This
seminar provides managers with practical skills
in human resources management and the strategies,
resources, and support to improve company performance.
Participants
learn:
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How
to respond to and resolve employee misconduct.
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How to protect the company from claims
using discipline.
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How to respond to employee excuses, arguments,
and disagreement.
Benefits:
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A productive, safe, and fair workplace.
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Improved protection against legal, union,
and other claims
Designed
and Facilitated BY Kabushiki Kaisha Curtis Herron
The
instructor is a bilingual attorney with management
experience. The training can be conducted in English
and Japanese. The instructor can explain actual
experiences, can analyze legal and other cases,
and can explain risk management and HRM strategies.
All trainees receive comprehensive bi-lingual
materials including process guides, checklists,
and communication models. (See Training Methods
for details)
A variety of methods are used to provide companies
with value and flexibility.
Workshop Method
The training consists primarily of a series of realistic
and difficult role plays. Trainees conduct a variety
of meetings with the instructor acting as a subordinate
or applicant. Through these role plays, trainees experience
common difficulties and understand their own strengths
and weaknesses. Trainees and the instructor review strategies
and communication techniques for overcoming these difficulties
and weaknesses. Thereafter, trainees apply these strategies
and techniques in additional role play meetings. The
objective of this workshop method is to provide trainees
with an accurate awareness and practical skills.
Comapny Specific Focus The training can be structured specifically
to address company needs. Companies may choose from
a variety of training subjects, methods, schedules,
and practice (role play) scenarios. Trainees are encouraged
to discuss and practice addressing actual workplace
problems during the training.
Resources Trainees can be provided with a variety of
training materials and other information resources.
These materials ensure an accurate understanding of
important concepts, allow for continuous study, and
provide on-the-job support.
Schedule
Training content and length can be adjusted to accommodate
company needs and trainee availability.