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This document is a chapter on employee training and wellness programs in human resource management. It discusses various aspects of training employees, including enhancing productivity, adapting to technological advancements, employee retention, bridging skill gaps, and compliance with safety regulations. It also touches upon the importance of comprehensive workplace wellness programs and their components, including physical, mental, and nutritional well-being.
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MGT 101: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Dr. Mellanie B. Pascua| 1st Semester CHAPTER 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND OR WELLNESS PROGRAM EMPLOYEES TRAINING 8. Cross-Training – duties and responsibilities; cross-training Employee training refers to a systemati...
MGT 101: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Dr. Mellanie B. Pascua| 1st Semester CHAPTER 6: EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND OR WELLNESS PROGRAM EMPLOYEES TRAINING 8. Cross-Training – duties and responsibilities; cross-training Employee training refers to a systematic program aimed at = job rotation; kapag wala ang isang employee, kayang improving employees’ skills, knowledge, and competencies gawin ng isa pa necessary to perform their job effectively. o Primary goal of the company o Need i-identify ’yung gap between job requirements and WORKPLACE WELLNESS PROGRAMS current capabilities of the employee. Workplace wellness programs are structured initiatives put o The company need to assure that the employees have the in place by employers to promote the physical, mental, and right capabilities and skills emotional well-being of employees. o Identify ano pa need matutunan o Not all company has workplace wellness programs o Create healthier and productive workplace o Win-win benefit = employees – enjoy overall health, NEED FOR EMPLOYEE TRAINING employer – improve productivity of employees and reduce 1. Enhancing Productivity and Performance – fast absenteeism changing business environment; on time / real time event; as an employee, we should be well-trained. 2. Adapting to Technological Advancement – embrace IMPORTANCE OF COMPREHENSIVE WORKPLACE innovation and technology. Technological Disparities – the WELLNESS PROGRAMS differences in access to technology between different areas 1. Improved Employee Health and Well-being – healthcare and to the impacts that technology can have on the lifestyle (preventive care) – fitness program health inequalities faced in people’s lives. screening 3. Employee Retention and Job Satisfaction – well- 2. Boosting Productivity – hindi tatamarin o magkakasakit equipped and well-trained = retention. Training program = 3. Reduction in Absenteeism – prevent chronic illness improve morale. 1. Feel valued, 2. Higher job satisfaction 4. Enhanced Employee Engagement and Retention – 4. Bridging the Skill Gap – mismatch between job sense of community requirement and capabilities of employees; actual 5. Lower Healthcare Costs performance is different from the cv (false claims) 5. Compliance and safety – mandatory standard / compliance standard – rules and regulations KEY COMPONENTS OF A COMPREHENSIVE WORKPLACE 6. Preparing for Future Roles – succession planning = WELLNESS PROGRAM employee with high potential role 1. Physical Wellness Initiatives ❖ Fitness Challenges – step count challenge IMPORTANCE OF EMPLOYEE TRAINING ❖ On-Site Fitness Facilities or Discounts – gym 1. Improved Efficiency and Productivity – well-trained ❖ Health Screenings and Vaccinations – regular employees check-up 2. Increased Employees Satisfaction and Retention – 2. Mental Health and Stress Management process ❖ Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) – 3. Enhanced Innovation and Adaptability – innovative confidential counseling to employees who are stressed ideas ❖ Mindfulness and Meditation Sessions – meditation 4. Compliance with Legal and Safety Regulation – the session company should also be compliance with the rules and ❖ Work-Life Balance Initiatives – flexible working hours regulations: safety standard and permit 3. Nutritional Wellness 5. Cultivating Future Leaders – cultivation of capabilities ❖ Healthy Eating Programs – healthy snacks ❖ Subsidized Meals – avail discounts in cafeteria ❖ Weight Management Support TYPES OF EMPLOYEE TRAINING 4. Emotional and Social Well-being 1. Onboarding and Orientation Training – provide ❖ Support Groups – understanding employees with goals, culture, policy, do’s and don’ts ❖ Social Events and Team-Building Activities – during 2. Technical Skills Training – enhance employee technical summer/December; social gathering increases abilities. Systems and software that need to be learned camaraderie 3. Soft Skills Training – interpersonal skills / communication 5. Financial Wellness training. Develop what we have (literacy). Time ❖ Financial Literacy Programs – budgeting management ❖ Savings and Retirement Plans 4. Compliance Training – mandatory training; focused on 6. Occupational Health and Safety employees to follow; e.g. anti money laundering act; 5 star ❖ Ergonomics – office set-up, desk, computer, safety hotel = compliance ❖ Workplace Safety Training – company provide safety 5. Health and Safety Training – safety of employees, training (construction site, manufacturing) minimize risk. E.g. construction workers should wear PPE 6. Product or Service Training – as an employee, you should know the features and information about the product 7. Leadership and Management Training – provide managerial and leadership training to those employees who have potential to be promoted. ——————————————————————————————————————————— 1 MGT 101: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ©Pagtalunan, M.S.