Welcome to our Events page. Here you'll find a list of all our upcoming events to help you become more age inclusive and create an age inclusive workplace culture.
Talent shortages are growing, but a multigenerational workforce holds the key.
Ageism is often described as the last socially accepted form of discrimination. Yet, increasing numbers of workers are wanting to stay in the workforce well beyond the traditional retirement age, bringing invaluable skills and experience with them.
Embracing age-diversity isn’t just a matter of combatting ageism – it’s crucial for business success. By fostering an age-inclusive workforce, you’ll not only improve employee retention but also expand your talent pool, boost productivity and enhance innovation.
In this webinar, hosted by ReadyTech, we’ll explore the importance of age inclusivity in the workplace and how building a multigenerational workforce can give your business a competitive edge.
Online
8 May 2025
The Future of Work
Are you an HR professional, payroll manager or business leader, responsible for keeping up to date with complex and evolving HR compliance requirements?
Cowell Clarke presents an online interactive essentials series covering all aspects of HR compliance and will set you, and your business up for success.
In The Future of Work, prepare for the evolving legal landscape of HR with insights into the challenges in the workplace of tomorrow. AgeInc will discuss the impact of Australia’s ageing population, the impact for business and how we recruit and retain this growing segment of our workforce.
Online
13 November 2025
Agenda 2025
A groundbreaking event
combating age
discrimination in the
workplace.
Agenda 2025
Join us for Agenda 2025, a ground breaking event dedicated to combating age discrimination in the workplace.
This half-day conference will bring together industry leaders, HR professionals, policymakers, and advocates to discuss strategies, share insights, and develop action plans to promote age inclusivity and help combat ageism, the last socially acceptable form of prejudice in Australian employment.