- Date
- 23.07.26
- Time
- 12:30 - 1:15PM AEST (Melbourne/Sydney time)
- Venue
Online
- Organiser
- NAWO
- Price
- Free for NAWO Members
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Shift work has long been treated as the exception to flexible work—something that applies to office roles but not to the realities of continuous operations. That thinking is changing.
In male-oriented industries like manufacturing, utilities, transport and logistics, and mining, the pressure to maintain 24/7 coverage has often meant limited options for workers seeking schedules that fit their lives. But organisations that are getting this right are proving that operational continuity and employee-centred flexibility aren’t in conflict—they’re complementary.
This webinar unpacks the practical models making flexible shift work a reality, including compressed workweeks, shift swapping and self-rostering, micro-shifts, job sharing, and annualised hours. We’ll also look at the role of workforce management technology in making these arrangements work at scale—automating compliance, tracking fatigue, and giving employees more control over their own availability.
Whether you’re an HR leader, an operations manager, or a DEI practitioner working to improve retention and attraction in your organisation, this session will give you practical insights you can take back to your team.
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