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Learning Subjects
Coaching Skills
Counselling Skills
Employee Relations
Health & Safety Management
HR Management Legislation
Human Resource Management
Manpower Resourcing
Performance Review & Development
Selection Interviewing
Training the Trainer
HR Management Functions
HR Management Contributions
HR Management Model


All HR management training course participants will receive a FREE online license to the HRD management and elearning system described on www.hrdonline.co.uk for a period of 3 months.

Human Resource Management
Programme IntroductionReference ManualLearning Objectives

This particular HR Management events starts with disciplinary procedures . Maintenance of discipline ensures that the organisation is protected against those who knowingly fail to contribute to their role responsibilities, or those who do not adhere to laid down policies and procedures.

Discipline is a process that is designed to correct rather than punish and the HR Management procedure governing it should be carried out in an equitable and consistent manner. It is essential each stage is carried out and recorded accurately as insurance against an unfair dismissal claim.

In a grievance situation an individual has a problem with an aspect of the organisation's operation or its representatives. An HR Management grievance procedure ensures that issues arising can be resolved amicably and speedily to prevent discontent leading to industrial unrest and action.

HR Management courses can also cover:
 
  • Career counselling and planning
  • HR Development
  • Organisational Development
  • Performance Management
  • Resourcing
  • Reward Management
  • Risk Management
  • Selection Interviewing
  • Succession planning
  • The Employment Relationship
 

This HR Management programme looks at good practice in both these situations and focuses on the need for sound interviewing techniques, evidence, documentation and record keeping.

The characteristics and cost of absence is examined together with methods for measuring, analysing and monitoring. The different areas of long term absence, short term absence, unauthorised absence and persistent lateness are considered and tactics for dealing with each of them.

We cannot expect to retain all our employees and a proportion will leave for a variety of reasons. Therefore to complete this HR Management course labour turnover and the procedures and practices that must be followed upon termination and the benefits, structure and conduct of exit interviews are all examined. The benefits of feeding back such information has a profound effect upon other HR Management issues, for example, recruitment, retention and retraining. These aspects of HR Management are explored.

HR Management sits at the heart of cultural change.

 

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