August 26th 2020
Post Meeting Notes - New Ways of Working
These PMNs are from our HR Directors' Zoom interactive discussion event which took place on 25th August 2020. CRF hosted HR Directors and experts in discussion on the topic of new ways of working. In this session, we took stock of what we have learned over the course of the crisis, and discussed which elements of our new ways of working we expect to make permanent. This summary shares some of the key insights from the discussion.
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November 14th 2018
The Future of Jobs, Work and Working
What are the forces shaping the future of work and careers? In this CRF report, we take a look at the trends shaping the future of jobs in 2018 - economic, demographic and technological changes influencing future talent needs today. Recommendations for HR professionals are also discussed.
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October 30th 2018
The C-Suite Is Wrong
This presentation take a deep-dive into current workforce statistics in the UK and globally to highlight potential risk areas for workforce planning strategies. The key message? We can't recruit our way out of the workforce crisis (and automation will not help us either).
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October 30th 2018
The Changing Face of Work
This presentation from Simon Callow at RHR International takes a look at the evolving role of technology and its impact on HR processes.
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October 18th 2016
An Uncertain World - Conference Retrospective
During the three days at CRF's 8th International Conference in Prague, our experts have guided us to look a decade ahead and broaden our understanding of the key political, economic, social and technological influences that will impact on our organisations, our people - and ourselves.
The conference retrospective summarises the key messages from our speakers - Paul J. H. Schoemaker, Professor Arturo Bris, Ed Carr, Dr Carsten Sørensen and Professor Ian Goldin.
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November 30th 2012
The Future of Work – interview with Dr. Carsten Sørensen
Leading academic, Dr. Carsten Sørensen discusses how the future of work is likely to affect the relationships organisations have with their customers and their employees.
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