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Conference will ask 'what do employees want?'

The future of work is changing - that's why HCR Law is hosting a one-day conference looking at what employees of the future want from their workplaces, the way they work and their employers.

Taking place at the unique eighteen Lounge at x+why in Birmingham's city centre on Tuesday, February 4, the event is set to be must-attend for business leaders and HR professionals alike.

The conference features a keynote talk from Sarah Miller, Go To Market Manager in the Modern Workplace Team at Microsoft, exploring the transformative impact of AI in the workplace while sharing insight on potential gains in productivity, and whether AI will really deliver a return on investment for businesses.

Key topics include:

The Evolution of the workplace

A deep dive into how work environments have changed, and the challenges ahead — from hybrid working and the development of automation to company culture and work-life balance.

Employee Wellbeing: Who's Responsible?

A panel discussion on the growing importance of mental health support in the workplace and how employers can build healthy, resilient teams.

Recruitment and Retention: Gaining a Competitive Edge

A look at the skills gap and how businesses can rethink hiring strategies and implement solutions to ensure a competitive advantage when it comes to recruitment and retention.

AI: Challenges and Opportunities

Keynote speaker Sarah Miller from Microsoft will discuss the latest developments in AI.

Embracing the Future of AI

This panel session will explore insights on productivity gains, ROI, and legal risks tied to AI implementation.

Driving Meaningful Change at Work

A final panel on how sustainability and strategic initiatives can set businesses apart, attract top talent, and create the workplace of the future.

Wrap up the day with canapés and networking.

Don't miss out - book your free ticket now at www.hcrlaw.com/event/future-workspaces-conference-2025/ 

HCR Law has offices across the country, including Cheltenham and Worcester. For more details, visit www.hcrlaw.com 

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