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Human Resource Development and Management |
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Preamble In many organizations, the traditional model for Human Resource management as a centralised operation that takes care of the personnel functions taking much of the responsibility away from operational managers, has been challenged and changed. New approaches have been more helpful to effectiveness and value for money. Against this background this course sets out to examine key upto date ideas on Human Resources operations for the purpose of making them effective. Target Group Human resource managers. Learning objectives On completion, participants should be able to: - Explain the concepts and practices of Human Resource Management
- Discuss how human resource management relates to the management functions
Content The course will address the following areas:
- Role and place of human resource in an organisation
- Human resource planning
- Recruitment and selection
- Human resource maintenance and competition
Benefit of attending Participants will acquire a thorough grounding in Human Resource Management and how organisations can secure the best value from their staff through better understanding of the need for appropriate management systems, development and leadership.
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