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Course Description
This one-day course covers the basic survival skills new supervisors
and managers need to effectively apply human resource policies.
General Course Objectives
Participants attending this course will:
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Develop a vacancy posting to ensure a sufficient applicant pool is established
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Compose interview questions to assist in selecting the best candidate for
a vacancy
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Identify the best way to handle an employee relations situation through
individual assessment and group discussion
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Plan and conduct an effective coaching session
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Participate in learning activities that cover the basics of human resources
policies and directives
Pre-Class Assignments
Pre-class assignments are a requirement of this
course. The pre-class
work includes materials to read, case studies to review and formulate an opinion,
questions to answer, questions to write, etc. This work requires
an average of four to six hours to complete. If you have registered for this
class, click here to download each
Word document. Pre-class assignments.doc contains instructions on completing
the assignments.
Contact Hours:
10 hours
Intended Audience:
Supervisors and Managers
Instructors:
Staff Development and Human Resource instructors
To Register:
Contact your Training
Coordinator or register online by selecting one ot the Dates/Times offered below.
Dates/Time/Location Offered:
This
session is FULL. Section 1-04: March 12, 2009
This
session is FULL.
Section 2-04: June 11, 2009
This session is FULL.
Section 3-04: September 10, 2009
This session is FULL.
Section 4-05: October 7, 2009
This session is FULL.
Section 4-04: December 3, 2009
Time:
8:30am-4:30pm
LOCATION:
Adams Building, Room 264, CRH-Raleigh Campus, Raleigh Please
park in front or on the rear
left side in an unmarked space (numbered
spaces are preassigned
to Adams Building employees), use the front door, and have
your state name badge/picture ID as you
check in with the receptionist at the front desk.
Flyer:
You may want to print a flyer with the basic course information: Flyer (PDF).
Last updated:
September 29, 2009
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