RECERTIFICATION SHRM: In-Person/Virtual: 15 PDCs
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Program Overview
Gain the foundational knowledge needed to begin your journey in the field of human resources. Explore each of the five key HR functions by discussing the roles and responsibilities of an HR generalist, the latest trends, useful metrics, and applicable federal laws and legal issues. Engage in dynamic group discussions and hands-on activities facilitated by a leading HR expert. Use this program as a networking opportunity and to propel your HR career in the right direction.
Program Objectives
- Apply SHRM-based behavioral competencies and U.S. employment laws with actionable skills to be more effective in your generalist role.
- Gain stakeholder support by using metrics to build credibility for HR initiatives.
- Illustrate best practice communication principles to create credibility throughout the organization.
- Assess your strengths and abilities to determine your unique career path as an HR Generalist.
This program is also available as a public SHRM Seminar.
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