Our next Manchester event: Booking now!

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With a continual and increasing level of change to UK employment requirements, it is certainly a really good time to kick-off another fun and informative Jelf Employment Seminar. As usual we will be fielding our range of expert educators, speaking on important topics of true relevance to all UK employers. Topics covered include:

  • How to exit problem employees from an Employment Law perspective
  • Best practice in employee Whistleblowing policies
  • The secrets of increasing Employee Performance and Employer Profits
  • An update on both the new Health and Work Service and Childcare Vouchers
  • A Pensions update covering both Auto-Enrolment and recent Budget changes

And we have yet another superb venue for our delegates to enjoy. Manchester City Football Club is the home of many international football stars, several of which are likely to also be appearing at this summer’s World Cup. Delegates will have a chance to soak-up the atmosphere with an optional (free) stadium tour after the event. The stadium is easy to access by all methods of public transport, and has ample free parking for delegates also.

Seminar details:

  • Date: Thursday 1st May 2014
  • Timings: 09:40 to 12:15
  • Location: The 1894 Suite, Etihad Stadium, Manchester City Football Club, M11 3FF
  • Suitable for: Senior Human Resources and Finance Professionals
  • CPD: The seminar will qualify for 2 hours CPD
  • Cost: FREE!*

Given our speakers, agenda, and superb venue, not to mention the consistently positive feedback from all our events, demand is likely to be extremely high. Places will be allocated on a strictly first come, first served basis, and early reservation is strongly recommended. Details of how to book, and the full agenda, are shown below. I do hope that you are able to join us.

 

Full Agenda:

09:00 Registration, coffee and networking

09:40 Welcome

09:45 Managing Talent: “Continual improvement in the workplace”

During this session you will discover two things: How to get the very best from your staff, and steps you can take immediately to make a radical shift in your profitability. Caroline D’ay is a Global Partner for Talent Dynamics, and sponsor for The Global Trust Conference. A popular and lively speaker, you will find her session both enlightening and entertaining. Speaker: Caroline D’ay, Chief Executive, Hot Frog Indicator

10:15 Whistleblowing: “It’s not just about having a policy….”

How do you create an environment where employee’s legitimate concerns can be raised in a manner that does not require the use of the media or courts, and where employee’s feel like they can be listened to without ridicule or threats to their career, promotion prospects or job? Whilst acknowledging that employees and ex-employee’s may not always be correct, whistleblowing nevertheless has a place in the modern business world. A true expert on this important area, Guy will provide some practical insights for employers of all sizes. Speaker: Guy Ellis, Director, Courageous Workplaces

10:45 Break/ Refreshments/ Networking

11:05 Employment Law: Exiting problem employees”

A major challenge for many organisations is how to effectively, and legally, manage out problem employees. Sarah will seek to explain the procedures that should be followed, including how to deal with performance and misconduct issues, protected and without prejudice conversations, and how to enter into effortless settlement agreements. Includes case studies and statistics. Speaker: Sarah Tahamtani, Partner, Clarion Solicitors

11:35 Employee Benefits: “They think it’s all over…”

The current Government have passed more legislation in the employee benefits space than any in living memory. In his unique style, Steve will attempt to bring some clarity to issues as diverse as Auto-Enrolment legislation (including the Price Cap outcomes), The Health and Work Service, Tax-breaks for medical interventions and Childcare Vouchers. The pension changes announced in The Chancellors Budget speech will also feature. Speaker: Steve Herbert, Head of Benefits Strategy, Jelf Employee Benefits

12:05 Closing comments, Delegate Voting

12:15 Prize draw/ Seminar concludes/ Optional tour of Etihad Stadium

 

How do I book a place?

If you (and/or an appropriate colleague) would like to attend, please email: steve.herbert@jelfgroup.com

…with the following details for each delegate…

  • Full Name
  • Job Title
  • Company Name
  • Email Address
  • Phone Number (preferably direct dial)
  • Please add “Manchester Seminar” to the subject line of your email

*All bookings are subject to our new terms and conditions (including a late cancellation charge) which can be viewed here: http://www.jelfgroup.com/blog/2013/08/jeb-events-terms-and-conditions/

Best regards

Steve

 

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About the author

Steve Herbert is an award-winning thought leader on Pensions and Employee Benefit issues. His principal aim is better communicating the value and usage of employee benefits to employers. This he has achieved through many (highly successful) seminar series over the last decade, and his regular and widely read blog posts on the subject. He also acts as a judge in HR and Employee Benefits industry awards, article writer, and product innovator. Steve is a regular contributor to DWP forums and compulsive responder to formal Government Consultations on pension and employee benefit issues. He is occasionally accused of making employee benefits interesting.