The COVID-19 pandemic has completely reshaped the role of HR in the workplace. From navigating employee relations to health and safety to staying on top of ongoing compliance changes, the vital role of HR professionals has been more evident than ever before.

On this episode of The Workplace Communication Podcast, we're talking with Neil Cosby, Senior Executive HR Consultant at HR Covered, who shares the good, the bad and the ugly of what's been happening lately with COVID-19 and the HR industry.

Leadership tips you won't want to miss:

🎙️ Mitigating risk of liability amidst confusing and constantly changing government directives

🎙️ Navigating the lifting of workplace restrictions with high-risk employees

🎙️ The risk of not being adequately informed of employment law changes throughout the pandemic

🎙️ Why you need to pay attention to the ongoing renegotiation of the employer-employee contract

Neil is a seasoned Senior Human Resources professional with experience across a variety of industries in the private sector and non-profit sector. His background includes systems review, development and re-design in recruitment/talent acquisition, training/organizational development, health & safety/wellness, labour and employee relations and performance management. Neil is a true believer in the necessity for solid HR infrastructure in any organization that must be aligned with the overall business goals and objectives.

If you're looking to learn tips from an HR expert on how to successfully navigate the constant changes of the pandemic in your business, then this episode is for you!

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