Someone's about to quit? Data, decisions and the future of HR

Someone's about to quit? Data, decisions and the future of HR

  • 01 Oct 2026
  • 12:00pm - 01:00pm
  • FREE
  • Online
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Traditional HR metrics tell you who has already left, but what if you could identify the warning signs before employees decide to leave?

In this masterclass, you'll discover how people analytics is helping organisations better understand employee behaviour, predict workforce trends and make smarter decisions. 

Learn how behavioural insights and HR data can uncover the drivers behind employee engagement, motivation and retention, enabling more informed, proactive people decisions. Whether you're an HR professional, people leader or aspiring manager, this masterclass will give you the practical insights into one of the fastest-growing capabilities shaping the future of work.

What to expect

In this masterclass, you'll explore:

  • How people analytics supports more proactive workforce decision-making
  • The behavioural insights behind employee engagement, motivation and retention
  • The foundations of predictive HR and the conditions needed for meaningful workforce analysis
  • How to translate HR data into practical strategies that improve employee outcomes
  • How RMIT's postgraduate human resource programs can help you develop the analytical and strategic skills to shape the future of HR

Join Dr Patricia Pariona-Cabrera and Thomas Reblora on Thursday 1 October to discover how people analytics are transforming the way organisations understand, support and retain their people.

Register now to save your place and gain practical insights into one of HR's fastest-growing fields.

Speakers

Dr Patricia Pariona-Cabrera

Dr Patricia Pariona-Cabrera is a Senior Lecturer in People and Organisation at RMIT University. With a background in psychology and more than a decade of experience in human resource management, her research focuses on wellbeing, HR analytics and creating healthier workplaces.

Patricia has partnered with Victorian public health services and aged care organisations on research and was recognised with RMIT's Collaborations in Teaching and Learning Award (2024) and Best Teaching and Learning Impact Award (2025) for her student-centred approach.
 

Thomas Reblora

Thomas Reblora is a Global Insights Partner at Roche Group, where he specialises in people analytics, workforce insights and leadership assessment. Alongside his industry role, he teaches predictive and people analytics at RMIT University and the Singapore Institute of Management, bringing practical experience from global organisations into the classroom.

His expertise sits at the intersection of people, data and business strategy, helping organisations make better workforce decisions.

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