Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar?
A. The Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar (AFFWS) is an important initiative set up to address a broad range of issues related to family friendly and work/life balance trends, helping Australian organisations attract and retain staff by creating a family-friendly working environment.
Q. Is the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar for me?
A. The seminar has been designed for HR professionals, organisational development specialists and decision-makers from the private and public sectors. All Australian workers with an interset in family friendly and work/life balance trends are welcome to attend the seminar.
Q. How do I register for the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar?
A. There are two ways to register for the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar 2009:
- Please download and return by fax (03 9270 9099) the completed seminar registration form located below
- Please call us on 1300 138 037
Q. Can I register a group of attendees for the Seminar?
A. Yes, group discounts are available for the seminar. Information on these discounts can be found on the Seminar Registration Form.
Q. Who will be speaking at the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar?
A. The seminar will include key presentations from academics and organisations at the forefront of family friendly practice research and design from both the private and public sector. Our speakers.
Q. Who are the Australian Family Friendly Workplace Seminar organisers?
A. The Workplace Training Advisory Australia (WTAA) is a leading provider of organisational development services across areas that include leadership development, workplace diversity and executive mentoring. Through initiatives like the Australian Women and Leadership Forum (AWLF) and the Executive Women’s Leadership Symposium, the WTAA is continuously engaging with HR professionals and business leaders from both the private and public sector, and has a database of over 80,000 contacts throughout Australia.
