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People and Organisation Matters
PwC’s people and organisation focused publication showcasing how important problems are better solved together.
People and Organisation Matters offers fresh ideas and insights about critical issues facing people in organisations today. It helps leaders to focus on the future, set a vision and realise the full potential of their people.
This edition will look beyond the survival mindset of COVID-19 and asks: what does it mean to thrive in the new world of work? It will explore the role of HR in helping businesses embrace remote working and rethink global mobility. It will also reveal how we can make workplaces safer from sexual harassment and argues why payroll must urgently evolve into a strategic function.
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