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Managing people is o¬ne of the most critical aspects of
organizational management in the 21st Century. No matter
whether an organization is a non-profit, start-up
enterprise, or mature business employees are crucial to
achieving objectives, delivering results and being
successful.
The activity o¬nce known as personnel and now more commonly
described as human resource management (HRM) is seen as a
fundamental aspect of successful management.
Objective
This 5-day course focuses o¬n the concepts and practice of
managing human resources designed to help managers in
non-profit and community-based organizations to work their
way through the HRM process. The course helps to explain how
to create the conditions in which the right people are
found, managed, and developed so they become valued and
productive members of the organization.
Contents
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HR and its Functions- Day 1
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The Recruitment & Selection Process- Day 2
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Writing Job Descriptions
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Recruitment process (position creation,
advertisement, Cvs sorting)
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Selection & Conducting Interviews
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Training and Development- Day 3
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Managing training
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Identifying training needs
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Developing successful training programs
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Competency-based training and development
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Measuring the results of training
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Employee Motivation- Day 4
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Identifying the issues that hinder employee
performance
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Managing the rewards system
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Grievance management
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Improving employee’s
behaviour through counselling and coaching
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Building an environment to keep employees
motivated
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Performance Management- Day 5
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Why Performance Management?
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The role of performance management in HR
Management
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Performance appraisal tools and implementation
Learning outcome
After attending this workshop the participants will go back
with increased knowledge about the role HRM plays in
organizations and benefits it offers managers in non-profit
and community-based organizations. They will be able to
create the right atmosphere to help employees become more
productive.
Who should attend
The target audience is Mid level managers from any
discipline or department. Minimum required qualification for
participants is graduation.
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