Family matters – Der neue Fortschrittsindex Vereinbarkeit

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Inhalt des Podcasts: Mit dem „Fortschrittsindex Vereinbarkeit“ startet das Familienministerium gemeinsam mit dem Bundesverband der Personalmanager und dem Deutschen Industrie- und Handelskammertag im Herbst 2018 ein Instrument, mit dem sich die Familienfreundlichkeit von Unternehmen messen lässt. Der Index soll von Unternehmen zukünftig genutzt werden, um ihre familienorientierten Instrumente und Maßnahmen zu messen und regelmäßig überprüfen zu können. Präsentiert von Bundesverband der Personalmanager e.V. (BPM) Referentenangaben: Prof. Dr. Torsten Oltmanns, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, Partner; Cawa Younosi, SAP Deutschland, Head of Human Resources Germany (SAP SE & SAP Deutschland) und Mitglied der Geschäftsleitung; Christa Stienen, Bundesverband der Personalmanager e.V. (BPM), Vizepräsidentin; moderiert von Dr. Katharina Schiederig, Bundesverband der Personalmanager e.V. (BPM), Leiterin der Bundesgeschäftsstelle

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