We’re hearing a lot about wellbeing and research shows it impacts productivity, but what does it really mean in a workplace context, and for HR practitioners as individuals? Join us for this panel discussion with a specialist Coach, Occupational Therapist and Workplace Lawyer, to get a handle on the issues and practical tips to put into action for yourself and your workplace.

About our Panel

Kate Ashcroft, Partner, Copeland Ashcroft Workplace Lawyers

Kate is passionate about providing commercially pragmatic, tailored solutions to client’s workplace law issues. Kate acts for employers across a range of industries, giving strategic, compliance and best practice advice on non-contentious matters as well as providing representation in disputes. She is recognised by the international legal directory Asia Law as a "Leading Lawyer" in New Zealand.

Gail Page, Leadership & Communication Coach: Positive Pathways

Gail is passionate about building healthy workplace relationships and creating psychologically safe environments. Gail’s tailored workshops and coaching focus on improving communication, creating mindset shifts and creating behavioural change. With a strong reputation for managing complex group dynamics and diffusing heated situations Gail specialises in finding constructive solutions that get to the core of what’s really going on.Rosie Mallon Director / Occupational Therapist: Smarterworks.NZ

Rosie is an experienced Occupational Therapist, providing workplace environment consultancy and rehabilitation for over 20 years. She is passionate about advocating for the “health benefits of good work” and formed Smarterworks to implement preventative solutions that improve your workplace environment, and the safety, health and wellbeing of your workforce.

With thanks to our Sponsor Copeland Ashcroft Workplace Lawyers

Copeland Ashcroft is an independent legal practice, providing specialist advice, representation and support across the full ambit of workplace law issues, including employment, health and safety and immigration, to businesses throughout New Zealand.

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