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Conference Day 3
Friday , 27th June 2008

Time Speaker & Topic
7.45am - 8.30am

 

Delegate Registration

 

8.35am - 9.20am

Dr Elizabeth Nair, CEO
Work & Health Psychologists

Mental Wellness & Work Habits of the young Singaporean employee

  • The shaping of the Singapore Workforce: National Service, Schools, Housing.
  • Work ethos of the young Singaporean employee.
  • Daily & weekly time-allocations for work & living.
  • Interpreting mental wellness in context.
  • Work-cycle of the young Singaporean employee.
9.20am - 10.20am

David Lock, Managing Director, Principal Coach & Trainer
Arrows with Soul

State of Work-Life: Distilling Lessons & Working Challenges for Greater Traction

  • Current state of Work-Life: What works & what does not.
  • The New Economy and Work-Life as an imperative.
  • Back to fundamentals: The DNA of Engagement.
  • Clarifying the holistic approach to Work-Life & mapping effective strategies.
  • Critical factors affecting Work-Life effectiveness: A fresh perspective.


10.20am - 10.50am

 

Coffee/Tea Break

 

10.50am - 11.50am

Miranda Mulyana, Consultant Psychologist
Human Dynamic Asia Pacific

Effective Strategies to drive Employee Engagement in Health & Wellness

  • Assessing the health of your worksite & workforce.
  • Why offer Health & Wellness Programmes.
  • Type of Health & Wellness Programmes.
  • Engaging employees in Health & Wellness Programmes.
  • The ROI of Health & Wellness Programmes.
  • Case Examples.
11.50am - 12.35pm

Kevin Menon, Chief Practice Officer
Human Dynamic Asia Pacific

Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP) for People Management Effectiveness

  • Impact of modern life.
  • What are Employee Assistance Programmes (EAP)?
  • EAP as an Employee Benefit.
  • EAP in the Asia Pacific Region.
  • Track record and case examples.
  • Implementing EAPs: Do's & Don'ts and Critical Success Factors.
  • Can EAPs really help? The ROI of EAP.

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