- hr sector
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3rd Annual Human Capital
Strategic Human Capital is one of the most powerful levers for industry growth in today’s knowledge economy
Event Date: 20-21 Apr 2002
Location: The Grace Hotel, Rosebank, Johannesburg
- key conference topics
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- Identifying transformational leadership and organisational transformation as a major success for leadership visions and succession planning
- Identifying, measuring and managing human capital management for long term economic growth prospects
- Adopting practical everyday uses of the latest updates on essential labour law codes in South Africa
- Effective and strategic methods of dealing with retrenchments and operational redeployment
- Attaining a global perspective from key international human capital trends and best practices
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- Addressing skills gaps through effective talent management programmes
- Planning for effective strategies in managing a well conducted retrenchment process in your organisation
- Leveraging technology and human capital initiatives creating high performance in your organisation
- Strategies for high performance leadership and succession planning
- conference focus
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Title People (human capital) are the most important assets of any organization and the success of an organization largely depends on the management of its human capital. Yet, in today’s organizations there is a strong focus on controlling the bottom line.
Progressive Human Resource Executives have recognized that using Human Capital Metrics, to support business decisions provides direct links to organizational results in quantitative terms that are readily understood by other executive decision-makers.Organisations are focussing on the human capital mix to ensure the most effective solution is employed in all operations. This has required a move away from just utilising recruitment suppliers to provide ad hoc placement of Perm and Temp staff. Rather, the trend is to look for total human capital solutions providers.
Institutional arrangements and human capital enhancement remain serious concerns in South Africa. We will need to strive to enhance and retain our human resources and recognise that our human capital possesses the skills and knowledge that are important to the well-being of South Africa. We are also faced with the challenge to consolidate our human resources and institutional arrangements to ensure competitiveness and a single point of responsibility. This implies that the institutional arrangements to ensure delivery of much needed infrastructure must have integrity and be beyond reproach. The challenge is to avoid fragmentation and inaction due to a lack of coordination within organisations. Kindly contact the details below for further event details.