Employee retention is fast becoming a key challenge for businesses across industries with Gartner saying that turnover rates could jump as high as 24% in years to come for the business sector. Learning and development practitioners are at the forefront of shaping the future culture of their organizations. To achieve effective leadership, engage employees and retain talent in a competitive labour market, learning professionals must โstep out of their laneโ becoming change managers.
We are joined in conversation by Jenny Hill, director, learning & development at Sun Life, to discuss her experience in designing an inclusive, engaging, transparent leadership development program.
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Despite the billions that companies pour into manager training each year, many L&D professionals find themselves grappling with a sobering reality โ traditional management skills training often falls short of delivering meaningful results. Shockingly, half of employees who leave their companies don't quit their jobs; they quit their managers. This costly exodus wastes billions annually.
Managers wield an outsized influence on engagement, retention, and employees' sense of inclusion and belonging. Equipping them with the skills needed to excel isn't just a nice-to-have; it's a strategic imperative for businesses striving to remain resilient and competitive.
In this session, in-house experts from Praxis Labs confront the limitations of conventional manager training and explore how a DEI approach to manager training can redefine how managers and people leaders lead while contributing to organizational success.
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Since the public release of ChatGPT earlier this year, Gen AI (generative AI) has taken a prime place in conversations around the future of work across the HR community, but what does it mean for learning and development? While past application of AI and machine learning in learning have proved to foster a personalised approach, the opportunities presented by GenAI look to push things to the next level. Diverse content generation, improved feedback processes and personalised delivery will seek to aid substantial saving in both time and costs.
We are joined by Christopher Lind, chief learning officer at ChenMed, bringing his digital-first approach to learning, and Francesca Di Meglio, Editor at HR Exchange Network, as we look to the future role of AI in learning and talent development.
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