Speakers
Naomi Kemp | Director, Safe Expectations | Chair, AIHS
Mike Cosman | Partner, Cosman Parkes | Chair, NZISM
Organisations are focusing on the Social pillar of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) more than ever before, thanks to the growing recognition of the value of addressing the social side of the business.
Factors such as increased pressure from stakeholders - both internal and external - along with the changing workforce dynamic have helped create this shift. Indeed, today’s workforce is becoming increasingly more diverse, with each generation having unique motivations and expectations. Organisations need to adapt to these changes to help look after their people and retain top talent.
Where does safety fit in?
Broadening our scope and understanding of what "safety" means across the three pillars of E, S and G is key for safety leaders to be future-ready. Most organisations measure safety performance that is misaligned with the business goals or backward-looking or not mature enough to help align with the business's objectives that reflect the reality of the changing profile of the workforce.
Developing a mature way of measuring safety performance across the three pillars is key to helping businesses achieve their strategic long-term goals. This will help organisations secure their social licence, and they will be perceived as acting in a fair, trustworthy and appropriate manner towards their people - in other words, addressing the social pillar.
What will this interactive webinar explore?
- The opportunities for safety in ESG, with a specific focus on the "S" for Social.
- The differences between internal governance level reporting, and external reporting for shareholders.
- The current status of safety performance reporting within ESG with examples and why they are inadequate for the future.
- How the safety professional can influence measuring and reporting safety.
- The specifics of what these companies report, and how they capture their data.
- An exploration of how reporting may evolve, with a greater focus on what the future holds for work design.
- Practical real-world examples of workplaces that have implemented positive social changes
Who should attend this event?
Business Owners and Leaders, Heads of HR, Chief People Officers, Heads of well-being and Safety, HR Managers, Health and Safety Managers, Health, Safety and Well-being professionals and People Leaders.
