National Inclusion Week® webinar 2 – Future Skills Every Truly Inclusive Colleague Needs by 2030
Free webinar – Discover the human skills colleagues need to build trust, make better decisions and thrive in an increasingly AI-enabled workplace.
As technology continues to reshape the workplace, the skills that make us inclusive are becoming more important than ever. While AI can support productivity and automate routine tasks, it can’t replace the human qualities that build trust, strengthen relationships and create inclusive workplaces.
Join Inclusive Employers to explore the skills colleagues will need by 2030 to work confidently across difference, make thoughtful decisions and navigate change with empathy and curiosity.
Together, we’ll consider a simple but important question: what skills will make someone truly inclusive when technology can do everything else?
We’ll explore the mindsets and behaviours that help people challenge assumptions, recognise bias, collaborate effectively and use technology responsibly, while keeping human judgement, connection and care at the centre of work.
The workplace is changing rapidly, with AI transforming how organisations recruit, communicate and make decisions.
As technology becomes more capable, the value of uniquely human skills continues to grow. Critical thinking, curiosity, cultural intelligence and inclusive decision-making will play an increasingly important role in helping organisations build trust, strengthen collaboration and create workplaces where everyone can thrive.
This session explores how organisations can develop these capabilities and prepare colleagues for the future of work without losing sight of the people at the heart of it.
By the end of this session, you’ll have:
This webinar is designed for:
This interactive session will provide practical insights, thought-provoking discussion and actionable ideas to help you prepare colleagues for the future of work.
Spaces are limited – secure your place today to avoid disappointment.
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