Professional Development Guide

SPR 2016

Professional Programs Guide for Cornell ILR's professional programs

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HUMAN RESOURCES 6 Integrated Talent Management: Aligning Talent with Organizational Demands HR415 Explore what it takes to build the next generation of leaders by examining leading practices that develop organizational talent. Learn processes for aligning talent strategies and desired business outcomes to effectively deploy talent. HR Analytics: Telling Better HR Stories Through Data HR417 Communicate the impact of HR by leveraging data and engaging executives and line managers in making informed human capital decisions. Identify key business drivers and translate them into metrics that show the relationship between productivity and proftability, as well as performance elements that drive employee engagement and satisfaction. Human Resources and the Law CO111 Gain insight into identifying, managing and preventing employee issues that have potential legal concerns (see Page 4). Effective Employee Relations (ER) CO251 Guide managers to establish effective working relationships and address workplace challenges (see Page 4). Legal Issues in the Workplace CO353 Focus on legal issues associated with day-to-day employment decisions and actions (see Page 4). On-Site Programs: Human Resources Bring HR workshops to your organization. Build internal competencies in key areas to provide consistent and coordinated performance across organizational units. For example: Talent Strategy: Effciently attract, manage, retain and nurture talent in effort to impact the organization's bottom line. HR Analytics: Leverage data to make better talent decisions, identify trends and infuence management teams. Organizational Design: Ensure alignment of organizational structure with HR initiatives to enable and achieve the organization's vision and competitive strategy. For more information about on-site programs, contact Sandra Acevedo at 212.340.2819 or email ilrcustomerservice@cornell.edu. Looking for an off-site location for your next meeting? Cornell ILR's New York City Conference Center, the destination you know for professional education, is also available for private use to host meetings and events. Our convenient midtown Manhattan location boasts state- of-the-art amenities and other features to suit all your business needs: • Use our distance learning suite to connect with remote trainers or participants. • Research labor and management topics in our resource center. • Choose from six classrooms and three meeting rooms. • Enjoy delicious catered food in our dining room. To reserve space, contact ilrcustomerservice@cornell.edu or call 212.340.2800. Cornell University ILR School New York City Conference Center 16 E. 34th Street, 6th Floor New York, NY 10016 The ILR Experience in the Heart of New York City

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