Wellbeing summit to focus on dignity at work
The 2022 Law Society Skillnet Business of Wellbeing summit will take place on Tuesday, 11 October from 2:30pm to 5pm.
This year, the event will examine dignity at work, and how it can be applied in small, medium, and large firms in Ireland.
It will also offer evidence on how a dignity-at-work culture can lead to thriving employees, and, therefore, a thriving business.
Attendance will yield 2.5 CPD points (management and professional development skills, by eLearning).
This is a complimentary event.
Speakers
Speakers and panellists include:
- Noeline Blackwell (solicitor and chief executive of Dublin Rape Crisis Centre),
- Professor Louise Crowley (School of Law, UCC, creator of Bystander Intervention Programme),
- Olwen Dawe (equality policy and strategy expert),
- Mary Duffy (professional wellbeing executive, Law Society),
- Diego Gallagher (Law Society Council member and President, Dublin Solicitor’s Bar Association),
- Paul Hughes (psychotherapist),
- Conor Merriman (artist and designer),
- Antoinette Moriarty (psychotherapist and head of Law Society Psychological Services),
- Patricia Murray (senior organisational psychologist, Health and Safety Authority),
- Michelle Ní Longáin (President, Law Society),
- Carol Plunkett (co-chair, Law Society Skillnet steering committee),
- Bernadette Treanor (Beo Solutions, formerly an equality officer with WRC).
There will be no printed materials, and all information will be emailed to delegates in advance of the event.
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