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Not all those who are tasked to conduct interviews know how to do so. Poor structure and planning can lead to poor results. Interviews can also be prone to many logical errors such as recency bias, halo bias, horn bias, like me bias, like us bias, and many more. This topic will teach you how to avoid those biases. This content will help managers and HR professionals think through how best to organize and structure the interview so as to enhance its chances of leading to the selection of well-qualified candidates to fill vacancies.

The year 2023 is shaping up to be one that is tech-driven, data-led and focused on employee experience more than ever. The traditional ways of managing HR tasks take up far too much time and it's hard to keep up. Combine that with a growing number of leave requests, difficulties with employee retention and it all adds up to a hefty burden on HR teams. What's on the horizon in HR tech? How do these new solutions impact your team? In this program, Seth Turner or AbsenceSoft will dive into what executive people leaders need to know to get ahead.

Companies around the world have long relied on Unconscious Bias Training as a cornerstone of their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs, but research on its effectiveness is mixed at its most optimistic. The training often raises awareness of neural processing while failing to teach participants actionable strategies or holding them accountable for change. Lucy Taksa from Deakin University, contends that this approach ultimately holds companies to low standards and sets their DEI programs up to fail.

Amid the ongoing upheaval of the past two years, as well as the blurred lines between work, school, and home, it has become clear that we are facing a national children’s mental health crisis. This crisis does not exist in a silo: As the lines between work and home have blurred, the added stress, anxiety, and burden on caregivers has a direct impact on their ability to thrive at work. Employers must play a larger role in comprehensively supporting their employees by implementing policies, benefits, and managerial strategies that encompass their families, too. Join this session to learn how employers can play a crucial role in helping caregivers and their families thrive.