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IBA Annual Conference Miami 2022

30 Oct - 4 Nov 2022

Room 208, Level 2

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The new world of work following the covid-19 pandemic

Monday 31 October (0930 - 1045)

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Committee(s)

Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee (Lead)

Description

With no doubt the world has accelerated a number of significant changes affecting the way employees work. Work from home, cross-border remote work, hybrid on-and-off the office arrangements, need to conciliate with personal requests, are all just examples on how the world at work has changed. These changes also affect other significant issues such as how to give proper training, how to motivate employees, how to compensate employees, and how to monitor performance. These were all aspects to be discussed as part of this session. 

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Patrick L Benaroche Stikeman Elliott, Montréal, Québec, Canada; Co-Chair, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee
Juan Bonilla Blasco Cuatrecasas Goncalves Pereira SLP, Madrid, Spain; Co-Chair, Employment and Industrial Relations Law Committee

Speakers

Hans-Christian Ackermann Luther, Düsseldorf, Germany
Maria Alexia Aurelio LL.M. Aresco Abogados, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Astrid Helstone Stibbe, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Sarah Malik SOL International Ltd, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Bart Raczkowski Raczkowski, Warsaw, Poland
Peter Talibart LL.M. Seyfarth Shaw, London, England; Vice Chair for Institutions, Global Employment Institute (GEI)

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