Welcome. Human Resources Taster The skills needed to enable workforce skills for all.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Card ServicesLegal Services for Business Care, Compassion and Commercial Reality Effectively Managing Your Workforce Justine Norman, Employment Lawyer.
Advertisements

An Introduction to People Management for Principal Investigators Human Resources1 Presented by Sue Moore – Human Resources.
Employment Law Jim Reeves Communication Workers Union 1.
HR Manager – HR Business Partners Role Description
Age Regulations - effective from 1 st October 2006.
T. 8 Grievance and discipline D. Borisova Human Resources Management.
IER Workplace Issues 23 March Employment Act 2008 In force 6 April 2009 repealed Statutory Dispute Resolution Procedures Overview of main changes:
2. 12 Resolving disagreements Resolving disagreements Disagreements between employers and employees  May occur rarely, if ever  May be minor,
Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures. Situation – employee working below the normal standard Reasons for poor work Being lazy Not being properly trained.
20 th March 2013 – Association of Irish Risk Management Mitigating Risk through effective Grievance & Disciplinary Procedures Gillian Knight, FCIPD, MSc.
 LO3 – Recruiting, developing and supporting staff.
Another fine mess I’ve got myself into
NGSU Regional Councils – Oct/Nov 2014 Fair Treatment at Work Nationwide Group Staff Union.
Thursday 9 December Oliver McCann Employment Partner Taylors Solicitors.
1 Discipline, Capability and Grievance resolution: for those with responsibility for others Jessie Monck, PPD, Human Resources Division.
Performance management IN SchOOLS
Resolving Disputes at Work The Role of Acas in UK Employment Relations Peter Monaghan Senior Adviser Acas Manchester.
The Disciplinary Procedure: How to do it correctly…
WEEK 9: DISMISSAL AS A RESULT OF MISCONDUCT 1. LEARNING OUTCOME The students will be able to; 2 1 Discuss the issue of dismissal as a result of misconduct(C4,P2,
The Disciplinary Procedure Presented by Paula Fisher Practical HR Ltd.
Understanding Discipline in the Workplace
EMPLOYMENT LAW UPDATE CIPD – 26 MARCH 2009 BECKY HODGKINS AND MICHAEL BRIGGS.
Prepared by Grace Amin, M.Psi, Psikolog. 1. Understand HRM at work 2. Understand why HRM important to all managers. 3. Understand line HR duties & HR.
Human Resource Planning
8 Termination of Employment (Part 1). Is it a dismissal? Resignation of the employee Mutual agreement Frustration of contract.
UNIT 22- Managing Human Resources
Staff Development and Support Higher Administration Admin Services Outcome 3.
Topic 8 Alternative dispute resolution test Topic 8 Alternative dispute resolution test.
Delivering on Gibbons: the business case for mediation at work
Quality Education for a healthier Scotland Nursing and Midwifery Workload and Workforce Planning Nursing & Midwifery Workload and Workforce Planning Working.
The Use of Mediation in the UK. Trade Union Approach Policies negotiated between the trade union side and the management side Grievances - written statement.
 VASSP Managing Education Support Staff Underperformance Presenter : Robyn Buckeridge Victorian Association of State Secondary Principals.
Presented by Bill Haining
How to … use the new Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures Heidi Gibaut, Law At Work 5 March 2014.
“the Do’s & Don’ts when managing staff” INTRODUCTION TO EMPLOYMENT LAW AAT Birmingham Branch 8 th June 2011 Dr Ian Canham Canham Associates.
Welcome to the C hannel HR Information Session. NEW – Human Resources HR for Everyone.
Strategic Role – Approach
 As stakeholders, employers and employees might have conflicting interests.  However a good working relationship is essential for business success.
Chapter 4 Performance Management and Appraisal
Management/Supervision at Loughborough Rob Allan Director of Human Resources March 2013.
Customer ServiceMaking it Personal Lets work together to cut it out………….. Speaker Name & Title Supporting “Leading the Way”
Megatrends for HR Peter Cheese CEO, CIPD.
What is the Strategic Value of HR within Local Government? Presented by Justine Helm, Charlotte Plumb, Victoria Swanson, Wendy Gill, Anna Smith.
Discipline and Dismissals Lecture 12.  Must be fair.  RSA courts have decided that “Fairness” constitutes: 1.Substantive Fairness - Pertaining to reason;
CHAPTER 17 Information and consultation. The EU is trying to harmonise the approach to consultation of employees across Member States. The harmonisation.
BOSS FEDERATION Ignorance of Employment Law is No Defence John Cadman Senior HR Adviser.
© Shepherd and Wedderburn LLP Appraisals and Performance Management Presentation by Kim Pattullo 4 November 2008.
Protection offered by employment and equal opportunities legislation OCR Diploma.
Contracts of Employment. This is a legal document which sets out the details of a person’s employment. This is a legal document which sets out the details.
THE TRAINING STRATEGY MODEL BUSINESS GOALS Establish the priorities BUSINESS PROCESSES Tasks or business model for achieving the goals JOB ROLES Identify.
HANDLING DISCIPLINARY AND GRIEVANCE CASES – INCLUDING INVESTIGATIONS BY GAIL ESCOLME EMPLOYMENT LAW SOLICITOR.
Parish Employment Maria Webber 8 March 2016, 10am – 1pm.
All Rights Reserved AAM 2053 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Dr. Khairunneezam Mohd Noor FKP USIM DrNeezamNoorFKPUSIM2014 Chapter 4 – 1.
Fraud Risk – some context first Year ending September 2015 there were 604,601 fraud offences reported (ONS) The National Fraud Indicator report in 2013.
Performance Management – Part 1 “How do I Manage Performance”? Matthew C Winter LLM FCIPD Head of Employment Practices and Business Support 49.
Performance management Presented by Kelly Camden.
Substance Misuse Policy Replaces the Alcohol and Substance Misuse Policy. New policy triggered by updated drug driving laws – but gave opportunity for.
1 Absence Management & Employment Law Update presented by Tammy Markley & Gill Tanner BOURNEMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL November 2011.
Performance Management – Part 3 BCUHB Capability Procedure (WP3A) 69.
Student Attendance policy A summary of main changes and an outline of new responses available to schools and regions. May 2011 Behaviour and Wellbeing.
University’s Expectations of Managers
Planning an employees performance – Part 2
Disciplinary Training
HR Business Partner Team
Professional support guides
26th March 2019.
IER Workplace Issues 17 November 2010.
CHAPTER 7 THE PERFORMANCE DECISION TREE
WEEK 9: DISMISSAL AS A RESULT OF MISCONDUCT
Presentation transcript:

