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Mga Kultura sa Lugar ng Trabaho sa Canada
$199.00Paglalarawan Ang Canada ay isang malawak na bansa na may maraming iba't ibang kultura. Ang pag-unawa kung bakit ang Canada ay isang magkakaibang bansa ay isang kritikal na kasanayan sa pagiging isang miyembro ng koponan sa isang lugar ng trabaho sa Canada. Mayroong iba't ibang aspeto ng isang lugar ng trabaho sa Canada na maaaring hindi katulad ng isang lugar ng trabaho sa ibang mga bansa. Susuriin nating mabuti ang mga paksa tulad ng mga pangunahing katotohanan sa Canada, naaangkop na etika sa lugar ng trabaho kabilang ang wika ng katawan, mga kasanayan sa komunikasyon at karaniwang kagandahang-loob, pati na rin ang kahalagahan ng pagpapakita ng kakayahang umangkop, etika sa trabaho, at inisyatiba sa trabaho. *Maging miyembro para makatanggap ng 20% diskwento* -
Assainissement Niveau 1
$399.00Description L’assainissement est important, et un plan d’assainissement fonctionnel et complet permet de réduire le risque de transfert de bactéries ou d’agents pathogènes à partir de surfaces, d’équipements et d’ustensiles non nettoyés. Ce cours aborde le nettoyage et l’assainissement des surfaces, des équipements et des ustensiles de contact alimentaire. À la fin du cours, vous serez en mesure de décrire les étapes d’un nettoyage et d’un assainissement efficaces, de choisir et de préparer des solutions de nettoyage et d’assainissement, ainsi que d’apprendre les meilleures pratiques pour vous protéger pendant que vous le faites. *Devenez membre pour recevoir 20% de reduction -
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. -
Monitoring Budget Performance
$299.00This course provides the food and beverage processing industry supervisor with the knowledge and skills to monitor budget performance within a department or unit, and to communicate with the manager or financial consultants on budget performance. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Business Ethics for the Office
$125.00What exactly makes a decision ethical? The problem with ethics is that what may seem morally right (or ethical) to one person may seem appalling to another. This course will not provide you with an easy way to solve every ethical decision you will ever have to make. It will, however, help you define your ethical framework to make solving those ethical dilemmas easier. We’ll also look at some tools that you can use when you’re faced with an ethical decision. And, we’ll look at some techniques you can use so you don’t get stuck in an ethical quandary. Best of all, we’ll look at a lot of case studies so that you can practice making decisions in a safe environment. Member Price: $100.00 -
Food Safety Bundle – Allergens, Recall & Traceability
$729.00FPSC recognizes the importance of Food Safety in all food and beverage processing facilities and has arranged this training bundle to complement processor training libraries. Perfect for new hires or as a refresher for seasoned employees, this bundle provides comprehensive training through three courses: Introduction to Allergens ($225 Value) This course highlights the importance and impact of allergens on consumer safety as well as why allergen awareness and management is a key food industry concern. Learn the causes and effects related to food allergens, the complexities associated with managing and prevention of unwanted food allergens, and the associated Canadian regulatory requirements. Managing Recall in a Wired World ($249 Value) Understand the consequences and effects of product recalls on the food and beverage processing industry. Examine techniques that assist processors to deliver information to the public, consumers, customers, and suppliers that aid in managing recalls effectively. Learn the roles and responsibilities of the recall team with an emphasis on food safety and prevention. Traceability Systems in the Food Manufacturing Industry ($249 Value) The information the Traceability Program provides makes management of product recalls fast and effective, reduces risks of a food safety crisis, and demonstrates that the processors is a responsible manufacturer. This course demonstrates how to develop and implement a Traceability Program for a food processing facility. This course introduces users to the topic of traceability, examines the relationship between traceability and other food safety prerequisite programs and teaches how to design, implement and test the system to ensure it is fully functional. NOTE: These courses are designed to be taken in order, once Introduction to Allergens has begun the other courses will be added to your library to take. *Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in each course! Who Should Take This Course? New Hires New Canadians Food Safety Teams Supervisors and Managers Front Line Workers Food Safety Consultants *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit
$899.00Backed by government and industry leading LMI (Labour Market Information), the FPSC’s HR Toolkit guides you through 10 streamlined modules. Everything you need to know to work in and run a business in Canada’s largest industry is at your fingertips. Each Module is easy to follow, straightforward and comprehensive. Complete with companion resources ready to use, and easy to adapt to your unique corporate branding. -
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.










