FHI HRM Current Affairs Seminar, Thursday, November 5 at FHI in Leusden

Do you want to stay up to date with the latest HR trends and changes in employment law within the technology sector?
On Thursday, November 5 In 2026, FHI is organizing the annual HRM Current Affairs seminar at FHI in Leusden.

A day full of current insights, practical solutions and valuable meetings with colleagues.

The HRM seminar is for everyone within the organization who deals with personnel policy, including HR managers and employees, directors, supervisors, occupational health and safety employees and payroll administrators.

Registration and costs

The participation costs per person for FHI-affiliated businesses are € 269,- per person, exclusive VAT.
If your organization is not a member of FHI, then are the participation costs € 549,- per person, exclusive VAT.
This mentioned participationcost are inclusive coffee, tea, soft drinks, lunch and drinks.
Cancellation does not entitle you to a refund of costs. However, it is possible to register a replacement participant/colleague.

If you have any questions, please contact FHI, Andreas Meijer or Marina van den Berg.

What is changing in employment law? And which developments should you, as an HR professional, not miss?
During the HRM seminar, various experts will guide you through current themes that directly relate to daily HR practice.

A selection of the topics that our speakers I'd like to catch you up.

  • WTTA: What new rules are coming for employers and how do you prepare your organization for them?
  • Employment law: What are the most important current developments and what do they mean for your organization?
  • Dysfunction: How do you handle this carefully and how do you avoid pitfalls in building the case file?
  • Privacy & AI: What are you allowed to do as an employer with camera footage, email, personal data, and AI?
  • New pension system: What does the WTP mean for your organization, employees, and even your application and hiring procedures?
  • Experienced employees: How do you retain knowledge and experience in-house and ensure that employees remain motivated, healthy, and engaged?
  • AI in HR: How do you not only deploy AI for isolated tasks, but make it a valuable part of your HR processes?
  • Generation managementHow do you harness the power of different generations and create more connection, communication, and job satisfaction in teams?
  • HRD makes the differenceHow do you develop a training policy that contributes to craftsmanship, employee retention, and better organizational performance?

From current legislation and practical HR issues to the opportunities of AI: plenty of inspiration, concrete examples, and tools that you can immediately put into practice.

Register

Speakers 2026

Misja van Breenen | Klap Insurance
Impact of the new pension system / Wtp
Felipe Wesbonk | KickAI
AI in HR: from using to directing
Jacoline de Braak | ArboNed
Keep the Fire Burning
Kiki Manse | Vestius Lawyers
Employment Admission Act (WTTA)
Daniek Blom | Vestius Lawyers
Privacy in the workplace
Maria-Christina Kool | Vestius Lawyers
Current Affairs
Puck Keurentjes | Vestius Lawyers
Dysfunctional employee
Sandra Engelbertink, Laura Smidt | PZ
Generation Management: From the generation gap to generational strength!
Jasper Scherpenborg | Vysta / FHI Academy
HRD makes the difference — the success factors

The FHI HRM Current Affairs Seminar 2026 is made possible in part by:

HRM services
FHI supports its members with tools and advice in the field of personnel matters and occupational health and safety. Members can make use of various services, such as the Framework Employment Conditions Agreement, the Risk Inventory and Evaluation (RI&E), the occupational health and safety services of ArboNed, the FHI HR Managers LinkedIn group, and the FHI HRM Current Affairs Seminar.
HRM Services

Look back at the HRM seminar 2025

The HRM seminar took place at FHI in Leusden on Thursday, November 20, 2025. HR professionals from the technology sector gathered in the atrium for a busy and informative day. Experts from various disciplines—from employment law to AI—shared their knowledge and experience.
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