A Workshop Series Designed to Tackle Employment Challenges
A Workshop Series Designed to Tackle Employment Challenges
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A Workshop Series Designed to Tackle Employment Challenges in Scottish Agriculture
In response to one of the most pressing issues facing organisations today, SAOS has launched the "Planning to Succeed" workshop series in partnership with strategic partners Greenburn HR. These workshops aim to address the critical challenges of employing and managing staff, an issue that has been exacerbated by recent shifts in the employment landscape.
These sessions are designed to foster collaboration among operational managers, provide insights from HR professionals, and explore new strategies for managing staff effectively.
What You'll Learn
- Planning to attract the right people: Discover effective methods to attract the right talent (Wed 30 Oct, 2024)
- Planning to retain the best people: Understand the importance of competitive and fair compensation (Wed 27 Nov, 2024)
- Planning to manage performance in the right way: Learn techniques to enhance staff performance and productivity (Wed 22 Jan, 2025)
The aim of each session is for managers to be equipped with a tailored plan that can be implemented in their businesses, fostering operational improvements and enhancing overall performance.
To gain maximum benefit, we have a ‘bundle offer’ if you purchase tickets for all three workshops in the series. Additionally, if our initial location doesn’t work for you, register your interest in attending a session at one of our local hubs.
For Managing Directors and Chairs, we are also offering free online preview sessions to provide a sneak peek into the workshops, helping you understand the content and benefits. MDs and Chairs you may book in for an online taster here.
Workshop Fees:
- Full Series (all three workshops):
£450 + VAT for SAOS members
£525 + VAT for non-members
- Single Workshop:
£200 + VAT for SAOS members
£250 + VAT for non-members
We encourage everyone to book the full series to gain the most comprehensive insights and benefits.
We’re anticipating high demand for these sessions, so please sign up promptly.
Location
Scottish Agronomy Ltd, Arlary Farm, Kinross, KY13 9SJ