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Canadian Workplace Cultures
$399.00Canada is a vast country with many different cultures. Understanding what makes Canada such a diverse country is a critical skill in being a team member in a Canadian workplace. There are various aspects of a Canadian workplace that may not be the same as a workplace in other countries. We will take a close look at topics such as basic Canadian facts, appropriate workplace etiquette including body language, communication skills and common courtesies, as well as the importance of demonstrating adaptability, work ethic, and work initiative. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Tecnología digital
$399.00Este curso cubrirá cómo la tecnología digital implica el uso de herramientas y software digitales; la aplicación de medidas de seguridad para proteger el hardware, el software y los datos personales; y la comprensión del uso de la información digital. *Hazte socio y disfruta de un 20% de descuento* -
TEMPLATE: Workplace Safety Kit
$8.00Safety information must be clearly communicated to all employees. It should focus on safe working practices, accident prevention and emergency procedures. This one-page checklist is ready to use ensuring your organization has thoroughly addressed workplace safety. Checklist Includes: Workplace Safety Checklist A list of employees who have first-aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and other safety-related certification. Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS). Guidelines for electricity, fire, security, sanitation and public health issues. Procedures for safe handling of equipment. Additional First Aid Kit Contents Instruments Bandage Types Antiseptic Other Risk Evaluation Grid Risks Probability Consequence Severity Safety Action Plan Template Risk Priority Approach Measures to Implement Champion Deadline *From Module 8 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 2: Human Resources (HR) Planning
$199.00HR planning is a process managers use to make decisions about the best ways to allocate an organization’s operations budget and its people resources. As part of the HR planning process, managers review business objectives to forecast an organization’s demand for employees and observe market conditions to anticipate the future supply of talent. -
TEMPLATE: Sample Metrics Calculations & Forecasting Model
$2.00How well can you identify your business’ goals and needs? What implications do they have on your HR teams, staff and management? The FPHRC’s HR Planning Template expedites the process of evaluating your business allowing you and your teams more time to take necessary action. Some of these calculations include: Absence Rate: [(# days in a month) / (avg. # of employees during mo.) x (# of workdays)] Cost Per Hire: (Advertising + agency fees + employee referral fees + travel cost of applicants and staff + relocation costs + recruiter pay and benefits) / number of hires Turnover Costs: Total cost of separation + vacancy + replacement + training Management, Operations, Technology, Quality & Standards, Administration and Sales Job Titles, Staff Count, Anticipated Departures, Possible Promotion, Future Demand, Surplus and Shortages *From Module 2 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here -
Trousse à outils pour les ressources humaines – MODULE 4 : Rémunération et avantages sociaux
$199.00Le maintien d’une rémunération et d’avantages sociaux équitables est un facteur clé de la satisfaction, de l’attraction, du maintien en poste et de la motivation des employés. Ce module examine le processus d’établissement de programmes de rémunération, de récompenses et d’avantages sociaux équitables et efficaces. -
Interpersonal Relationships for Workplace Success
$399.00Interpersonal skills are one of the building blocks of emotional intelligence and are highly in demand by employers. While your expertise and technical ability are essential components of your success, your social skills might actually be your most precious social skill set of all. -
TEMPLATE: Point Matrix System
$3.00This template will help you list critical factors relevant to your business. Then for each factor, determine the specific weight each level should be assigned. Multiply the level weight by the weight you assigned the factor to calculate the final score for each job. Critical Factors Include: Responsibility Product Quality Safety of Others Equipment and Materials Orientation & Training of Others Skills Experience Education/Training Effort Physical Mental Working Conditions Stress or Unpleasant Conditions Hazards *From Module 4 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
ABCs of Supervising
$125.00The transition from team member to team leader can be difficult for anyone who has not had experience leading others in the past. This course breaks down what it means to become a leader, how to address the difference in your professional bearing, relationships and best prepare to take on your new responsibilities with great success.
