Human Resource/Personnel Management
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HUMAN
RESOURCE/PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT A Program designed to promote
better WORK RELATIONS FOR THE BENEFIT OF BOTH EMPLOYERS
AND EMPLOYEES No enterprise can today risk using
old-fashioned, “hit or miss” methods of managing the modern workforce. The
activities of the trained contemporary human resource/personnel manager
and his or her department can ensure the uninterrupted operations of an
enterprise and avoid loss of production - and profits - due to industrial action
or poor performance by a discontented workforce. This
Program concentrates on producing modern human resource and personnel
managers, providing training on a wide range of the important duties which they must perform (including
industrial relations) and their responsibilities in the modern world of
commerce and industry and government service. Major Topics Covered in this Diploma Program include: ·
HR/personnel
managers and specialists, the HR/personnel department and its functions.
Scientific management, O & M studies and work studies, efficiency. ·
Manpower
planning, job analysis, job descriptions, organization and job structure and
design, workgroups. Organizational
structures, forms, charts. Forecasting, budgeting and budgetary control. ·
HR/personnel
policy and strategy. Recruitment and selection, interviews, induction, training
and employee development, remuneration policy, employment ‘packages’. ·
Effective
communication: horizontal and vertical. Safety in the workplace, security,
staff welfare, medical facilities, health. Promotion, resignations and
retirements. ·
Industrial
relations: trade unions, staff associations, collective bargaining, joint
consultation. Motivation, motivational theory, management style, delegation. ·
HR/personnel
records and statistics, rate of labor turnover, stability index. Equal
opportunity policy. ·
flex
time. Major uses of computers in the HR/personnel department. On successfully completing this Professional Program of Study you
will: ·
Be
awarded the CIC Diploma on Human
Resource/Personnel Management. ·
Have
attained an accredited qualification at Level 4, equated to the British
National framework at the same study level as Higher National Diploma (HND) & National Vocational
Qualification (NVQ) Level 4. ·
Have
attained an accredited qualification for managerial
and supervisory levels showing you possess competence in professional work activities. ·
Have
completed a Qualifying Program for two International
Honours Group Diplomas, including Human Resource Development. |
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