Virtual Event: HR & Future of Work
National Insights – Fall Edition

Online: Wednesday, December 7th, 2022 | Time: 12:00-2:00 pm ET / 9:00-11:00 am PT

Event Overview

Embracing Evolving HR Functions and Redefining the Future of Work

Change has been a constant within the public sector as policies, systems and procedures have evolved and taken new forms to adapt to current demands. This transformation has challenged long-standing practices within government, but more importantly, has given rise to new opportunities.

While many will continue to embrace a work-from-home or hybrid schedule, the big question is no longer about WHERE we work, but HOW we work. Current efforts are focused on creating a more connected, seamless, and accessible government through the modernization of HR functions. The transformation of HR service delivery will effectively alter and redefine the future of work. While governments invest in the latest systems and technologies, it is up to HR leaders to champion this change throughout their teams.

Join the last instalment of our HR and Future of Work National Insights series to gain further understanding of the challenges, successes, and opportunities within the HR transformation journey. Gain valuable insights as to how HR leaders are shaping the future of work and how to further support the modernization of HR service delivery within your own organization.

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Benefits of Attending

Address the evolution of HR functions and how leaders can better adapt

Create positive outcomes through comprehensive change management strategies and policy

Build stronger teams by providing access to the right tools and training

A Sneak Peek of Your Expert Speakers

Tom Balfour Assistant Deputy Minister, People and Culture and Chief Human Resources Officer Fisheries and Oceans Canada 

Tom Balfour
Assistant Deputy Minister, People and Culture and Chief Human Resources Officer
Fisheries and Oceans Canada 

Danielle Baker Chief Human Resources Officer Ontario Northland 

Danielle Baker
Chief Human Resources Officer
Ontario Northland 

Nenzi Cocca
Director, HR Systems
& Operations Human
Resources
City of Hamilton

Tony Bennett Executive Director, HR Analytics and Planning Alberta Health Services 

Tony Bennett
Executive Director, HR Analytics and Planning
Alberta Health Services 

Robert Beeraj
Senior Director, Talent Acquisition and Development Division, Human Resources Branch
Department of Justice Canada

Karina Monesson
Sr. Manager, Research &
Advisory
UKG

Nicole Filiatrault, Director, Marketing, Canada, UKG

Nicole Filiatrault
Marketing Manager, Canada
UKG

Svetlana Ogay
Principal, HR Value Advisory
SAP

Key Sessions

Government KeynoteGovernment KeynotePanel Discussion

How HR is Setting the Standard for the Future of Work

  • Addressing the current shift in workplace policies and expectations and how this is altering HR functions
  • Leveraging modern technologies and automation to create a more seamless and cohesive HR performance
  • Encouraging leaders and their teams to push the boundaries of possibility

Building Comprehensive Strategies that Help Confront and Manage Change

  • What can HR leaders do to better equip themselves and their teams to adapt to HR transformation
  • Addressing organizational challenges and finding the right talent to deliver positive outcomes
  • Investing in technologies that deliver measurable and valuable data

Shifting to Future-Focused Leadership and Management Practices and Driving Change from Within

  • How can leaders override conventional modalities within their teams and fuel progress 
  • How can we create more flexible and adaptable HR functions and policies to better support our teams and deliver the future of work 
  • Given the new reality of the workplace, how can the public sector ensure accessibility to training and upskilling for all   
  • How can we address talent shortages while still prioritizing modernization 
  • How can we better support our teams with the changing dynamics of the workplace?  
  • Examining ways to hold each other accountable when implementing new policies or changes to ensure their effectiveness 

Your Registration

Virtual Presentations

Hear from public sector leaders about the latest trends and explore how to instantly apply these insights and gaining unique perspectives

Interactivity

An opportunity to engage with the inspiring speaker panel and peers in the live Q&A and polling to discover answers to shared challenges

Leading Technology Solutions

Hear  from leading solutions providers in the government space as they explore key technologies to improve citizen services

On-Demand

Receive on-demand access to session content on the complimentary Public Sector Network social learning platform

What Your Peers Had to Say

I really loved the information provided and appreciate what was presented. It further supports the thoughts I had in mind to improve the learning and development portion carried out by my group.
Health Canada

Recommendations were tangible and well adapted for the public sector which can be challenging at times
Bruyere Continuing Care, Ontario

I liked what I heard, it is always interesting to heard it from outside of our organization. Having a overview of what and how people do things elsewhere is refreshing.
Statistics Canada

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