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Crisis Management
$230.00Viable organizations need to be ready for emergencies because they are a fact of doing business. The worst plan is not to have any kind of plan at all, and the best plans are tested and adjusted so that they work over time. Fortunately, you do not need separate plans for fire, weather disasters, and all the different kinds of crises that can occur. One solid plan will help you to prevent, respond, and recover from all crises. This course will help you ensure your organization is ready to manage any kind of crisis. Member price: $184.00 -
Trousse à outils pour les ressources humaines – MODULE 9 : Diversité et inclusion
$199.00Les questions liées à la diversité et à l’inclusion, comme le recrutement et le maintien en poste, la réputation de l’employeur, l’image de marque de l’employeur et le respect des exigences juridiques et en matière de droits de la personne de l’employeur, attirent de plus en plus l’attention des employés, des gestionnaires et des propriétaires d’entreprises au Canada. La diversité englobe toutes les façons dont les individus diffèrent, tandis que l’inclusion crée une culture qui prône, respecte, accepte et apprécie la diversité. Les employeurs ont une grande influence sur la société et peuvent jouer un rôle important pour faire de nos collectivités de meilleurs endroits où vivre. Favoriser un milieu de travail diversifié et inclusif peut améliorer l’expérience des employés et stimuler le succès de votre entreprise dans son ensemble, mais l’engagement à cet égard commence avec les dirigeants de votre organisation. -
TEMPLATE: Reference Check Guide
$3.003.6 Reference Check Guide Most employment applications request the ability to conduct a reference check with a prospective candidate’s previous employers. This three-page guide allows your human resources team to easily prepare for, conduct and score candidates based on the process of checking references provided during the application process. Sections Include: Preparing to make a Reference Check Conducting the Reference Check Evaluation & Scoring Common Reference Check Questions Performance Assessment Grid *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Marijuana In the Workplace: Issues, Impacts and Responsibilities
$150.00The rules and responsibilities of Marijuana in the workplace are a topic employers and employees alike must be well versed in for today’s workplace. Especially in the food and manufacturing industry the use of cannabis during work hours can be a dangerous hazard for all parties involved. As such it is important to have appropriate policies in place governing it’s use, and clear training provided to all employees to mitigate risk. Join us as we explore the impact and responsibilities of Marijuana in the workplace. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
TEMPLATE: Application Screening Grid
$3.00Streamline your process of candidate selection with this employee screening grid. Each candidate can be easily scored for their training, experience, and competencies and compared in this chart. Easily customizable to highlight skills and abilities essential for your positions. Sections Include: Scoring Scale Relevance of Training Relevance of Experience Mastery of Competency *From Module 3 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
TEMPLATE: Employee Exit Survey
$3.00Termination can be a learning experience for both parties. This checklist allows employers to gather information about why this employee is leaving (if by choice) i.e. more competitive benefits or compensation packages, working conditions or employee rights. This template includes 70 example questions designed to gather the most valuable information for your business needs. Exit Survey Includes: Employee Information Departure Reasons (16) Management (16) Work Environment (18) Training & Career Development (20) *From Module 10 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 7: Retention
$199.00Managing your business for employee retention involves strategic actions to keep employees satisfied, motivated and engaged so they remain employed and fully productive with your organization. A comprehensive employee retention program includes measuring turnover, taking stock of employee satisfaction and understanding why employees leave the organization. Daily practices that foster a healthy work environment and effective communication support these efforts and ultimately contribute towards employee retention. -
TEMPLATE: Mentoring Program Development Checklist
$3.00Mentoring programs are an effective way to encourage growth, skill development and prepare for succession planning by encouraging employees take on leading roles among their colleagues and peers. This two-page package includes both a checklist of questions geared to prepare employees and mentors for the process as well as a sheet to track the action plan. Learning objectives are easily identified, as well as timeframes, methods of evaluation and mentor comments allowing your human resources team to easily determine effectiveness of mentoring candidates. Checklist Includes: Familiarize staff with informal training by using one-on-one coaching or on-the-job help sessions. Identify individuals that might benefit from a mentoring program. Introduce and explain the mentoring program by meeting with your employees in a workshop, seminar, or discussion-group setting. Meeting management suggestions. Collect information on potential candidates and determine appropriate matches based on similarities in employee interests and needs. Discuss how each person will benefit from the process. Set a time and place for the next meeting. Create an action plan. Allow the mentor and protégé to steer the process as it moves forward. *From Module 5 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here. -
Food Safety Culture for Supervisors and Managers
$199.00This course discusses food safety culture in the workplace and the critical role effective communication, leadership and commitment have on protecting the food supply. Key concepts include identifying the elements of food safety culture, ways and tools to measure food safety. The importance of supervisor and manager active participation and commitment to food safety in creating a workplace environment that encourages desired food safety behavior. Participants will be able to demonstrate their ability to apply, analyze and evaluate facts, principles and concepts as well as show knowledge and comprehension of the material.
