Catch Gcobisa Ntshona at HR Indaba

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Lexis Nexis’ Gcobisa Ntshona will talk about ways to strengthen HR compliance.

Gcobisa Ntshona, HR Director at Lexis Nexis, will share insights into how HR professionals can keep up with workplace demands in a post-pandemic era at the HR Indaba on 18 October.

The Indaba will be held at the Sandton Convention Centre. The programme kicks off with a keynote by popular HR guru Tantaswa Fubu.

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Since the Covid-19 pandemic, organisations have had to adjust to new ways of work including new systems, new working models and the need to keep pace with changing laws and regulations.

During her session starting at 10.40am in Ballroom 2, Gcobisa will be talking about how HR professionals and departments can harness digitisation and automation, policies and procedures to ensure their employment and work practices demonstrate a thorough understanding of applicable laws and regulations, while also being aware of the company's larger human capital resources objectives.

 

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