Federal Human Resources Management for Supervisors and Managers (PMGT7102)

Description:

Successfully meet organizational objectives and abide by human resources laws and handle the HR aspects of supervision. Learn about the guiding principles for human resources management, including merit system principles, prohibited personnel practices, and EEO.

In addition, gain knowledge and skills in these areas: labor relations; organizing, describing and classifying positions; filling vacancies; performance management; managing performance and conduct problems; and quality-of-work life issues.

Who Should Attend?

Federal supervisors and managers who will benefit by learning about their specific responsibilities in human resources management as well as high-performing, non-supervisory employees who are preparing themselves for supervisory opportunities.

Tuition:

$1,599.00

Credits:

3.0 CEU's

Class Type:

This course is currently being offered in the following training modalities:

• Online
  • Virtual Instructor-Led - PMGT7102A
    • Class Length: This class is listed as a 5 day course.
• On-site
  • Contact our Business Development department for more information.

Learning Outcomes:

• Discuss the role of the supervisor and manager in federal human resources management (HRM)
• Identify the guiding principles and framework for federal HR
• Describe the legal basis for equal employment opportunity (EEO) and identify the types of discrimination
• Describe the supervisor’s obligations when working with employees who are members of a bargaining unit
• Describe the supervisor’s role in position management and classification
• Identify strategies, considerations, and limitations for filling position vacancies
• Describe the components of an effective performance management system and the supervisor’s role in managing these components
• Identify the steps for understanding performance problems and describe the options for dealing with them
• Describe misconduct and the steps for taking appropriate disciplinary actions
• Discuss some of the other HR issues that affect the federal government’s ability to meet its employees’ diverse needs