Welcome

Human Resources Taster The skills needed to enable workforce skills for all.

Objectives To introduce the skills in HR Management. To link these with the 1 in 3 Strategy. Signpost further available and relevant information

CIPD Profession Map

Performance Management How will PM deliver the 1 in 3 Strategy. Delivers improvement Appraisal process Learning & development Managing behaviour Strategic Integrated Objectives measured Reward Sector /Business improves

Managing Capability What is it? A person may not have adequate training or is unable to do their work to a satisfactory standard for another reason. An employer must try to identify the reason and give support. This may include ill health if appropriate.

Managing Misconduct Continued lateness Failure to follow reasonable management instruction Bullying behaviour Abuse of the computer system or internet access. Theft Committing criminal offences

Policies Use ACAS guidelines 2009 CIPD best practice Employment Law Which policy will you use for Misconduct? Disciplinary Policy Letter Investigation Formal Hearing Appeal

How do we determine the difference? Investigation The level of proof is not as high as in Criminal courts If there is ‘reasonable belief’ a decision to dismiss may be reasonable.

Employment Law Consequences of losing an unfair dismissal case at Employment Tribunal Fine Re-instatement Company reputation

Employment Law Statutes passed in England and European Law e.g. age discrimination. Case Law for Employment Tribunals and Appeals EAT High Court. Union consultation and formal agreements. Policies and Procedures of employers updated regularly. Professional standards CIPD ‘best practice ’

Performance Cycle Organisation objectives Individual objectives Development Coaching Development Formal Appraisal Individual objective

Policies Improvement Achievable goals Support Capability Absence management Poor work performance Starts with counselling Letter Hearing Appeal

Review What other training needs do you have? What questions do you have? Can you collaborate with other Groups to share HR? Will you have a succession plan?

Case Study. 1. What HR skills are needed in your business? 2. How can you plan for your own succession? 3. Can you offer a ‘working interview’ for apprenticeship candidates.

Janette Murphy FCIPD HR Consultant Effective People Management