Description

How do you have those hard conversations with your employees? In this workshop attendees will learn the dos and don'ts of human resource. Attendees will be provided the Powerpoint presentation and Planning Sheet. The format will be a combination of presentation and breakout exercises. This workshop will incorporate HR best practices such as active listening and other key considerations such as the importance of emotional intelligence in driving successful outcomes.

The topics to be addressed are: 

• The Various Types of Problematic Situations That Must be Addressed With the Other Person
• The Options at Our Disposal
• What's at Stake
• The Downside Consequences of Poor Handling
• The 12-Step Framework That Enables Successful Outcomes
• Other Key Items to Keep in Mind (Best Preparation Practices)
• The Tie-In to the 3 Pillars for Effective Leadership - Procedural Justice, Distributive Justice, and Interactional Justice.

Speaker:   

James Gulezian
Goldey-Beacom College
  

James Gulezian Bio: As a Strategic Human Resources Leader whose passion is Organizational Effectiveness, Jim brought significant bottom-line impact in areas including business-to-business publications, aerospace/aircraft, data communications systems, defense electronics, commercial business forms printing, and military/commercial aircraft arrestment systems sectors.  Jim directed his business acumen and organizational diagnostic and assessment skills toward eliminating wasteful, non-value-add processes, while incorporating technology-based solutions to minimize cost and time spent in carrying out administrative tasks. His first HR Generalist role was that of a site HR Manager for a defense electronics company, where he successfully transformed under-performing HR functions that were disengaged from the DNA of the business, integrating them into the strategic, tactical, and operational elements of the enterprise. Jim developed effective Human Capital ROI frameworks built on key competencies, carefully calibrated proficiency levels, performance metrics and SMART goals. He also developed and executed succession planning programs, company-wide safety and health programs, comprehensive training and development initiatives, major recruitment endeavors, and company-wide process improvement programs. Through the design of company-wide bonus and deferred compensation plans, Jim enabled the alignment of financial rewards with the achievement of individual and group results within all levels of the enterprise.  Jim is an invited speaker at SHRM and other HR venues in the greater Philadelphia area. He also actively mentors HR professionals at all levels in their career development and career transition endeavors. In recognition of his overall efforts and years of dedication to the Human Resources profession, Jim was selected as the 2011 HR Person of the Year for Mid-Sized Companies by SHRM chapters in the Southeastern PA/NJ/DEL Tri-State area. Jim is currently an adjunct professor with Goldey-Beacom College, Cabrini University, The American College of Financial Services, and Corporate College Services, teaching both graduate and undergraduate courses in leadership, business management, and human resources. He also provides HR consulting services to a variety of corporate clients.

Agenda:
8:30 to 9:00 a.m. -     Networking and Registration
9:00 to 9:20 a.m. -     Introductions
9:20 to 11:20 a.m. -   Training
11:20 to 11:30 a.m. - Wrap-Up

Continental Breakfast is included and provided by  .

This event will be recorded by the Official EEC Videographer, .


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