Managing Culture, Antigen Testing and the Return to the Workplace

A Brave New Era

Maintaining company culture has become a huge challenge as the pandemic has rolled on. In a recent event in our Brave New Era series, Managing Culture, Antigen Testing and the Return to the Workplace, we discovered how to tackle issues, including how to:

Prevent onboarding problems
Understanding Antigen Testing
Help demotivated staff
Rally team spirit.

Our panel of speakers, which included industry experts on HR, health and wellbeing, employment law and managing teams remotely, offered expert insights to attendees.

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Who were the speakers?

Jonathan Healy, Broadcaster and Journalist - our host

Sinéad Proos, Head of Health & Wellbeing, laya healthcare

At laya healthcare, Sinéad leads Ireland’s largest team of clinical experts who run over 1,800 Health and Wellbeing programmes in companies representing a diversity of sectors including technology, financial services, pharmaceutical and manufacturing. Her deep sector expertise also includes 18 years international experience spanning FMCG, Infant Nutrition & Health Ingredients Industries.

David McRedmond, CEO, An Post

David McRedmond was appointed Chief Executive Officer of An Post in October 2016. He has led the Company’s Transformation programme and return to financial stability, revenue growth and profit by taking big steps to fix the Company’s economics and by restructuring the Mails & Parcels and Retail business in line with a rapidly changing, digital marketplace. Recently, An Post was announced as the 2020 Irish Times Company of the Year and also the 2020 Business & Finance Company of the Year.

Jennifer Cashman, Employment Partner, Ronan Daly Jermyn

Jennifer Cashman is Practice Group Leader of Ronan Daly Jermyn’s Employment Group. With more than 20 years’ experience in the area of employment law, she is the ‘go-to’” advisor for employers in both the public and private sector. More recently, Jennifer’s response to the global Covid-19 pandemic included advising on home working and significant data protection issues, such as temperature testing and test result sharing.

Dr Shane Farrelly, Senior Medical Consultant, Cognate Health

Dr Farrelly has over 30 years’ experience as an expert in international occupational medicine, and will be responsible for providing health-related advice and expertise to clients navigating the pandemic, along with informing risk assessment and policy recommendations in line with guidelines. Dr Farrelly is a Consultant and Chief Medical Officer to a number of international companies, providing guidance to corporate health departments on the design and implementation of global occupational health programmes. He is currently assisting large-scale companies across the United Kingdom and Europe introduce antigen testing to enable their staff to work safely.