October 28, 1:00 PM ET

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The pandemic’s destructive impact on the physical and mental wellbeing of employees has led many companies to examine their workplace wellness programs through a new lens. This webinar will take a deep dive into Charter Communications’ workplace wellness journey including the clinical considerations that guided the development of a multi-faceted strategy, the investment in expanded resources, and efforts to engage leadership and employees to embrace physical, emotional, financial and social health in the workplace.

Featured Speakers:

Beth Biggs, CEBS, Group VP of Benefits, Charter Communications

Ann-Marie Hejna, Senior Business Development Executive, ComPsych Corporation

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November 4, 3:00 PM ET

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According to the World Health Organization, “Burnout is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.” With around half of US employees reporting burnout in 2021 (Indeed survey), burnout prevention and management are important not only for HR professionals, but anyone who manages people. Thrive Global’s Joey Hubbard is committed to helping people and workforces find direction and live better. He’ll share burnout warning signs, tips for managing workplace stress, and how to help yourself and your team build resilience in a time of extreme uncertainty.

Featured Speakers:

Joey Hubbard, Chief Training Officer, Thrive Global

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Take a deep dive into the topic of mental health and the social dynamics and complex considerations that impact the success of a company’s wellness program.

Featured Speaker:

Dr. Jeff Tzeng, Chief Medical Officer for Comcast

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As many employers embrace a hybrid work environment, human resources teams face the unprecedented challenge of creating policies and practices to support a distributed workforce, foster engagement and ensure equity.  C2HR has assembled an expert team of diverse mindsets to share insight into the myriad of considerations that companies face when developing a return to office/hybrid workforce plan.

Featured Speakers:
Susan Kohuth, Senior Interior Designer, EUA  (moderator)

Melanie Hannasch, SVP of Customer Experience, Vyve Broadband

Luis Marin, Senior Director of Organizational Development, ESPN

Renee Riviere, Senior Designer: Interiors, EUA

Beth Ridley, Change Management Consultant

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The Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division (WHD) recovered a record $1.4 billion in back wages for workers in the past 5 years! According to the WHD, that’s an average of $1,120 for each employee. Suffice it to say that your company’s potential liability under wage and hour laws continues to be very real and very expensive. Fortunately, much of this risk can be reduced with the right policies and practices. You just need to know what to look for in an ever-changing regulatory and enforcement environment. During this webinar, Kelley Drye’s Mark Konkel will discuss these pitfalls:

1. Misclassifying non-exempt employees as exempt from overtime requirements
2. Failing to recognize what time is compensable
3. Misclassifying employees as independent contractors
4. Getting tripped up on differences between federal and state laws

Featured Speaker:
Mark Konkel, Co-chair Labor and Employment Practice Group, Kelley Drye

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Surviving a year of pandemic-induced change and uncertainty has taken a toll. Many employees report feeling stress, anxiety and burnout, and HR professionals are no exception. This webinar will help you understand the neuro-physio reactions to stress and how to establish boundaries, create rituals and leverage coping tools to improve your mental and physical well-being. In addition to creating a personal path to wellness, you can model these proven behaviors to help your team build endurance during these challenging times. Dr. Kantor will field questions from the audience and will end the session with a mindfulness exercise. Please note that this webinar will not be recorded.

Featured Speaker:
Julie Kantor, Ph.D., Business Psychologist, JP Kantor Consulting

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Fact: Bias can impact the employee experience before a person is even on the payroll. To achieve true equity and inclusivity, employers need to examine their recruiting efforts. Dr. Laura Fields will share three best practices, as well as the tools and technology, that Charter (through their Spectrum brand) has implemented to minimize bias throughout the selection process:

1. Above–the-funnel assessments that help undecided job seekers find open positions aligned with their interests and preferences,
2. Validated assessments for high-volume positions that help recruiters manage and prioritize large candidate pools, and
3. Structured interviewing, including on-demand interview technology

Featured Speaker:
Laura Fields, Senior Director of Recruiting Operations & Selection, Charter Communications

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Sponsored by: JM Search and Talmetrix

There is a major skills shift occurring in the world of work. What will it take to be poised for future success? This panel of industry leaders will pinpoint the attributes that will be in highest demand, and they’ll discuss how companies are refining their recruiting, learning and development (L&D), and rewards and recognition programs to ensure they have the talent on tap to meet the needs of tomorrow. Join them for an interactive dialog to talk talent in 2021 and beyond!

