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  •   Human Resources Management
  • Certificate series and professional development courses in human resources management from Cornell’s School of Industrial and Labor Relations.


    Achieving High-Performance Work Practices

    Description:
    In this course, participants learn how to design and implement a successful strategy for introducing HPWP into unionized and non-unionized settings that minimizes resistance and gains support of the workforce.

    Beginning with a detailed analysis of a real-world case study, participants learn why it makes sense to introduce high-performance work practices systematically into the workplace and union officials in the process of redesign as part of a successful collective bargaining process.

    Who Should Take This Course?:
    This course is essential for managers at any level and in any industry who wish to create a receptive environment for implementing high-performance work systems. It is also ideal for human resources and labor leaders, as well as legal staff.

    Course Format:
    This course contains the following modules:

    Where to Begin and How to Involve Workers and Uinion Officials

    . Options regarding scope of change and collaboration with workers and union leaders that are available to managers who are developing a plan to institute high-performance work practices, and the factors managers should consider when evaluating these options

    . Analyzing how the various options interact with each other and with the collective bargaining process

    Industrial Relations Issues in Structuring High-Performance Work Practices

    . The job design, compensation, and other work-practice options available to managers who are implementing high-performance work practices, and the factors managers should considerer in decidinh wich options to pursue

    . Identifying the sources of worker and union resistance to change and implementing strategies to minimize this resistance

    Benefits to Learner:
    Participants who complete this course will be able to:

    . Identify the most advantageous scope of change for their organization

    . Anticipate controversial elements in their plan and minimize resistance

    . Implement highly effective plans for team organization

    . Design a compensation plan that ties pay to performance

    . Develop a HPWP plan appropriate for their company

    Certificate Information:
    This course can be applied to the following certificates
    N/A

    Total Learning Time:
    Approximately 5-6 hours over a period of two weeks.

    Authoring Faculty:
    Harry C. Katz, PH.D., Dean

    Sponsoring School:
    Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labour Relations

    Technical Requirements:
    With all eCornell courses, access is easy. Participants only need a computer and an Internet connection. To view specific technology requirements, visit our Technology Requirements page.

    461,00 EUR


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