Managing risks and strain on employers and workers
Health and social care workers were put under extraordinary pressure during the pandemic but the tough times aren’t over.
Looking ahead, the challenge for sector leaders will be to manage workers effectively at a time where the fatigue of the last few years is still present for many, where the capacity and skills gaps are growing and all while the economy and cost of living crisis is putting a strain on both employers and workers.
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Speakers
Paula Kathrens
Partner
Paula is a partner in the Employment law team, advising key clients in both the public and private sectors including Welsh Government, further and higher education, health and social care, housing and the financial services sectors on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious employment law.
Jordan Cummins
Programme Director, Healthcare, the Confederation of British Industry
Jordan leads the CBI Health and Life Sciences team, tackling the public health and life sciences policy challenges facing UK business.
Debra Gers
Senior practice support lawyer
Debra monitors key cases and legislative developments in both the UK and EU and provides legal updates to clients on topical issues as well as future developments. She is a regular speaker at legal conferences and events and contributor of articles on employment law developments for HR publications.
Lisa Gostling
Director of Workforce, Hywel Dda University Health Board
Lisa has worked for Hywel Dda within workforce and organisational development (OD) and its predecessor organisations for 27 years, having been the Director of Workforce and OD for 5 years. Her previous role within the health board was assistant director of workforce and OD (workforce modernisation and planning).
