Human Resources
PO Box 1510
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: 910.521.6279
Fax: 910.521.6553
Email: hr@uncp.edu
Location: Lumbee Hall, Room 347
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workshop descriptions
UNIVERSITY AND ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
Bloodborne Pathogens (Core for Supervisor and Staff)
Safety workshop covering procedures and steps in pertaining to all bloodborne
related accidents in the workplace
Budget
Policy and Procedure
This workshop will cover a detailed analysis of departmental accounts.
Participants will learn how to maintain and read a budget printout, move
money, and manage funds.
Classification
and Compensation
This training includes the classification process: establishing and classification
of positions. Steps in the classification process are detailed.
Disciplinary
Actions
Workshop includes policy and procedure overview for the disciplinary process
for SPA employees.
Employee
Assistance Program
This training is designed to provide employees with an opportunity to
become familiar with the services of the State Employees' Assistance Program.
Emphasis is placed on the use of EAP as a referral resource for managers
and supervisors who are faced with a "troubled" employee situation.
Training includes methods of dealing with an employee whose job performance,
work habits, personal conduct or fitness for duty are of concern. Issues
pertaining to the Drug Free Workplace Act are also covered.
Fire
Safety (Core for Supervisor
and Staff)
This workshop includes topics covering basic fire safety in the
workplace.
Financial
Records Systems
This training is for all users (faculty, administrators & staff) of
the FRS. Training includes a review of screens available, the automatic
budget reallocation (ABR) rules, transaction codes, object codes, and
any problems you may have concerning your accounts
Grievance
Policy and Procedure (Core
for Supervisor)
Provides an overview of the UNCP grievance policy to ensure employee and
supervisor take accurate steps to resolve issues.
Leave
Reporting and Contracts (Core
for Supervisor)
This workshop covers the different types of leave and the proper way to
report it in the timesheet The proper contract for the type work performed
and supporting documentation are described.
Office
Safety and Ergonomics (Core
for Supervisor and Staff)
This workshop includes topics covering basic office safety and ergonomic
issues.
Performance
Management Basics (Core
for Supervisor and Staff)
This workshop is all about evaluating employee performance. Each employee
must be evaluated at least annually. Supervisors will learn how to establish
a work plan, some tips on how to simplify the evaluation process, when
to use the short form, and when to use to long form. Sample work plans
and evaluations are provided.
PURCHASING POLICIES AND PROCEDURE
Salary
Administration
This workshop covers salary administration guidelines, in-range adjustment
policy, and other procedures that affect employees' salaries
Travel
Policy and Procedures
For all employees who process travel claims. Covers regulations and procedures,
including expenses for transportation, meals, lodging, subsistence requirements
and other pertinent travel information.
Workers
Compensation for Supervisor (Core
for Supervisor)
This workshop describes the responsibility of the supervisor in documenting
and reporting an accident at work. Details about the referral for medical
attention, completion of the accident form, notification of Human Resources,
employee pay status, follow-up is also covered.
Workers
Compensation for Staff (Core
for Staff)
This workshop describes the responsibility of the supervisor in documenting
and reporting an accident at work. Details about the referral for medical
attention, completion of the accident form, notification of Human Resources,
employee pay status, follow-up is also covered.
Workplace
Harassment for Supervisor (Core
for Supervisor)
Workplace harassment is defined. This training is consistent with the
University's Workplace Harassment Policy. Procedures for reporting workplace
harassment are detailed.
Workplace
Harassment for Staff (Core
for Staff)
Workplace harassment is defined. This training is consistent with the
University's Workplace Harassment Policy. Procedures for reporting workplace
harassment are detailed.
Writing
Position Descriptions (Core
for Supervisor)
This training is for anyone who is responsible for writing or assisting
with writing position descriptions. Learn key words that adequately describe
the level of the position. Also learn the proper format for the position
you are describing.
PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Time
Management
Do you ever wonder why you have no time? This workshop will prepare you
with skills to manage your professional life.
Interaction
Skills for Success
This workshop presents the basics on how to work well together, reduce wasted
time, lesson conflict, and influence interactions in a positive way.
Preparing
Making Sense
This workshop is a two-day workshop about planning for retirement for the
younger employee with fewer years of service. It is a life-planning program,
designed to help employees plan for a secure future. This training provides
an opportunity for participants to become aware of potential life changes
and the issues involved, gain information about alternatives and options,
and to develop strategies or action plans (short and long-term goals). This
process allows individuals to gain control and direction in life. Taking
this action early provides individuals the opportunity to define life changes,
such as retirement, in their own terms.
Prepare
for Tomorrow
A two-day workshop about pre-retirement planning, this training is designed
to heighten awareness of the importance of planning for retirement. Participants
are selected based on years of service and/or age.
SUPERVISION AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT
Core
Skills For Building Commitment (Core
for Supervisor)
This workshop enhances basic interaction and feedback skills of the supervisor
and introduces leaders to their role as a catalyst who sparks action in
others.
Delegating for Productivity
and Growth (Core for
Supervisor)
Learn to successfully match people, responsibility, and authority to maximize
involvement, productivity and motivation of your workgroup.
Equal Employment Opportunity Institute (Core for Supervisor)
The Equal Employment Opportunity Institute addresses EEO law compliance
and issues of workplace diversity in State government. It focuses on developing
awareness and building skills that can be used on the job.
Note: It is required for all North Carolina State government managers
and supervisors who have been hired, promoted, or appointed since July
1, 1991. (Managers and supervisors hired, promoted, or appointed before
this date are encouraged to attend.)
More detailed information on the program can be found at: www.state.nc.us/OSP/trancata/eeoi-1.htm
Facilitating for Improved
Performance (Core for
Supervisor)
Asses and learn to build the skills you as a supervisor need to help people
with performance and work habits.
Guiding Conflict Resolution (Core for Supervisor)
Enable leaders to recognize signs of conflict, asses the conflict, and
achieve resolution.
Helping Others Adapt o Change (Core for Supervisor)
Enable leaders to recognize signs of conflict, asses the conflict, and
achieve resolution.
Interviewing Skills
Are you asking the right questions to ensure that you are selecting the
right people for your workgroup? Learn what to ask and to focus on the
skills needed for the job you are filling.
Preparing Others to Succeed (Core for Supervisor)
Learn basic coaching skills that leaders need to help people take on a
new task or solve problems.
Updated: Thursday, April 21, 2011
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