HR Indaba: the biggest HR conference in Africa

We are currently in preparations to host the biggest gathering of HR professionals on the Southern Hemisphere next year. The 2024 HR Indaba promises to bring together 3,000+ HR professionals who want to accelerate their knowledge, network and career. The event boasts 10 Impact Sessions with world-class speakers, live engagement, and a complete overview of the most important tools and services for HR teams at the spectacular expo taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre in October 2024.

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Boss level bargaining: inside Rand Refinery’s five-year wage deal

In the wake of the company’s groundbreaking five-year wage agreement with the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU), Rand Refinery’s HR division sat down with CHRO South Africa managing director Joel Roërig at the 2024 HR Indaba on 8 October to shed light on how the deal came together behind the scenes.

Stuck in an ERP nightmare

The Competition Commission found itself in a bind with a human capital enterprise resource planning system that isn’t living up to its promise and it has learnt a few hard lessons along the way. At the 2024 HR Indaba, experts discussed how to avoid these issues.

Mustek’s HR evolution

At the 2024 HR Indaba, Mustek Group’s leaders shared their journey in transforming HR from a support role to a strategic powerhouse.

Transnet implements spiritual HR policy

After a Transnet employee approached her superiors about being called to become a sangoma, the logistics company determined that there was a need for a spiritual leave policy, attendees at the 2024 HR Indaba heard.

The HR Indaba learns about belonging from Netflix case study

Belief creates belonging, which is the glue that connects you to an organisation and translates directly into performance, LRMG’s Ricky Robinson and conversation strategist Nozipho Tshabalala reveal during an HR Indaba panel discussion.

Artificial intelligence: adapt or perish

As artificial intelligence continues to gain ground across industries, companies are increasingly confronted with the contentious issues of consent and ethics. Also key is the question of whether AI will render certain roles obsolete, resulting in job losses. In a panel discussion at the HR Indaba, leaders reflected on the possibilities AI offers.

The power of integrated employee benefits

The modern, multi-generational workplace requires organisations to rethink their employee benefits to attract and retain talent and boost productivity, writes Thenjiwe Ramorotho, regional general manager: inland at Old Mutual Corporate.

Citizen Leader Lab joins 2024 HR Indaba

The leadership development and support public benefit organisation will be amongst the giants exhibiting at the 2024 HR Indaba in October.

CHROs need to drive high performance, and here’s how

High performance is the holy grail of organisational success, says Sakeena Adams of Sage. Learn how a strategic, culture-driven approach and the right technology can propel your company to excellence.

BCX joins HR Indaba

The digital solutions company will showcase at the HR Indaba.

Udemy joins HR Indaba

The online learning and teaching marketplace will be exhibiting at the HR Indaba.

EOH joins HR Indaba

The technology solutions company will exhibit at the HR Indaba.

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