Human Resources Management for First Nations and Northern Communities—Effective Tools and Best Practices in HR Management

Location:

NWT

Event Type:

Regular

Date:

Monday, January 11, 2010

Day 1 - Enhancing Your Organization's HR Practices and Building HR Capacity

Learn about a successful leadership development program
Participate in an interactive exercise on building capacity
Gain insight in effective succession planning
Enhance your recruitment strategy with new best practice information

Day 2 - Understanding Human Resource Law and Administration

Learn how to design an effective HR policy for your organization
Gain a better understanding of workplace harassment laws
Understand the critical importance of documentation
Learn strategies for effectively managing work place conflicts

Day Three - Meeting Your Duty to Accommodate

Gain a better understanding of workplace absenteeism
Learn about the advantages of Employee Assistance Programs
Hear strategies for dealing with substance abuse in the workplace
Gain a deeper understanding of mental health concerns

For More Information: www.infonex.ca/898/overview.shtml?=BK

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