In today's rapidly evolving work landscape, a significant portion of the global workforce, often referred to as the '80%,' grapple with a unique set of challenges. This broad spectrum of workforce who are critical to our economy and touch every part of our lives often lack the necessary access and enablement to thrive.
Four-fifths of employees worldwide lack opportunities and autonomy in their work, and a very large number of them feel ignored and unvalued despite the imperative jobs they do. Consequently, the vast majority feel unseen, unvalued, and uncared for. Organizations must therefore take big steps to support their needs, understand their viewpoints, and reward their contributions—or face some powerful but predictable consequences in terms of engagement and retention.
In partnership with O.C. Tanner, we are excited to bring to you this critical and timely panel discussion that will look at culture and experience from the lens of the 80% workforce.
Together with industry leaders, we will discuss:
· Gaps and opportunities to implement policies, programs and resources for the 80%
· How modern leadership can amplify autonomy and voice
· Opportunities to increase access to technology and career development
· Strategies for recognizing the 80% workforce
Chandini Kamal
Global Head - Diversity and Inclusion, HCL TechnologiesKaran Bhasin
Director Sales, Recognition & Workplace Culture Strategist, O.C. Tanner IMEARajita Singh
Chief People Officer, KyndrylSumit Sabharwal
Head of HR Shared Services, Fujitsu International Regions