In this training course, participants will define good work ethics in the context of their own organizations and learn the methods for developing an atmosphere that fosters the growth of such ethics. Additionally, participants will learn how to develop effective workflows and processes, which are crucial conduits for work ethics to favorably impact the productivity of individual contributors, teams, and the business as a whole
HR is becoming one of the most critical and strategic functions in the organization. To allow the organization to get the most from this area you need well trained and prepared staff in HR. This program is designed to cover all aspects of the work of a modern HR (or Personnel) department and is designed to serve as an introduction to HR for newly appointed HR Assistants or as a refresher for those with two or three years of service.
In today’s tough global market, it is vital that HR and Training instigate the best practices and take advantage of recent innovations to add value to the organization. During the course, you will find out not only what’s new but also how innovative practices can be implemented and the way they will benefit your organization in either the public or private sectors.
Training and development professionals are under continuous pressure to exceptional training services. The demands of their job can only be fulfilled through extensive knowledge of the main topics related to the training profession. This course will equip participants with practical knowledge for promoting training within their organizations, linking training to organizational objectives, analyzing training needs, and selecting internal trainers and external consultants. In addition, the course focuses on different levels of training evaluation and on the competencies required by training professionals.
This course delivers by lecturers with extensive, practical experience in human resource management. Some innovative assessment methods make the course very realistic, such as the investigation into suspected employee theft, the negotiation between management and trade unions, or the conducting of an interview.
This dynamic workshop on Transformational Labour & Industrial Relations will provide participants with a thorough understanding of Labour and Industrial Relations (IR). Industrial Relations is concerned with the maintenance of the employment relationship, essentially how trade unions and management of an organization interact.
A competency framework' is a structure that sets out and defines each individual competency (such as problem-solving or people management) required by individuals working in an organization or part of that organization. Organizations with the ability to maximize potential and talent will deliver higher profitability and greater investment. This course delivers in-depth content covering the design, implementation, and application of Competency Frameworks to identify, train, develop, and improve the return on investment achieved through human resources. With Human Capital being one of the most expensive budget items, organizations with the ability to maximize potential and talent will deliver higher profitability and greater investment. Participants will be able to transfer the lessons learned immediately upon return to work by designing and implementing a competency-based framework that delivers.
We will be interested in this program by providing participants with scientific and practical methods in analyzing, describing, and evaluating jobs and developing their skills in diagnosing and evaluating practical problems related to analyzing, making plans for the workforce, and how to prepare the estimated budget for the human resources sector.
The purpose of this training course is to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, tools, and techniques for measuring the impact of social programs and initiatives. Participants will learn how to design, implement, and evaluate impact assessments to ensure that social programs and initiatives are achieving their intended outcomes.