Thursday, 5 February 2026
12:30pm – 1:30pm (AEDT – Sydney time)
2:30pm – 3:30pm (NZDT – New Zealand time)
Webinar: via Zoom

Cost: 

• Free for ASID members 
• $25 for non-members

About

This event will describe how NOSS transformed staff engagement through person-centred rostering.

NOSS is an incorporated not-for-profit association for people with a disability, supporting over 150 people living in the greater Launceston area.

Ruth will talk about practical strategies for building balanced, flexible rosters that boost satisfaction, reduce burnout, and improve retention.

Key Takeaways:

• Why employee-centred rostering matters
• Insights from staff feedback and surveys
• Proven principles for fairness, flexibility, and fatigue management

Ruth Chalk
Ruth Chalk has a background in speech pathology and master’s degrees in Health Services Management and Business Administration.

She is the CEO of NOSS Tasmania which is a not-for-profit organisation that has supported people with disability for nearly 35 years.

Ruth is committed to building capacity within individuals and strengthening organisational impact.

Audience

This event will be most relevant for managers and support personel. However it will also be of interest for people with lived experience of intellectual disability, their families, and researchers.

Accessibility

Some people might need support to get online and to make the technology work.

The webinar will be recorded.  Some people might like to watch the webinar again later.  This can help with understanding the information.