7: COURSE OUTLINE
Below is the course outline and the modules that would be covered in “Certificate in HR Administration Course”:
Module 1: Overview of HR
Definition and scope of HR Administration
Role and duties of the HR administrator
Who can be an HR administrator?
Module 2: Duties of an HR Administrator:
Administering Company Benefits
Updating corporate policies
Ensuring compliance with HR-related laws
Managing the end-to-end employee life cycle
Assisting managers with managing performance issues
Maintaining documentation, performing operational duties and be a support function
Module 3: Classification of Employees:
Classification of employee- basis the skills they offer
The time for which we need their services
How we pay them for the services they render?
Module 4: Compensation and Benefits:
Compensation is the most critical aspect in attracting, motivating, and retaining the right talent pool
While planning employee compensation review
Organization culture: Standard pay vs. Special pay across levels & duties
Workforce needs: personalisation/ customisation of benefits as per people needs
Matching industry standards – competitive pay
Internal equity – clearly defined criteria and fair pay structure for similar roles
Module 5: Company Policies:
Must be provided to every employee of the organisation and changes, if any, must be communicated regularly
Leader’s address/ letter from the CEO
Vision, mission, and values of your organisation
Code of conduct
Performance Management
Disciplinary Procedures; Acceptable & Unacceptable behaviours
Keep adding to, revisiting, and improvising the handbook with the ever-changing global environment
Module 6: Compliance & Recordkeeping
Record keeping of employee performance, advancement, career development, absolutely everything around what is happening with the people in the organisation
Maintain an individual file for each employee
HR to record the entire journey starting from the hiring of an employee; resume, feedback, background check, promotion, pay, etc.
Immediate supervisor and peers to consistently record critical incidents (good or bad)
Module 7: Recruitment and Selection
Defining a Job Description
Recruiting
Interviewing
Hiring the right candidate: Maintain Diversity and avoid any sort of discrimination
Onboarding of an employee
Module 8: Employee Performance
Understanding performance expectations according to culture and goals
Define core competencies, performance evaluation criteria and conduct the same regularly
Training and Development
Discipline around acceptable behaviours, consequences of non-compliance, support for corrective measures
Grievance redressal and conflict resolution
The exit of an employee: steps, exit interview, knowledge transfer, resignation Vs. termination
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