Course Outline

Introduction to Human Resources Management (HRM) for Government

  • Overview of HR functions and responsibilities within the public sector
  • Understanding the HR lifecycle in government organizations
  • The role of HR in achieving organizational goals for government entities

Handling Employee Complaints for Government

  • Recognizing and categorizing complaints in a governmental context
  • Building trust and creating a safe environment for staff in public sector settings
  • Strategies for effective complaint resolution within government agencies

Performance Management for Government

  • Setting clear and measurable goals aligned with public sector objectives
  • Providing constructive feedback and coaching to enhance performance in government roles
  • Conducting performance reviews that support accountability and improvement for government employees

Disciplinary Actions for Government

  • Establishing fair and transparent policies for government agencies
  • Managing misconduct and underperformance in a public sector environment
  • Documenting and conducting disciplinary meetings that uphold governance standards

Addressing HR Issues for Government

  • Handling absenteeism and workplace conflicts within government organizations
  • Ensuring compliance with labor laws and regulations specific to the public sector
  • Promoting employee engagement and well-being in government settings

Building a Positive Workplace Culture for Government

  • Understanding organizational culture within the public sector
  • Encouraging diversity, equity, and inclusion in government workplaces
  • Fostering team collaboration and morale to enhance public service delivery

Case Studies and Role-Playing for Government

  • Analyzing real-world HR scenarios relevant to government operations
  • Practicing communication and conflict resolution techniques in a public sector context
  • Reviewing outcomes and lessons learned from government-specific case studies

Summary and Next Steps for Government

Requirements

  • No prior human resources experience is required.
  • A basic understanding of organizational structures is beneficial.

Audience

  • New and aspiring HR professionals for government.
  • Supervisors and managers with human resources responsibilities.
  • Team leaders seeking to enhance their people management skills.
 14 Hours

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