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: HR Competencies Defined: Professional Practice :
: (c) Irina Ghazazyan :
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: Publisher ....: Udemy :
: Link .........: http://is.gd/cdbCkB :
: Level ........: all level :
: Runtime ......: 2 hours :
: Language .....: English :
: Release Type .: Retail :
: Release Format: ISO :
: Store Date ...: 2015.04.12 :
: Release Date .: 2015.04.16 :
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: HR Competencies Defined: Professional Practice course focuses on HR :
: Competencies, which are presented as statements, that define the work of :
: a Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP). :
: :
: The Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation is a :
: ?nationally recognized designation positioning those who attain it at the :
: leading edge of the HR profession in Canada. Having a CHRP designation :
: provides advantages as you practice your profession and advance your :
: career" (Human Resources Professionals Association, HRPA). :
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: What is the value of this course? :
: :
: The Required Professional Capabilities (RPCs) form the test specifications :
: for the national examinations CKE/NKE. :
: :
: The course focuses on defining HR competencies which are the required :
: competencies for the Professional Practice section of CKE (former NKE) :
: exam. :
: :
: The course enables you to maximize your time while preparing for the exam. :
: Beside the required academic coursework, preparation for CKE/NKE takes 4 :
: to 6 months of full-time study (6 hours/day). :
: :
: The content of this course provides competitive advantage and enables you :
: to accelerate the achievement of your professional goals ? obtaining a :
: Certified Human Resource Professional (CHRP) designation. :
: :
: The course is based on thorough review of HR Guide, HRwrx and other :
: CKE/NKE related study materials and provides the most valuable knowledge :
: in the most concise manner to ensure your success at the exam. :
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: How you should proceed with the course: :
: :
: 1. Do your best to remember the concepts provided throughout the course. :
: 2. Try to recall the concepts after each video lecture. :
: 3. Ask yourself ? ?Is this the best I can do?" and do your best to :
: maximize the retention of the content. :
: :
: The CKE/NKE tests competencies, not academic principles. Therefore, even :
: if you were successful in an academic HR program, you should not rely on :
: your text books only. Those that use a variety of study resources will :
: have a higher degree of success. :
: :
: COURSE OUTLINE :
: :
: Lecture - 1 :
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: 1. Definition of HRM :
: 2. Goals of HRM :
: 3. Philosophy of HRM :
: 4. Theories underpinning HRM :
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: Lecture - 2 :
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: 1. Human Capital Theory :
: 2. The resource-based view :
: 3. Contingency theory :
: 4. Human Capital management :
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: Lecture - 3 :
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: 1. Strategy & Strategic Planning :
: 2. Strategic Planning and Operational Effectiveness :
: 3. Proactive versus Reactive HRM :
: 4. The aims of Strategic HRM :
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: Lecture - 4 :
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: 1. The characteristics of strategy :
: 2. The importance of strategic HRM :
: 3. HRM best practices :
: 4. 'Best practice' and 'best fit' approach :
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: Lecture - 5 :
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: 1. Planning and Implementing HR Strategies :
: 2. Strategic plan and HRP :
: 3. Aligning HRP with the strategic plan :
: 4. 5 HR Core competencies :
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: Lecture - 6 :
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: 1. HRM Programs that Link Process to Strategy :
: 2. Aspects of linking HR practices to strategy :
: 3. Strategic HRM Final Notes :
: :
: Lecture - 7 :
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: 1. HR strategies :
: 2. General HR strategies :
: 3. Specific HR strategies :
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: Lecture - 8 :
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: 1. The importance of understanding strategy :
: 2. Criteria for an effective HR strategy :
: 3. Issues in developing HR strategies :
: 4. Metrics and HR accounting :
: 5. The importance of metrics for HR professionals :
: :
: Lecture - 9 :
: :
: 1. How do competencies, metrics and strategy link together? :
: 2. The 5 categories of HRM metrics :
: 3. Two key issues to be addressed in developing HR strategies :
: 4. Horizontal fit - factors to consider :
: 5. Vertical fit - factors to consider :
: :
: Lecture - 10 :
: :
: 1. Written HR strategy - areas to cover :
: 2. Barriers to the implementation of Hr strategies :
: 3. Factors contributing to the gap between HR strategy and its :
: implementation :
: 4. Approaches to HR strategy implementation :
: :
: Lecture - 11 :
: :
: 1. The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) :
: 2. What is an HR (balanced) scorecard? :
: 3. HR as business acumen :
: 4. PEST analysis :
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: Lecture - 12 :
