CERTIFICATION IN HUMAN RESOURCES
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This certification is designed in response to the important role of human resources (HR) management in any organization. It provides the Delegate with the necessary background essential to meet the needs of the corporate HR department in the 21st century.
This course will enable the learner to achieve the following skills and knowledge:
1. Analyze the traditional personnel management with the new approach of Human resource Management to achieve organizational objectives
2. Evaluate the human resource procedures and ways for recruiting and selecting appropriate employees in an organization
3. Analyze factors and procedures used in assessing human resource requirements and monitoring / compensating / rewarding employees suitably.
4. Analyze the human resources function and principles used for exit of employees from the organization
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1Vision, mission, values, and structure of the organization
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2Legislative and regulatory knowledge and procedures
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3Corporate governance procedures and compliance
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4Employee communications
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5Ethical and professional standards
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6Business elements of an organization (for example: other functions and departments, products, competition, customers, technology, demographics, culture, processes, safety and security)
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7Existing HRIS, reporting tools, and other systems for effective data reporting and analysis
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8Change management theory, methods, and application
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9Risk management
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10Qualitative and quantitative methods and tools for analytics
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11Dealing with situations that are uncertain, unclear, or chaotic
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12Talent Planning and Acquisition:
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13Applicable federal laws and regulations related to talent planning and acquisition activities
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14Planning concepts and terms (for example: succession planning, forecasting)
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15Current market situation and talent pool availability
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16Staffing alternatives (for example: outsourcing, temporary employment)
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17Interviewing and selection techniques, concepts, and terms
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18Applicant tracking systems and/or methods
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19Impact of total rewards on recruitment and retention
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20Candidate/employee testing processes and procedures
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21Verbal and written offers/contract techniques
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22New hire employee orientation processes and procedures
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23Internal workforce assessments (for example: skills testing, workforce demographics, analysis
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24Transition techniques for corporate restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, due diligence process, offshoring, and divestitures
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25Metrics to assess past and future staffing effectiveness (for example: cost per hire, selection ratios, adverse impact)
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26Learning and Development:
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27Applicable federal laws and regulations related to learning and development activities
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28Learning and development theories and applications
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29Training program facilitation, techniques, and delivery
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30Adult learning processes
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31Instructional design principles and processes (for example: needs analysis, process flow mapping)
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32Techniques to assess training program effectiveness, including use of applicable metrics
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33Organizational development (OD) methods, motivation methods, and problem-solving techniques
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34Task/process analysis
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35Coaching and mentoring techniques
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36Employee retention concepts and applications
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37Techniques to encourage creativity and innovation
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38Total Rewards:
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39Applicable federal laws and regulations related to total rewards
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40Compensation policies, processes, and analysis
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41Budgeting, payroll, and accounting practices related to compensation and benefits
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42Job analysis and evaluation concepts and methods
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43Job pricing and pay structures
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44Non-cash compensation
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45Methods to align and benchmark compensation and benefits
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46Benefits programs policies, processes, and analysis
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47Employee and Labor Relations:
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48General employee relations activities and analysis (for example, conducting investigations, researching grievances, working conditions, reports, etc.)
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49Applicable federal laws and procedures affecting employment, labor relations, safety, and security
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50Human relations, culture and values concepts, and applications to employees and organizations
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51Review and analysis process for assessing employee attitudes, opinions, and satisfaction
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52Diversity and inclusion
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53Recordkeeping requirements
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54Occupational injury and illness prevention techniques
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55Workplace safety and security risks
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56Emergency response, business continuity, and disaster recovery process
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57Internal investigation, monitoring, and surveillance techniques
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58Data security and privacy
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59The collective bargaining process, terms, and concepts (for example: contract negotiation, costing, administration)
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60Performance management process, procedures, and analysis
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61Termination approaches, concepts, and terms
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