The nature of how we work with and engage our teams has shifted considerably. Some companies continue to work remotely while others are working within a hybrid capacity. Where employees continue to work face-to-face, health and safety and social distancing have become primary considerations. This new landscape of work brings opportunities and obligations for you as an employer. As we move into a post-Covid era, you may be considering how best to address some of the medium-term HR and management challenges now facing your business.
This two episode podcast is based on a recent recording of an Enterprise Ireland produced webinar, hosted by broadcast journalist, Della Kilroy, who is joined by Karen Hernandez (Senior Executive, People & Management at Enterprise Ireland) and Fredericka Sheppard and Joyce Rigby-Jones (Joint Managing Directors of HR consultancy, Voltedge Ltd) to outline some of the people & management challenges facing your business as you prepare for the future world of work.
Karen Hernandez
Senior Executive, People & Management at Enterprise Ireland
Karen is a senior executive at Enterprise Ireland, leading the agency’s centre of excellence in organisational development to support SME growth and job creation. In this role, Karen and her team regularly engage one-on-one with companies to support them to put in place the appropriate organisational structures, capability and HR processes to drive business growth.
Fredericka Sheppard & Joyce Rigby-Jones
Joint Managing Directors - Voltedge Ltd
Voltedge was created in March 2011 by Fredericka Sheppard and Joyce Rigby-Jones to develop an innovative HR consultancy, focused on providing customised and innovative solutions and support to clients across all sectors.
Della Kilroy
Broadcaster & Journalist
Della Kilroy is an award-winning broadcast journalist working with RTE. She regularly reports for the RTE’s flagship weekday current affairs show Drivetime and more recently Morning Ireland on RTE Radio One, as well as presenting and live reporting on other platforms across RTE Television and Digital and also TV3.