Featured Speakers:
Chris Powell, CEO, Talmetrix

Karen Bennett, EVP & Chief People Officer, Cox Communications

Julie Neimat, EVP of Employee Experience & HR Operations, Discovery Inc.

Christopher Strazzella, Global Head of Talent Acquisition, WarnerMedia

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Sponsored by: Anthem, Kelley Drye and NCTI

Join four thought leaders for an interactive discussion on how to maximize the impact of your company’s community initiative. C2HR’s 2019 and 2020 Social Impact Award winners will explore the far-reaching impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR),  share insight into their companies’ programs and discuss how the pandemic and social justice movement have impacted this year’s efforts and plans for 2021.

Read about the 2020 Social Impact Award Winners  

Read about the 2019 Social Impact Award Winner

Featured Speakers

Jessica Clancy, VP of Corporate Social Responsibility, NBCUniversal

Kimberly Gilmore, SVP of Corporate Social Responsibility, A+E Networks

Rahman Khan, VP of Community Impact, Charter Communications

Kevin Martinez, VP of Corporate Citizenship, ESPN

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Sponsored by: ELI Inc.

In these times, there is tremendous urgency to maximize results. With no playbook on how to collaborate and increase equity and inclusion amid a global pandemic, many organizations are challenged with how to create and support diverse, high-performing teams. This interactive session introduces participants to how a Civil Treatment™ Workplace learning experience can help build a more inclusive, civil, welcoming and collaborative workplace to further your organization’s mission, vision, and values.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Stephen M. Paskoff, President & CEO, ELI Inc.

Tucker Miller, Managing Vice President, Learning Solutions, ELI Inc.

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While COVID-19 has made virtual recruiting a necessity, this innovative trend deserves to be part of your long-term hiring strategy. A trio of experts will share how you can drive recruiting results by using advanced technologies to build your employment brand, engage applicants, conduct pre-employment assessments and interview candidates. By sharing practical tips and best practices, this C2HR webinar will help you leverage technology to elevate the human connection throughout the hiring process.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Mike Hudy, Chief Science Officer, Modern Hire
Alykhan Rehmatullah, Co-founder and CEO, Altru
Jennifer Tracy, VP of Recruiting Solutions, Spectrum

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The coronavirus threat will still be active when many employers begin to return employees to the job. What will you do when employees refuse to return? When some have been sick but not diagnosed? When social distancing measures remain in place? When some parts of the country (or even your city) are “more open” than others? What should employers do to prepare?

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Mark Konkel, Partner & Co-Chair, Labor & Employment, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
Barbara Hoey, Partner & Co-Chair, Labor & Employment, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

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A former CHRO with deep expertise in the human capital function, Susan Gunn will provide insight into how your organization can prepare for the transition back and upcoming transformation of the enterprise in light of lessons learned from the pandemic crisis. She’ll provide a strategic lens, coupled with operational execution, to the challenges leaders are facing in today’s uncertain world.

FEATURED SPEAKER

Susan Gunn, Ernst & Young, Managing Director, EY People Advisory Services

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When it’s time to transition employees from WFH back to the workplace, there is a lot to consider—from social distancing and space allocations to rethinking the corporate food court and elevator usage. We’ve assembled a panel of experts to share both short-term actions as well as long-term design strategies that will ensure the wellness, productivity and sense of connection among your employees in a post-pandemic workplace.

FEATURED SPEAKERS

Leslie Mulcahy, Director, Project Management-Real Estate, Charter Communications
Krista Sinker, Senior Director, Campus Operations & Planning, Comcast
Heather Turner Loth, Workplace Strategist: Associate, EUA
Kitty Yuen, Workplace Architect: Principal, EUA