Fundamental HR Training is a training designed to provide an introduction to Human Resources (HR) practices and develop the skills you need to become an HR professional. The material covers the following topics:
- Human Capital Outlook: This is a view of how HR can deliver value to the organization and achieve business and strategic goals.
- Talent Acquisition: This is the process of finding, attracting, and hiring qualified candidates to meet the workforce needs of the organization.
- Human Capital Strategic & OD: This is an approach to plan, develop, and manage human resources strategically and systematically to support organizational change and performance improvement.
- Learning & Development: This is the HR function responsible for designing, delivering, and evaluating relevant and effective learning and development programs to enhance the competencies and potential of employees.
- Employee Engagement: This is the level of involvement, commitment, and satisfaction of employees towards their work and organization, which impacts productivity, loyalty, and retention.
- Servant Leadership: This is a leadership style that focuses on serving the interests and needs of others, rather than oneself, by building trusting, respectful, and empowering relationships.
- Talent Management: This is the process of identifying, developing, and retaining talented employees who can make significant contributions to the organization.
- Career & Succession Management: This is the process of helping employees plan and develop their careers in line with personal and organizational goals, as well as preparing potential successors for critical positions.
- Performance Management & Remuneration: This is the process of setting goals, providing feedback, recognizing achievements, and providing fair and competitive compensation to employees based on their performance.
- Industrial Relation: This is the relationship between management and trade unions or other employee representatives in terms of collective bargaining, dispute resolution, occupational safety, worker rights.
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