Salary Guide Exclusive digital event
Join us for the Hays Salary Guide Exclusive digital event
Register now to gain exclusive market-leading insights from industry experts so you can make smarter, more informed decisions about your workforce strategies or career.
Date: Wednesday 12th June
Time: 3:00pm NZST
What you will discover at the Hays Salary Guide Exclusive digital event: Exclusive insights from the experts
Are you looking to unlock potential? Whether that’s for your workforce or for your career, the Hays Salary Guide Exclusive event brings together a panel of industry experts to unpack the data from the latest Hays Salary Guide and share their insights so you can gain the advantage in this competitive environment.
Key topics we’ll explore at the Hays Salary Guide Exclusive digital event include:
- First look at the data from Hays’ largest ever salary survey with more than 15,000 respondents.
- Salaries, benefits and recruitment trends from all around Australia and New Zealand.
- The key to attracting and retaining top talent.
- What strategies to use to increase productivity.
- The one thing all organisations and employees should be prepared for.
Our host, Janice Petersen
Journalist and news presenter
A cross-platform journalist and news presenter with more than two decades of experience, Janice currently presents SBS World News. She has a journalism background and regularly interviews leading news makers.
Matthew Dickason
CEO APAC, Hays
Matthew leads Hays' recruitment business across the Asia Pacific region. His experience working for Hays for the past 20 years means he’s perfectly placed to realise his passion of cultivating a diverse talent network where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.
Rhonda Brighton-Hall
Founder and CEO, mwah, Making Work Absolutely Human
Rhonda is the Founder and CEO of mwah, Making Work Absolutely Human, and recognised as a thought leader in the design of organisations, work and the diagnostics that define company culture.
Kristian Kolding
Director, Oxford Economics Australia
Kristian leads Oxford Economics’ consulting business in Australia. Working with public and private sector leaders, he helps them prepare for the future by applying relevant economic theory and forecasts to inform effective policy and business strategy.