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HRMAM's 2014 Legislative Review will be held on Wednesday, April 30th.                          Presented by:
This year's presenters and topics are:

  • Jamie A. Jurczak, Labour and Employment Lawyer  - Workplace Safety and
    Health law 
  • R. Reis Pagtakhan, Immigration Lawyer - Immigration law updates
  • Grant Mitchell, Q.C., Labour and Employment Lawyer - Review of pertinent Labour Board and Arbitration decisions
  • Stacey Belding, B.A. (Hon), LL.B., Human Rights law in Manitoba as it pertains to employment
  • Dave P. Negus, Labour and Employment Lawyer - Human Resources Legislative Changes
  • Robert T. Gabor, Q.C., Corporate Lawyer, will be presenting on technology and privacy issues for businesses
  • Dawn Gerbrandt, Employment Standards, will be presenting on Employment Standards.
Date: Wednesday, April 30
Time: Registration & Continental Breakfast - 7:30am-8:15am
 Presentations: 8:15am-4:30pm
 Location: Canad Inns Club Regent Casino Hotel I 1415 Regent Avenue West
 Regular Registration Deadline: Friday, April 25, 2014

For more information or to register, click here 

 


The April 30th webinar entitled, "Onboarding: One Chance to Get it Right," will provide you with best practices for transitioning orientation to onboarding for an optimal experience, the value of an onboarding program that aligns with an organization's mission, and how to use proven methods to engage employees and impart desired behaviour from the onset. Click HERE to register for this webinar online. 

The May 7th webinar entitled, "Stress Management and Workplace Wellness: Healthy People Equal a Health Workplace", will provide an overview of stress, the dangers it poses and coping and you will discover the cost benefits of promoting health through wellness programs and how to improve the physical, mental and emotional well-being of employees. Click HERE to register for this webinar online. 

 

CGA-Manitoba will be holding their Spring PD Forum 2014 on May 13 and 14 at the Holiday Inn Winnipeg Airport Polo Park. Choose from a variety of sessions including:

  • Managing for Success: Designing & Tailoring Management Reports 
  • Coaching Strategies for Leaders
  • Risk Management: Risk & Control Workshop
  • Building Productive Teams
  • The Art of Communication: Do You Hear What I Am Not Saying?
  • I'm Going Swimming with the Sharks!
  • Demonstrate Your Brilliance: How to Make an Effective Presentation
  • Sticks in the Mud: Exploring Group Mindsets
CGA-Manitoba has extended member pricing to HRMAM members. Please click here for more information.

 
Date: Thursday, May 15, 2014
Time: Registration/Doors Open: 7:30am-8:00am
 Buffet Breakfast: 7:45am-8:15am
 Greetings: 8:20AM
 Presentation: 8:30AM 
 Location: Radisson Hotel Winnipeg Downtown I 288 Portage Avenue
 Speaker: Joyce Odidison
 Registration Deadline: Monday, May 12 at Noon

Are you a busy HR professional needing support? Have you given all you have to others and now feel drained, burnt out and overwhelmed?

Tired of being there for others and no one being there for you? Oh my! 

  • Mental and emotional fatigue 
  • Internalized aggression
  • Low energy
  • Lack of innovation
  • Lack of passion for work
Join this fun, interactive, holistic wellness presentation with Joyce Odidison and explore the steps of wellness to revive your HR career.

You will leave with: 

  • Information on the integrated wellness model 
  • An introduction to the eight levels of wellness
  • Strategies to improve your wellness and reduce burn out and stress
For more information or to register, please click here.

 

 


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CPHR

The CHRP Validation of Professional Experience Assessment is a formal step in earning the CHRP designation that requires candidates to demonstrate three or more years of professional experience in human resources within the last ten years. 

To gain your CHRP designation through the assessment experience, CHRP Candidates will be required to submit a completed application. This application will need to be validated by your current employer. In order to be eligible to submit an application you need to be a Candidate (someone who has passed the NKE) and have had your proof of degree verified.

The next submission deadline is May 15.

For more information on the Validation of Professional Experience Assessment, please click here

 
Member Matters

Choose from All Sectors, Private Sectors, Public Sectors, or Cooperative (credit unions only). NEW - Executive Summary Included.

See what the trends have been in areas of productivity, compensation, recruitment, HR efficiency and much more. See how you measure up! Order Here  

Started in 2008, the HR Metrics Service is owned and operated by the BC Human Resources Management Association and has partnered with HRMAM, HRIA, and SAHRP. For more information, click here.

 
The North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week kicks off his year at the MTS Centre on Monday, May 5th at 9am. Come visit the main concourse level for a continental breakfast and some great speakers who will tell their inspiring stories of how they continue to 'make safety a habit'. Click here for more information
 

Every two years, the Boston Consulting Group conducts a survey called "Creating People Advantage". 

It is done in conjunction with the World Federation of People Management Associations (WFPMA) which is an affiliation of around 90 HR associations worldwide representing over 600,000 HR professionals (www.wfpma.com).

The study aims to identify key HR priorities and understand the current challenges and opportunities that companies are facing around the globe and is the largest and most comprehensive study series in the world on people management trends in business. 

The 2014 survey is now open for participation and will investigate the latest trends in:

  • HR data analytics 
  • Business impact of HR
  • HR target operating model
  • Leadership and talent management
  • Enabling high-performance HR
Additionally, the Creating People Advantage researchers are searching for the most innovative HR practices through an HR innovation competition.

An invitation to complete the survey is being sent to every member of the Canadian provincial HR Associations and you can participate by opening the link www.bcg.com/cpa2014.

Please note the close date is 15 May 2014.

There are no costs involved. We will get a tailor-made analysis of trends and priorities for Canada/North America and an advance copy of the new 2014 report when it is complete, both of which we will share with our members.

Thank you in advance for your participation. 

 

The Conference Board of Canada and HRMAM invite you to attend the Future of Work Summit 2014: Developing People and Transforming Organizations for the 21st Century, taking place May 12-13, 2014 in Toronto. We are hosting this major two-day event to help companies across Canada gain insights into the hottest trends in business strategy and workforce development, navigate change, and build high performing workplaces for the future.

Register Now! To register at your exclusive rate of $995, please contact Sarah Jacobs at 613-526-3090 ext. 333 or by email: jacobs@conferenceboard.ca and mention that you are a member of the Human Resource Management Association of Manitoba. 

 
In the news...
Nearly three-in-five (58 per cent) Canadian workers feel they have "just a job" as opposed to a career (42 per cent), according to a survey released by Careerbuilder.ca. Read more here
 

The federal government said Monday it is investigating a Saskatchewan restaurant where two long-serving waitresses say they and two others recently lost their jobs to temporary foreign workers. Read more here

 

A few weeks ago at the 11th annual SAPInsider Human Resource (HR) 2014 Conference, I had the opportunity to speak with several HR experts on how high-performing companies are changing employee engagement with dramatic results. Here are highlights from our conversations. Read more here 

 
Many companies proclaim that they want to recruit great human capital - then they go out and hire employees and managers who are incompetent or socially inept. A key reason is the way in which they do reference checks. Read more here
 
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