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Public Training
How to Handle Inappropriate Staff
Based on Law
(Course Code: HR190325)
Date: 2019.03.25 (Mon)
Time: 9:30am - 5:30pm
Venue: 21/F., Gala Commercial Center, 56 Dundas Street, Kowloon
Language: Cantonese with English terminology
Fee: HKD2000/*HKD1850
*Discount for payment settled on or before 4 March 2019, or 3 delegates enrol together.
Who Should Attend
Directors, Human Resources Managers, Department Managers
Content:
How the employers prevent the inappropriate staff behaviours based on the laws:
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The importance of the recruitment procedures, how to test the suitability and credibility of the candidates and avoid the employment of illegal workers
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Proper management of the probationary period, extension of probation and staff performance recording
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The importance of staff code, discipline, complaint and redress mechanism
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How can attendance policy for hourly paid and monthly paid staff be established to prevent undue lateness, early off and absence?
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What is meant by disability discrimination and violation of personal data privacy? How could policy be properly set up to prevent abuse and complaints?
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How can the employers handle the misbehaved pregnant employees properly without violating the law?
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How to set up and take disciplinary action: verbal warning, written warning and final warning?
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Termination and Summary Dismissal - the differences and the procedures
Certificate:
Participants who successfully complete this course and have 80% attendance will be issued a Certificate of Attendance
Speaker:
Miss Ho
BA (Hons) Social Science (Policy)
HR & Corporate Trainer
Having many years practical experience in settling monetary disputes between employees and employers. Handled over 5000 phone calls. Currently, she is a HR & Corporate Trainer and the columnist for Recruit HR corner.
Her clients come from universities, NPO, NGO and private companies. Just to name a few, such as:
Hong Kong Baptist University
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Tuen Mun IVE
Shatin IVE
Hang Seng Management College
Hong Kong Society for the Blind
Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association
Yan Oi Tong YES Program
The Hong Kong FYG Continuous Learning Centre
Enquiry
Tel: 2153 9887
Email: training@ced.edu.hk
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