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The
top seven challenges HR professionals are hearing from management
It's a tough world for human resource professionals these
days. Staying competitive in a tight job market. Coordinating
a multicultural workforce. Balancing legal compliance issues
with productivity and profit concerns. In the decade we've
been working with human resource professionals, here are the
top seven challenges we hear most often. See how you compare
-- and how we can help.
Joni Johnston the CEO of WorkRelationships and recognized
expert in the law and pyschology of employee management is
available to speak to your group on any of the topics below.
Click any of the
links below to find out more.
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"We
have multicultural workers who aren't familiar with U.S. employment
law and may unwittingly put us at legal risk."
What if, when a decision to bring an employee from another country,
he or she could immediately be trained with the tools to avoid
potential U.S. legal pitfalls? |
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"Our
managers are promoted because of their technical expertise,
but lack the interpersonal skills to be effective leaders."
What if, when a technical employee was promoted to manager, he
or she could get immediate training on effective leadership,
including how to deal with inappropriate employee behavior?
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"I
often hear of inappropriate jokes or have gotten e-mails that
could create legal trouble for me or my company."
What if, when a new employee was hired, he or she could have
immediate training on what behaviors your company wants to
promote -- and what behaviors will create legal risk?
And
what if, when a technical employee was promoted to manager,
he or she could get immediate training on effective leadership,
including how to deal with inappropriate employee behavior?
And
what if, when faced with potential employment-related litigation,
you had a system that documented your good faith effort to
prevent harassment and discrimination?
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"I
know office romance is going to happen, but too often it results
in hurt feelings, excessive gossip, or the perception of favoritism."
What if, when a new employee was hired, he or she could have
immediate training on what behaviors your company wants to
promote -- and what behaviors will create legal risk?
And
what if, when faced with potential employment-related litigation,
you had a system that documented your good faith effort to
prevent harassment and discrimination?
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"I
spend too much of my time dealing with 'people problems.'"
What if, when a new employee was hired, he or she could have
immediate training on what behaviors your company wants to
promote -- and what behaviors will create legal risk?
And
what if, when a technical employee was promoted to manager,
he or she could get immediate training on effective leadership,
including how to deal with inappropriate employee behavior?
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"As
our company grows, I have to deal more often with inappropriate
behavior complaints."
What if, when a new employee was hired, he or she could have
immediate training on what behaviors your company wants to
promote -- and what behaviors will create legal risk?
What
if, when a technical employee was promoted to manager, he
or she could get immediate training on effective leadership,
including how to deal with inappropriate employee behavior?
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"Our
managers know what's inappropriate at work, but are reluctant
to deal with employees who are doing things they shouldn't."
What if, when a technical employee was promoted to manager, he
or she could get immediate training on effective leadership,
including how to deal with inappropriate employee behavior?
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