This course explores several common causes of employee grievances that affect employees' equal employment opportunities, including discrimination, harassment, and abuse of power. It is important for human resource professionals to know when and under what conditions employees can bring legal claims against their organizations. Employers who fail to comply with their own grievance procedures can face serious legal repercussions and cause unnecessary harm to their employees. It is vital that human resource professionals address grievances in a fair and ethical manner. This course also focuses on legal issues related to adverse employment actions and the human resource function's relationship to ethical responsibility.
, Diversity and Inclusion, Human Resource Management
3 HR Credits
Hiring the right staff for the job can be make or break. In this introductory-level course, you will learn about the process of selecting the best candidate from a large, diverse pool of high-quality applicants.
, Human Resource Management
3 HR Credits
The safety of employees should be a primary concern for employers. Human resource managers play a crucial role in ensuring workplaces are not only as safe as possible, but also in compliance with safety-related rules and guidelines.
, Human Resource Management
3 HR Credits
From establishing an ethics code to handling disciplinary issues, human resource managers play a key role in protecting the rights of employees by ensuring they are treated fairly, and that appropriate laws and policies are enforced.
, Human Resource Management
13 HR Credits
The Certificate in Employee Experience focuses on 5 areas - Onboarding, The Hiring Process, Interviewing, HR Federal Law, and Exit Interviews - all critical skills that are essential to an not only an organization's success, but to the success of an
