Webinar: How to cater to a greater diversity of needs with your wellbeing strategy by MA Business

How to cater to a greater diversity of needs with your wellbeing strategy

About

Responding to coronavirus has meant many wellbeing plans have had to be reactive, and few workplaces know exactly how hybrid will change what they look like.

As the world learns to live with COVID-19, HR has the opportunity to craft a long-term wellbeing strategy that works for all.

Considering neurodiversity, disability and different cultures in the workforce, this webinar will explore the novel ways HR can provide a more personal employee experience, taking care of a variety of different needs.

You will learn

• Practical suggestions for catering to the different needs in your workforce
• The perks employers can offer that can mean the difference between an average and a great day at work
• How to develop a wellbeing strategy that lasts and adapts to changing needs

Presenters

Beau Jackson

Deputy Editor

Jas Rai

Head of People, British Library

Jas Rai is head of people at the British Library and trustee at the Commonwork Trust.

Rai joined the library in August 2020 after six years with Sony as head of talent & development based at their headquarters in Japan.

Moving from a global tech company to a national public sector organisation with bases in two UK regions, Rai has a wealth of experience in all aspects of HR organisational development from talent management to strategic workforce planning plus learning and development strategy and implementation.

Continuing to support the British Library’s people through the practicalities of a global pandemic, Rai has also just launched the British Library’s new three year people strategy which will drive culture change and policy reform.

Angela Matthews

Head of policy and research, Business Disability Forum

Matthews joined Business Disability Forum (BDF) in 2013. She leads the policy and research team and specialises in UK work, health, and disability policy. She is an adviser to and research partner on several academic research projects related to health, disability inclusion, and inclusive employment.

She has been a HR specialist in disability and workplace adjustments, disability-related employee casework, equalities data management, and employee relations. She has also worked in dementia care services and occupational therapy in mental health and physical rehabilitation (NHS).

Matthews chairs the Disability Charities Consortium’s policy group, which brings together policy leads from nine UK disability charities. Outside of BDF, she is involved in various activities to support and improve the lives and care of people with phenylketonuria (PKU) and the people around them.

Neil Morrison

Group HR director, Severn Trent

Morrison is the director of HR for FTSE100 water company Severn Trent and has executive responsibility for all aspects of HR as well as the corporate communications, PR and marketing teams.

In his prior role, he was one of the leads in the global merger between Penguin and Random House, the largest merger in publishing history.

Morrison has served on the board of the CIPD, was one of the inaugural members of the Social Mobility Pledge and has advised and supported government on a number of policies and initiatives. He writes regularly about organisations leadership and change.

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