The COVID-19 pandemic is, predictably, changing lives around the world – both in the short term and, almost inevitably, in the longer term as well. The way we live may never be quite the same again and, while that may seem daunting, it also represents an opportunity for as a workforce to reskill and upskill to adapt to smarter ways of working.

To ensure that businesses not only survive, but thrive, business leaders can access fully funded local support. This webinar will talk about the support available to help you navigate difficult staffing decisions now and in the future – while learning about the bespoke support available to your employees who are at risk of redundancy.

The webinar will also discuss the importance of strong leadership, analyzing the key skills needed to boost productivity and maintain a positive and motived workforce.

This session will cover:

• The importance of workforce skills – Analysing existing skills and employment in the South East Midlands
• Wellbeing support – Helping you and your employees to adapt to change
• Key skills to maintain strong leadership
• Tailored support packages for employees - Guidance on funded training and advice services, including how you can benefit from these programmes
• Investment – How together we can equip workers with the skills they will need to remain competitive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Joining us on our panel will be:

• Paul Thompson, Employer and Skills Manager, SEMLEP
• Matt Clark, Partnership Coordinator, Employment, Skills and Enterprise, Serco UK & Europe
• Paul Riddick, Programme Manager Herts, SEMLEP, Northants, TCHC
• Stephen James, Managing Director, TradeArc Services
• Amanda Rowe, Head of People Engagement & Development, WSRS

Who should attend?

Local business owners and directors who want to lead their workforce through the coming months becoming a stronger and more resilient team.

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This webinar will be held on Zoom. Information about joining the webinar will be sent through shortly after registration.

If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact samantha.hunter@semlep.com