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TEMPLATE: Application Form
$3.00Most employment applications request standard details such as an applicant’s basic personal information. Start with the template below; consider your needs as an employer and the actual job requirements. Customize your application form to be truly effective. Replace all text in italics with your own information as required. Sections Include: Personal Information Training & Education Work History *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Distribution & Warehouse Food Safety
$399.00In this course, you will explore the best practices and essential food safety tips for food manufacturers, distribution centers, and logistics companies. You will learn how to keep food safe from start to finish, highlight the importance of following procedures, take proactive steps to protect the food supply, and ensure products can be easily traced if there is ever a recall. Get ready to become a food safety champion in your warehouse! -
Creative Thinking and Innovation
$250.00Creative thinking and innovation are vital components in both our personal and professional lives. However, many people feel as though they are lacking in creativity. What most of us do not recognize is that we are creative on a daily basis, whether it’s picking out what clothes to wear in the morning or stretching a tight budget at work. While these tasks may not normally be associated with creativity, there is a great deal of creativity involved to get those jobs done. While some people seem to be simply bursting with creativity, others find it a struggle to think outside the square. If you fall into the latter category, it is important to understand that boosting your creative and innovative abilities takes practice. Recognizing and honing your own creative potential is a process. That’s what this course is all about. -
TEMPLATE: Performance Evaluation Form
$5.00This eight-page resource covers the creation and use of performance management evaluations, including how often they are completed, monitoring, feedback and evaluation processes. Supervisor and employee meet informally during the performance cycle to review the employee’s progress. Formal reviews may also be conducted, particularly if either the supervisor or employee changes jobs or a key milestone is reached. Completed Performance Management Forms are expected to be added to the employee’s Human Resource file. Performance Evaluation Includes: Performance Evaluation Forms Confidentiality Creation & Implementation Evaluation Stages Performance Planning & Review Objectives Key Indicators Target Completion Dates Results Learning & Development Skills To Develop Action Plan Completion Dates Results Competency Review Knowledge of Job Productivity Quality of Work Reliability Communication Analytical Ability Initiative *From Module 6 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Communication Strategies
$125.00Creating positive relationships takes work, but like any skill, we can learn how to build these relationships by considering useful techniques and then making a decision to apply them. While we often think of communication as a coding and decoding process, we can also consider how communication is also a process of constructing meaning out of messages. This course is designed to create and maintain healthy, effective communication between co-workers, as well as within your personal relationships. -
TEMPLATE: On-The-Job Demonstration Checklist
$3.00On-the-job demonstrations are one of the most effective ways to teach best practice as well as safe handling of products and equipment in the workplace. They offer the ability to directly oversee an employee’s practical application of knowledge and skill when performing workplace duties. This Resource is an effective checklist for facilitators to verify all processes are being followed correctly and next steps for both trainers and employees are clear. Checklist Includes: Put employees at ease by establishing an informal atmosphere and using first names. Become familiar with the employees’ knowledge and skill base by watching them perform the task. Review with employees why the task is important. Demonstrate the task as you expect it to be performed. Make sure employees can see and hear what you are doing. Explain that you will first demonstrate the task as you would normally do it, and then repeat the demonstration more slowly, explaining each step. Ask employees questions at different stages of the demonstration. Use personal anecdotes or stories to reinforce key points. *From Module 5 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here.








