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Level 6 Communications G30001 Assignment One Portfolio Collection of Work SECTION 1: CURRICULUM VITAE EVELYN ADESIDA 9 CHERRY GROVE‚ HERONS WOOD CARRIGALINE‚ CO. CORK Home: 0214375949 Mobile: 086-8776977 RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE November 2012 - to date RCI CORK (Holiday & Recreation) Cork EMEA HR/Training Officer ( 9 month Internship) Co-coordinating several aspects of HR from recruitment‚ disciplinary‚ employee welfare
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Bibliography: An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK: Report (2010) BersinJ Cannon‚ J‚ A. and McGee‚ R. (2011) Talent Management and Succession Planning. CIPD. Caplan‚ J. (2011) The value of talent – promoting talent management across the organisation. Centre for Excellence in Leadership (2005) Leading Change in Diversity and Equality‚ London: Centre for Excellence in Leadership (2008) Succession planning
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Delivering Learning and Development Activities: Customer Service Presentation Review 3.1 Feedback When planning and presenting my training session a factor that influenced it was my own knowledge of customer service training. Like others I taught‚ I had already gone through the process at work. I learnt the basic principles and adapted this in the workplace to provide excellent customer service. According to Don Kirkpatrick (2006) "Trainers must begin with desired results and then determine
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resource management: Tests of universalistic‚ contingency‚ and configurational performance predictions. Academy of Management Journal Haring AW and A Pinnington Harris H‚ C Brewster‚ and PR Sparrow. 2003. International Human Resource Management. London: CIPD House. Scullion H. 2001.International Human Resource Management. In: Human Resource Management: A Critical Text. London: International Thompson Business Press Schuler‚ R.‚ S Tahvanainen‚ M. (2000). “Expatriate performance management: The case of
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management‚ New Delhi :PHI learning Private Limited Daft R.L French‚ R & Rumbles S(2010)‚ Recruitment and Selection – CIPD‚ Available from: http://www.cipd.co.uk/NR/rdonlyres/01F95685-76C9-4C96- B291-3D5CD4DE1BE5/0/9781843982579_sc.pdf [Accessed: 03/11/2013] Luthans‚F.(2005)‚ Organizational Behaviour‚ 10th ed.‚Boston‚McGraw-Hill Roberts‚G.‚(2005). Recruitment and selection.2nd ed.London: CIPD Searle‚R.‚(2003)
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Advisory Booklet on Employee Communications and Consultation. Leicester: ACAS ACAS (2009) Code of Practice 1: Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures ACAS ACAS (2009) Discipline and Grievances at Work CIPD (2009) Absence Management: Survey Report. London: Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development CIPD (2005) Change Agenda – What is Employee Relations? EVANS‚ A FARNHAM‚ D. (2000) Employee Relations in Context. London: Institute of Personnel and Development GENNARD‚ J. and JUDGE‚ G. (2002) Employee
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Delivering Learning and Development Activities: Customer Service Presentation Review 3.1 Feedback When planning and presenting my training session a factor that influenced it was my own knowledge of customer service training. Like others I taught‚ I had already gone through the process at work. I learnt the basic principles and adapted this in the workplace to provide excellent customer service. According to Don Kirkpatrick (2006) "Trainers must begin with desired results and then determine
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Name: Asha Ramadhan Topic: Employee Resourcing Course: BSc (Hons) Lecturer: Sumara Khan Date: 20th/August/2012 Introduction Talent management is defined as a sub-set of hr functions. . There are a lot of definitions to what talent management is for some it is similar to succession planning and to others it is incorporated attempts to develop attract and keep hold of the best people. A lot of companies select different ways of human resources guidelines to fit into their talent management structure
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Developing Yourself as an Effective Human Resource Practitioner. 1.1 The CIPD developed a map depicting the HR profession that signifies the skills‚ knowledge and behaviours needed by those in HR and Learning and Development professionals. The two inner core professional areas in the HRPM‚ Strategy Insights and Solutions and Leading HR‚ requires a deep understanding of the business activities‚ strategies and plans to drive business performance through the delivery of human resource strategy
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