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Introduction To HR
Management
Introduction
For the majority of small business the need to manage the
Course Content
HR side of the business is often second to more pressing
· What is HR?
issues. However, with increasing legislative requirements
· Current business requirements
and tribunals highlighting shortfalls in employers
· HR as a strategic partner in the business
understanding and application of best practice, the need
· Essential aspects of HR management –
for a robust HR structure is increasingly relevant.
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L&D
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Generalist
This course looks to provide managers and administration
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MI
staff with an introduction to best practice HR helping to
· Legislation requirements
understand the beneficial role HR can play within the
· Current implications of non-compliance
business.
· Practical exercises – HR audit
· Action Planning
Benefits of attending
This course will enable participants to:
· Understand organisational structures
Duration: 1 day
· Understand key aspects of HR responsibility such as:
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HR policy
Dates 16/11/07
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Contracts of Employment
08/02/08
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Terms & conditions
20/06/08
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Pay & Benefits
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Training & Development
Fee: £235
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Health & Safety
HR
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Performance Management
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Diversity
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Management Information
· Understand current legislation
· Apply best practice models
Who the course is for
Ideal for those working in smaller organisations without
a dedicated HR function, or for (non qualified) HR
Administrators and Officers looking to broaden their
understanding of the strategic role of HR.
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