Managing Human Resources Departments for Tribal Organizations
and Enterprises
In today’s workplace, the human resources
department does more than manage
the paperwork for hiring and paying the
organization’s personnel. In addition to
those basic functions, the HR department
is expected to manage performance, facilitate
employee advancement and ensure
a productive work environment. Using policies, evaluation,
compensation and training, HR professionals are tasked with
hiring the right people, improving productivity and dealing
with problems when they arise.
This comprehensive class will cover the most important
things you need to know to effectively manage a
tribal HR department. Our experienced instructor will
walk you through the hiring and compensation process,
discuss the importance of organizational charts
and job descriptions and give you tools to help you
identify the training needs in your organization. This training
will help you to raise productivity and employee satisfaction
in your organization — register now!
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Establishing HR Management Systems
- Organizational mission and objectives
- Organizational strategic posture
- Centralization vs. decentralization
- Departmentalization
Organizational Charts
- Authority and responsibility
- Line authority and staff authority
- Uses of organizational charts
Compensation
- Developing a compensation system
- Wage surveys
- Fringe benefits
- Affordability
Employee Recruitment and Selection
- Typical staffing processes
- Vacancy announcements
- Applicant evaluation processes
- Interviewing
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Writing Position Descriptions
- Job analysis and specification
- Developing position descriptions
- Periodic review
- Position qualification statements
Performance Standards and Evaluation
- Developing performance standards
- Developing performance metrics
- Communicating expectations
- Formal appraisals
- Performance interviews
- Responses and follow-up
Diversity in the Tribal Workplace
- Organizational strategies
- Cultural and socioeconomic diversity
- Skills for working together
| Employee Conduct and Discipline
- Policy and employee handbooks
- Progressive discipline
- Grievance procedures
HR Training
- Importance of new employee training
- Identifying training needs
- Training resources
HR and Social Media
- Designing a social media policy
- Handling problems that arise
- Understanding what information can and cannot be used in the workplace
- Case studies
*Topics subject to change.
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