- Training and Events
- Apr 25, 2023
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Strategic Forum on New Working Realities
Succeeding in the Era of Global Talent.
A company's sustainability is determined by how well it can adjust to change.
A whole new working reality is taking shape, creating more opportunities for business leaders. Innovative solutions such as international teleworking or recruiting temporary foreign workers for key positions, providing new expertise or compensating for a lack of manpower are now available to companies. However, these new dynamics are not without risks and challenges and companies must be prepared to face them by acquiring new skills.
That's why, in collaboration with the Conseil du patronat du Québec (CPQ), we are hosting on Tuesday, May 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., a strategic forum on the new working realities at our Montréal office. Join us to learn more about the subject and acquire the necessary skills to adjust to it.
Denis Hamel, Vice-President, Workforce Development Policies at the CPQ, will be our moderator for this event.
Panel 1 - 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Cross-border telework - Policies, risks, myths and realities
- Julie Lessard
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Business Immigration Group, BCF Business Law - Nancy Boyle
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Labour and Employment Law Group, BCF Business Law - Marc-André Godard
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Tax Group, BCF Business Law - Bhaskor Guha
Co-founder & Vice-President, TLM
Panel 2 - 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
The Management of Temporary Foreign Employees
- Nancy Boyle
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Labour and Employment Law Group, BCF Business Law - Elsa Agostinho
Partner, Lawyer, BCF Business Law - Cassandra Blouin
Lawyer, BCF Business Law - Élisabeth Côté
Director, Human Resources, Micro Logic
A networking lunch will follow the forum.
Succeeding in the Era of Global Talent.
A company's sustainability is determined by how well it can adjust to change.
A whole new working reality is taking shape, creating more opportunities for business leaders. Innovative solutions such as international teleworking or recruiting temporary foreign workers for key positions, providing new expertise or compensating for a lack of manpower are now available to companies. However, these new dynamics are not without risks and challenges and companies must be prepared to face them by acquiring new skills.
That's why, in collaboration with the Conseil du patronat du Québec (CPQ), we are hosting on Tuesday, May 16, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., a strategic forum on the new working realities at our Montréal office. Join us to learn more about the subject and acquire the necessary skills to adjust to it.
Denis Hamel, Vice-President, Workforce Development Policies at the CPQ, will be our moderator for this event.
Panel 1 - 9:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Cross-border telework - Policies, risks, myths and realities
- Julie Lessard
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Business Immigration Group, BCF Business Law - Nancy Boyle
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Labour and Employment Law Group, BCF Business Law - Marc-André Godard
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Tax Group, BCF Business Law - Bhaskor Guha
Co-founder & Vice-President, TLM
Panel 2 - 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
The Management of Temporary Foreign Employees
- Nancy Boyle
Partner, Lawyer and Head of the Labour and Employment Law Group, BCF Business Law - Elsa Agostinho
Partner, Lawyer, BCF Business Law - Cassandra Blouin
Lawyer, BCF Business Law - Élisabeth Côté
Director, Human Resources, Micro Logic
A networking lunch will follow the forum.