Tuesday TalkAbout: Professional Conduct

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Professional Conduct

Overview:

RCSA’s new Code for Professional Conduct has been authorised by the ACCC to commence on 8 August 2020.

Join the session to understand, How is the new code different from previous codes or other industry codes? Why is it different? What statement does it make about emerging professionalism? How might recruitment & staffing professionals respond to it? How is it enforced and administered?

Hosted by Andrew C. Wood Hon FRCSA (Life) the eight-series program aims to address the Recruitment & Staffing industry 'Waypoints' across Australia and New Zealand. A “waypoint” can be understood as a place on a route or pathway, a stopping point, or a point at which one’s course can be changed. What the future holds from that point forward largely flows from the decisions and commitments which Recruitment & Staffing professionals make for their own organisations and professional lives – either intentionally or by default.

Program Schedule:

21 Jan: Professional Conduct
28 Jan: Quality Management
4 Feb: Risk Management
11 Feb: Collaboration
18 Feb: Doing Business
25 Feb: Conflict & Dispute Resolution
3 Mar: Employment Shaping
10 Mar: Independent Contractor

Please note for each session date the delivery time is: 08:30am - 09:00am AEDT*

Meet the facilitator: Andrew C. Wood Hon FRCSA (Life)

Andrew is an Australian Lawyer with over 35 years' experience as a solicitor and barrister. He retired from practice in 2019 to concentrate on full-time mediation and workforce governance through WorkAccord. He is the author of the ACCC authorised RCSA Code for Professional Conduct, its Grievance Intervention Guidelines, its StaffSure Certification Standard, and many of its templates including the Recruitment Client Services Agreement. Andrew is an accredited mediator with Resolution Institute and is regularly engaged as the unit course co-ordinator and lecturer for QUT's Employment Law unit.

Delivery:

The live session is recorded and a copy of the recording distributed to all registered participants. Please note: There will be a 5 day limited access period to view the recording post the live session.

Webinar joining links are emailed to participants within 24 hours after registration

All start and end times listed are displayed in Melbourne | Australian Eastern Standard (or Daylight) Time