2024 Human Resources Workshop

2024 Human Resources Workshop

We are so excited to offer some incredible workshops for you to broaden your HR knowledge as we know there is never a shortage of HR topics to discuss! This interactive program is designed for both new and seasoned HR professionals, as well as business officers who also wear the HR hat.  Sessions cover a breadth of HR topics from compliance to strategic HR thinking.

Preliminary Topics

• Creating Efficiencies in the HR Department
  
• Expanding Your Hiring and Retention Toolbox: Developing protocols with a DEIJ focus
  
• Conducting Investigations and Responding to Employee Concerns
  
• Mining Generational Gems at Work

General Session

Handling Conflict through the ARTful Conversation

Ashley Virtue, Director of External Relations,

National Conflict Resolution Center

Communication is a big part of our daily lives – in the workplace, in the community and at home. Yet we sometimes find ourselves unable to express what we intended or needed to say. Perhaps this is because we are reluctant to offend the other person, or we don’t want to escalate a situation.

The National Conflict Resolution Center (NCRC) understands: The desire to avoid conflict is natural. That’s why they developed The ARTful Conversation, an interactive method that helps leaders communicate their needs in a way that builds relationships, rather than hurting them. This session uses real examples, developed with the participants in mind, to help you practice the ARTful Conversation structure in a practical way. You will gain a deeper understanding of how others perceive and process conflict and learn how to adapt your own style to work more effectively with others in all settings.

By the end of this session, you will have new tools to:

• Apply the principles of collaborative communication in interactions with others;

• Utilize new communication skills that reduce tension;

• Express your perspectives in non-confrontational ways;

• Resolve differences, even when engaged in confrontational dialogue.

Continuing Education credits (3.5 hours offered):

Each session is intended to be eligible for and is pending approval for SHRM and HRCI continuing education credit. This program has been submitted to the HR Certification Institute for review.