How reskilling and digital disruption will shift incentives and perks
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As digital disruption leads us into a skills revolution, HR and Benefits decision makers will need to rethink employee benefits and recognition strategies. Along with reskilling, technologies such as artificial intelligence will start to dramatically change the employee benefits landscape during 2024.
In this webinar we will explore ways in which employers are rethinking how (and which benefits) can be used to support change, and ways in which recognition incentives are emerging as key tools to influence and embed new employee behaviours and skills.
The panel will also discuss how they see benefits processes changing in the face of rising use of data, generative AI, and what digitally influenced trends they expect to see playing through within the next 12 months.
Key issues to be explored
• Employee benefits most likely to change due to digitisation and the need to reskill
• Role of recognition platforms to spot skills that need updating, reset and embed new practices to adapt for an agile, sustainable future workforce
• Strategies for adapting incentive and benefits processes to support the skills revolution
• Ways in which AI will be integrated into benefits and incentives practices and processes as part of the Age of Digital Disruption
• Using incentives to shift employee behaviours during a time of change
Thanks to strategic partner Workhuman for supporting this REBA webinar
Head of Global Talent Acquisition and Employer Brand, Workhuman
David is Head of Global Talent Acquisition and Employer Brand for Workhuman®, the world’s fastest-growing integrated Social Recognition® platform. Based out of Ireland, David has been intimately involved in recruiting at scale for the global technology sector for almost 20 years. He has been an adviser to many successful scaling organisations on their talent strategies and the evolution and impact of culture in the modern workplace.
Int'l Pensions and Benefits Specialist, Lockheed Martin Corporation
Amanda is a Global Rewards Professional with broad experience in compensation and benefits, be it in the pharmaceutical industry (Ipsen and Bio-Rad), high-tech (Adobe Systems, Zebra Technology or Unisys).
Amanda is a frequent contributor to REBA events and research, having recently contributed to the Pensions Strategies for the New Age of Retirement.
Amanda is a Fellow member of the CIPD and is passionate about diversity and well being in the workplace, taking a holistic and practical approach to reward.
Head of Reward, Improbable
A seasoned HR professional successfully navigating the dynamic landscape of employee compensation, benefits, and recognition. Aga's journey in this field has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of the intricate relationship between talent management and organisational success.
At Improbable, Aga take's pride in being a part of a team that thrives on pushing boundaries and reshaping the possibilities of technology. Working in an environment that fosters creativity and innovation has allowed Aga to apply her expertise in designing reward strategies that not only attract, retain, and motivate top talent but also align with our organisational goals.
I am looking forward to discussing how the latest innovations in digitalisation and AI are shaping our practices at Improbable. I firmly believe that these advancements will define the future in the reward space. Join me as we explore this topic, discussing the transformative impact it will have on our approach and the overall employee experience.