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: 1. Understanding strategy and finance are key to measuring HR's impact :
: 2. General Finance and HR accounting :
: 3. Other HR responsibilities :
: 4. HRM compliance with legislation :
: 5. Human Resource Management software (HRMS) :
: 6. LMS, ERP, CRM, SaaS :
: 7. Using technology to increase HRM value :
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: Lecture - 13 :
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: 1. Advantages & disadvantages of web-based HRMS :
: 2. Human capital management :
: 3. The constituents of human capital :
: 4. Human capital theory :
: 5. Human capital theory based approach to HRM :
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: Lecture - 14 :
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: 1. Human capital measurement approaches :
: 2. Critical success factors :
: 3. Budgeting types :
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: Lecture - 15 :
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: 1. The HR function :
: 2. The activities of the HR function :
: 3. The organization of the HR function :
: 4. Human Resource Information Systems (HRIS) :
: 5. Evaluating the HR function :
: :
: Lecture - 16 :
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: 1. Service level agreement, outsourcing, & HR shared service centres :
: 2. Outsourcing HR activities :
: 3. Reasons for outsourcing :
: 4. RFP - a vital link in outsourcing :
: 5. Selecting and using consultants :
: 6. HR professional's goal in negotiations :
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: Lecture - 17 :
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: 1. The roles of HR practitioners :
: 2. HR practitioners as business partners :
: 3. The strategic role of HR specialists :
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: Lecture - 18 :
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: 1. HR specialists as change agents :
: 2. Services delivered by HR specialists :
: 3. HR professionals as champions of competitiveness :
: 4. Professional conduct & ethics :
: 5. HRPA Code of Ethics :
: 6. Conflicts in the HR contribution :
: 7. HR key competency areas :
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: Lecture - 19 :
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: Required Professional Capabilities (RPC's) Professional Practice section :
: :
: 1. RPC ? 3 Contributes to the development of an environment that fosters :
: effective working relationships :
: 2. RPC -5 Keep current with emerging HR trends. :
: 3. RPC-8 Provide the information necessary for the organization to :
: effectively manage its people practices :
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: Lecture - 20 :
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: 1. RPC- 11 Gathers, analysis and reports relevant business and industry :
: information (including global trends) to influence the development of :
: strategic business HR plans. :
: 2. RPC ? 14 Uses communication strategies to advance organizational :
: objectives. :
: 3. RPC-16 Provides the organization with timely and accurate HR :
: information. :
: :
: Lecture - 21 :
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: 1. RPC-16 Provides the organization with timely and accurate HR :
: information (cont'd). :
: 2. RPC- 17 Ensures compliance with legislated and contractual requirements :
: for information management. :
: 3. RPC ? 18 Contributes to development of specifications for the :
: acquisition and/or development of HR information management systems and :
: for their implementation. :
: 4. RPC- 19 Evaluates alternatives for meeting current and future :
: information management needs. :
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: Lecture - 22 :
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: 1. RPC- 20 Contributes to the development of information management :
: systems. :
: 2. RPC ? 21 Ensures the availability of information needed to support the :
: management decision-making processes. :
: 3. RPC - 22 Ensures HR administrative requirements conform to :
: organizational policies as well as best practices, balancing :
: confidentiality and operational requirements. :
: 4. RPC- 25 Applies principles of project management to HR activities. :
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: Lecture - 23 :
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: 1. RPC-29 Identifies and masters legislation and jurisprudence relevant to :
: HR functions. :
: 2. RPC-30 Advises on the status of dependent/independent contractors and :
: determinants of employee status. :
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: Lecture - 24 :
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: 1. RPC-31 Ensures the organization's HR policies and practices align with :
: human rights legislation. :
: 2. RPC- 33 Developing and maintaining trust and support of collaborators :
: including immediate supervisor, subordinates and internal clients. :
: 3. RPC 35 Understands and adheres to the Canadian council of Human :
: Resources Association's code of ethics and applicable :
: provincial/territorial HR association codes. :
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: Lecture - 25 :
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: 1. RPC-37 Fosters and promotes advancement of the profession. :
: 2. RPC ? 41 Assess requests for HR information in light of corporate :
: policy, freedom of information, legislation, evidentiary privileges, ad :
: contractual or other releases. :
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