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About
SHRI Dialogue & Engage
SHRI Dialogue & Engage
sessions, organised by SHRI, are held regularly to discuss issues and
exchange solutions on what's happening in the Singapore HR scene.
SHRI-Engage is a platform for sharing of information among SHRI members
and the public. It seeks to enhance members’ knowledge base through
inviting speakers to share on HR and/or business functional matters.
Common topics such as Talent Management, Crisis Management and Fair
Employment Practices were discussed in previous sessions. Participants
can gain insightful advice through the Q&A session with relevant
experts.
SHRI Dialogue serves as a platform for SHRI members to learn about
changes or updates pertaining to industry regulations or legislation.
Participants can gain a better understanding of the changes and updates
and how the changes may affect their businesses and policies from the
panel of HR practitioners, as well as representatives from relevant
authorities or professional groups.
Some of the previous interesting topics include:
2008
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IRAS - Changes to
Tax Treatment of Various Benefits in Kind
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Termination of
Employment in Malaysia
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Fair Employment Practices
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Drafting Employment
Contract
2007
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Managing Cultural Differences and Diversity
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New
Employment Contract Law in China
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Using
Employee Bonus and Savings Schemes as a Retention Tools
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Briefing on Medical Insurance
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Regional HR Management in Asia
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Business Case for Companies HR Practitioners
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The
Effectiveness of Employee Retention Plan in Retaining Valued
Employees
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Comprehensive Understanding of the Employment Act
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Skills
Development Levy & Skills Development Fund
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WDA on
HR and Leadership and People Management
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Financial Risk Mgt - In conversation with Nobel Laureate & Harvard
Professor, Robert Merton
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Foreign
Workers and Work Permit
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Tripitate Conversation - NWC
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Flexible Work Arrangement , Incorporate Part-time employee
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Workfare Incentive Scheme & CPF Changes
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Help
Your Employee Save More for Retirement
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Critically Examining the Handling of Deviant Employees Allegedly
Committing Criminal Offences In & Outside the Workplace
To
learn more about the topics in 2009, email Ms Adeline Peh at
adeline@shri.org.sg
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