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HR Focus magazine has called on HR professionals and students to take an active part in the upcoming HR Focus Conference, which forms part of activities lined up for the HR Focus Conference and Awards 2015.
The HR Focus Conference, comprising the Clarity 4D HR Forum and the Edkins Career development session will take place on the 8th and 9th of October, 2015 respectively at the Banquet Hall, State House.
The Clarity 4D HR Forum will bring HR practitioners and professionals together to deliberate on issues affecting the world of work and to offer practical and ingenious solutions to such issues.
The Edkins Career Development Session, on the other hand, seeks to equip students, job seekers and executives with the necessary learning tools to enable them make informed decisions about their career paths and make them more productive at their work places.
This forms part of L’AINE’s Corporate Social Responsibility and HR Focus’ contribution to the development of HR in Ghana as the conference is for free. All schools and HR professionals are encouraged to subscribe massively to the event.
There will be an exhibition on both days for various corporate entities to showcase some of the processes in their establishments.
The HR Focus Conference will see internationally acclaimed speakers giving presentations on various topics that border on the HR profession and practice.
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