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Webinar Replays

Cost Pressure to Workforce Strategy Managing Employment in an Economic Crisis

Posted on April 15, 2026 by E2 Administrator

Recorded on April 15th, 2026, this exclusive webinar explores how organizations can adapt workforce strategies to survive and thrive during economic challenges.


Speakers

  • Dzulfadhli Lamin – Senior Consultant, E2 Workforce Consulting

  • Victor Gan – Head Consultant, E2 Workforce Consulting


What You’ll Learn

Gain practical insights on navigating workforce challenges during economic downturns, aligning HR strategy with business resilience, and managing employment costs while maintaining productivity.


👉 Watch the full replay now and strengthen your HR approach with actionable strategies.

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