The BSP Fiji Human Resources Institute National Convention Continues

The BSP Fiji Human Resources Institute Convention began yesterday with seven dynamic speakers presenting their insights on the importance of nurturing our local human capital.
The Australian Human Resources Institute chief executive officer Lyn Goodear will be presenting today on the impact of technology on workplaces and the role of human resources practitioners.
In an interview with the Fiji Human Resources Institute vice president Ravinesh Krishna on October 23, he said: “We have lost a lot of skill sets from Fiji to overseas countries and it still continues.
“So we are working with partners like the University of the South Pacific and Fiji National University to maintain the talent in Fiji.”
The same sentiments were echoed by many local employers thus highlighting the need to maintain and develop our local talent.
This year, two Award winners from the FHRI Annual Awards got a chance to attend the prestigious Australian Human Resources Institute Convention.
Ms Goodear was appointed the chief execitive officer in 2012 and has maintained her position since then.
The two day Convention will end today with a cocktail at the poolside.