CPHR Saskatchewan: Weekly Newsletter
Association News
Mark your calendars for the 2021 CPHR Saskatchewan Virtual Conference March 23 - 24, 2021.
Registration will open January 26, 2021!
We are currently looking for articles related to business and the HR profession for the 2021 spring issue of the HR Saskatchewan Magazine.The deadline for submissions is March 12, 2021. If you have an article suggestion or would like to discuss the suitability of your topic to the magazine please email: info@cphrsk.ca

We're pleased to invite you to participate in the new Creating People Advantage study. The study aims to assess the topics that are most urgent in terms of improving HR departments’ capabilities around the globe.  It provides in-depth perspectives as well as best practices for key HR topics to enable HR leaders to drive future business success. Click here to participate.

To learn more about the study click here.

On Dec. 9, 2020, the Government of Saskatchewan introduced the Saskatchewan Human Resources Profession Act for first reading. Once passed, the Act will establish the CPHR as a self-regulating body. This is the first step in the legislative process, and a very important milestone for CPHR Saskatchewan to achieve self-regulation.
This year, CPHR Saskatchewan celebrates its 15th anniversary. We’re asking members to celebrate by sharing their stories with a video! For rules, tips and how to submit your video, click here.
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Professional Development

To view all professional development opportunities, including webinars, partnership events and accredited events, visit the Learning Calendar. For 'PD on Demand'- online learning platform- which includes free webinars Click here 


Building Competence and Positive Impact through Emotional Intelligence Workshop
In Partnership with Jeannette Aschenbrenner
Jan. 26, 2021 (8 week course)
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CPHR BC & Yukon Legal Symposium 2021 Series
Presented by CPHR BC & Yukon
Jan. 28, Feb. 4, Feb. 18, 2021 (3 day or single day sessions)
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Annual HR Professionals Webinar
In Partnership with MLT Aikins 
Feb. 24, 2021
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FREE WEBINAR - Building a Culture of Coaching
Presented by CPHR BC & Yukon
March 9, 2021
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FREE Employment Standards WebinarsRegister Here


FREE WorkSafe Saskatchewan Online LearningRegister Here


CPHR Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the NEW virtual Member Roundtable that is based on peer learning where participants are both teachers and learners. Roundtable discussions focus on developing relationships and creating new HR knowledge by sharing information, stories, experiences and best practices. Member Roundtables are for CPHR Saskatchewan members with a common interest to meet in an informal, supportive, confidential environment. Visit the website under "Learn & Connect" to read more. Click here to submit a proposal and apply to facilitate a Member Roundtable. 

The CPHR Saskatchewan Accreditation Program supports the continued professional development needs of our growing number of CPHRs by recognizing quality HR-focused professional development programs.

Click here to view a list of our accredited partners.

Saskatchewan Blue Cross
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CPHR Designation

The next offering of the National Knowledge Exam (NKE) is May 26 and 27, 2021. The registration deadline is April 2, 2021. 

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For CPHRs that have not submitted the minimum hours for 2020 CPD, the deadline is
TODAY, JANUARY 15, 2021

  • Annual 2020 CPD  (Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2020) must be entered by Jan. 15, 2021 to avoid a $50 late fee.
  • There is a minimum requirement of 10 CPD hours annually and a minimum of 60 CPD hours and two categories during a three-year rolling period. Keep in mind that 10 CPD hours per year is not going to get the required 60 CPD hours in the three-year rolling calendar. 
  • There is no final "submit" button to hit once you are done entering all your hours for the year. 
  • Complete the declaration once you are done entering hours for the year. This can be found in the menu to the left of your name, or on the Dashboard under "Enter Hours".
  • For some of you, this is your second year of the three-year rolling calendar and entering CPD hours online.
  • For those that received the designation in 2019, this will be your first time entering, and for those that received the designation in 2020, you do not need to submit CPD until 2021.  
  • In the event you are audited, keep track of the documentation to verify the hours entered into the Online Reporting System. 
  • On the Dashboard, only your last four entries will show. To view all entries, click on "View Full History." If you are running reports for certain time periods, remember to adjust the start and end dates accordingly. 

Information regarding the CPD requirements, the online reporting system and the webinar recording can be found here.

Information regarding leave of absence can be found here. Specific dates outlining the leave must be included in the letter from the employer.

If you are not submitting your CPD hours, please send an email notifying Holly Guran, Professional Standards Manager, at hguran@cphrsk.ca as this will impact your CPHR professional designation.

Monthly email reminders have been sent to CPHRs regarding 2020 CPD hours since September along with information posted in the HR Weeekly newsletter.

After reviewing all the information, if you have questions, please contact Holly Guran, Professional Standards Manager at hguran@cphrsk.ca.

CPHR Saskatchewan is excited to announce new national requirements to the Validation of Experience (VOE) Assessment effective June 30, 2020.

CPHR candidates will be required to have human resources experience at the Foundational and Applied levels, and demonstrate proficiency and competency at the Applied HR level in 12 of the 44 competencies within the nine Knowledge Areas and three of the five Enabling Competencies. 

For complete details on the experience requirement, please visit the website and review the Validation of Experience Handbook. A webinar is also available that highlights the requirements and how to complete the VOE application. To view, click here.

The next VOE intake deadline is April 30, 2021. The complete application package must be submitted by that date. If the application is incomplete, it will be returned. It is recommended to submit by April 14 so your application can be reviewed in advance. This gives you time to provide any missing information prior to the deadline.  

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Resources

In light of the COVID-19 outbreak in Canada, CPHR Saskatchewan is providing the following resources as information only. These resources are not endorsements and are provided for your information and use as you see fit. Read More

*Past news articles featured can be found on the CPHR SK website here

Source: Canadian HR Reporter
"Saskatchewan has introduced legislation that will allow for Saskatchewan’s provincial HR association to be self-regulated."

In December 2020, the federal government invited CPHR Canada and its members to participate in a survey to gain insight into the issue of mental health in the workplace. In response to the invitation, more than 90% of respondents noticed an increase in the number of workers experiencing psychological health issues that stem from the workplace. 

To read this submission, click here

Edwards School of Business
Sutton Financial Group (SFG)
Job Board
Saskatchewan Government Insurance - Regina, Saskatchewan
Solvera Solutions - Regina, Saskatchewan
City of Regina - Regina, Saskatchewan
Access Communications Co-operative - Regina , Saskatchewan
U of S, Edwards School of Business - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
SaskWater - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
Canpotex - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Calgary Police Service - Calgary, Alberta