Aaron Alburey from LACE Partners explains in 60 seconds why you should join LACE Partners and Laughology at our Virtually Happy -HR in the digi world conference on 8th October. In this video Aaron explains why you should join his breakout session, which is on how HR gets the employee experience right whilst everyone is remote working.
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