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All employers and business should attend this webinar to learn how to Plan and Respond to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). A plan for your workplace or business can help protect you, your employees, and the health of the local community Why Should You Attend Businesses should take into consideration their ability to implement modifications to […]
There may be one thing in organizational life no HR or Payroll department wants to get wrong, that is the paycheck of any employee! This webinar does not address payroll processing. It does address how your workers’ compensation plan is built on a philosophy, designed to achieve specific results from the perspective of recruiting, retaining, […]
The proliferation in the sexual harassment cases claims the costs and liabilities related to your significant business, financial, and human resources. This can hinder with the growth and can question the work and reputation of your organization. Potential claims now often exceed six-figure numbers. Imperatively, sexual harassment increases recruitment and hiring costs, absenteeism and turnover […]
This webinar explores modern or effective mentoring and the shift from the traditional style of mentoring. The traditional style of mentoring was about the senior person mentoring the junior person. The mentoring process was very much one way. Fast forward to today and we see successful mentoring programs becoming more about a two way trusted […]
Engagement, motivation and job satisfaction are inextricably linked. Understanding the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivators is key to being able to create engagement and job satisfaction with your staff. People are more motivating by individual internal factors than external. Learn how to identify the unique motivators for each person. Why Should You Attend Are […]
In spite of good hiring and inspired leadership, all supervisors ultimately must deal with someone with Toxic Attitude Syndrome. Whether it's crummy attitude, attendance, or just unable to do good work; employee performance issues often consume large amounts of time, energy, and emotion. In fact, 57 pct of employees have witnessed abusive or intimidating behavior and […]
Employer-paid unemployment insurance taxes and costs can be significantly important and represent a potentially critical liability. For some employers, UI tax liabilities and their relationship to other employment-related cost have begun to increase significantly and now have a measurable impact on the bottom line. While higher UI tax liabilities are just the most obvious risk […]
To manage effectively, you need to engage your emotional intelligence just as much as you engage yourself cerebrally. Using both our brain and our "gut" allows us to take all human factors into account. Why Should You Attend » What is emotional intelligence » What is YOUR emotional intelligence » A short 10 item questionnaire » Why it is important to […]
Too often we find ourselves overwhelmed and frustrated ... and not know where to turn or what to do. We find ourselves replaying an incident - or the whole day - on our way home from work. Then more replays when we get home - we're stressed and exhausted. We want to be able to […]
A high-potential employee has the ability, aspiration, and motivation to contribute both a higher quantity and quality of work for their employers and for their teams than the average worker. However, to get the benefit of a high-potential employee, some special management of this type of employee is necessary. For example: 1 in 3 high-potential […]
This webinar will cover the five easy steps that you need to follow in order to create a Millennial-friendly work environment. Find out how to build an employment brand and recruiting process that will outsell your competition and boost the quality of Gen Y applicants you receive. Discover how to revamp your strategy to include […]
If you have taken on a new position and are concerned about what you don’t know – you’re in good company. Research show supervisors, managers and leaders moving into a new role only get a minuscule amount of the training needed to be successful in the role. On the job learning is expected – but […]