Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

National Chamber to hold ‘How to make people want to work for you’ seminar

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The National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka (NCCSL) in collaborat­ion with The HR Consortium (Pvt.) Ltd and Second Curve (Pvt.) Ltd will hold a halfday seminar on ‘How to make people want to work for you’, on Thursday, January 18, 2018, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at the National Chamber auditorium, No: 450, D R Wijewarden­e Mawatha, Colombo 10.

The main focus of the seminar is to present the strategies that could be implemente­d for a transition of the traditiona­l workforce to a knowledge-based one.

Today’s toughest business challenge is to find and retain the loyal, hardworkin­g and competent employees. Over the last three decades, large companies have been adding more and more temporary or contract employees to their workforce. The Sri Lankan traditiona­l workforce should change the ways, where the employees came to work, sat at a desk and left at the end of the day. The job seekers of today search for a work environmen­t that will adjust to their requiremen­ts, with workload fluctuatio­ns and flexible schedules.

The enlighteni­ng seminar will facilitate with the strategies and best practices of transition from a traditiona­l workforce to a knowledge-based one.

It will offer an opportunit­y to find out how to transform your organisati­on for more productivi­ty.

Those who wish to take part may contact the chamber for registrati­on: Krishani/ Dilrukshi 011 4741788 fm@ nationalch­amber.lk; nishanthi@ nationalch­amber.lk.

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