To prepare business establishments for the future of work, the Quezon City government will be holding the “INNOVATE.ADAPT.THRIVE: The Quezon City Future of Work Conference 2023” on Nov. 13 and 14 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Ortigas, Quezon City.
The two-day conference will communicate relevant knowledge and best practices in creating safe, inclusive, resilient and sustainable workplace environments.
“We want Quezon City to be at the forefront of promoting future ready work environments. To do so, we need to enable businesses to face the challenges of a rapidly changing world,” Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte explained.
The Future Of Work conference will discuss how work, workers and the workplace are predicted to evolve in the coming years. It will tackle how organizations can plan for a just transition to digitization, adapt to AI, retool their workforce, as well as retrofit their workspaces with environmentally sustainable technologies and make them disaster proof.
Mayor Belmonte added that this will also be an opportune time to help businesses comply with local and national regulations about safe and inclusive workspaces.
“The speakers we have invited will present local and global best practices relevant to the growth of QC businesses. We hope to reinforce and strengthen the city’s thrust of becoming a resilient and sustainable city,” Belmonte added.
For more details about the “Quezon City Future of Work Conference 2023,” you can visit qcfutureofwork.quezoncity.gov.ph
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