Future-proofing your workforce

About this event

Generational shifts & hybrid work are reshaping jobs. Join Loch Associates for HR & legal insights to lead teams through change

Generational change and hybrid working are not just trends, they’re redefining how we work, lead, and grow. Join Loch Associates Group for an insightful webinar on the future of work, during which we’ll explore what these seismic shifts mean for the world of employment, and what your organisation needs to do now to stay ahead.

The speakers from Loch will cover the legal, cultural, and practical implications of flexible and hybrid working in the modern workplace. Combining expert insights, real-life case examples, and actionable strategies, you’ll gain the knowledge and tools needed to lead your organisation and teams confidently through change.

During this session, attendees will:

• Understand the evolving legal landscape surrounding decentralised and flexible working models
• Learn how to navigate the risks and opportunities presented by these changes
• Gain knowledge of how to support employee relations and maintain a strong organisational culture

About the speakers

Laura Acosta - Executive Coach, Training and Wellbeing Consultant

Laura is a senior Leadership Development and Wellbeing professional who has held senior positions in Education and has been an Assistant Headteacher. Before joining Loch, Laura was a Director of HR, Recruitment and Training. Laura is an ICF Accredited ACC Coach and a Menopause Experts Group Licensed Champion. She is also a certified Mindfulness teacher and an Edu-Therapy Bereavement and Loss Specialist.

Lauren McLaughlin - Partner and Solicitor

Lauren is an Employment Law Solicitor with over 10 years of experience, and she heads up Loch’s London office. Lauren is known for her ability to provide advice to clients to help them manage their teams and guide them on the range of issues they can encounter in the workplace. Recognised in Legal 500 for her work on sex and pregnancy discrimination, she advises on complex claims, senior executive exits, Tribunal claims, redundancies and restructurings, and policies and procedures, as well as offering strategic and pragmatic guidance to businesses.

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