
In this lecture we will talk about the important parts of the recruitment process, a fundamental function of HR that plays an important role in shaping the organization's success.
You'll learn the recruitment steps:
Identification of Workforce Needs and Job Description Creation
Applicant Screening: Finding the Right Fit
Candidate Selection: Assessing Fit and Compatibility
Onboarding and Orientation
These two terms are often used interchangeably, but they play distinct roles in ensuring a new hire's success. In this lecture, we'll break down:
What is Onboarding? It's the BIG PICTURE – a continuous process that seamlessly integrates employees into your company culture, not just their job duties. We'll talk about its strategic components: aligning with company goals, immersing in the culture, providing practical support, and fostering relationships.
What is Orientation? This is the FIRST IMPRESSION – a focused event (usually on day one) that's a key part of onboarding. We'll cover the essential elements: company overview, workplace tour, safety procedures, and job-specific introductions.
Why It Matters: Effective onboarding and orientation are the secret sauce to happy, productive employees. We'll explore how they boost retention, accelerate productivity, encourage engagement, and reduce that dreaded first-day stress.
Best Practices: From starting early to involving the team, we'll share actionable tips for creating a seamless and positive onboarding experience.
By the end of this lecture, you'll have a clear understanding of how to transform new hires into integrated, motivated team members. Invest in your onboarding process – it's the gift that keeps on giving!
Key takeaways:
Learn the difference between onboarding and orientation.
Discover strategies to create a welcoming and informative experience.
Implement best practices to maximize new employee engagement and retention.
Training & Development
Ready to turn your HR department into a talent powerhouse? In this lecture, we'll uncover how training and development (T&D) are essential tools for creating a skilled, knowledgeable, and motivated workforce.
Training: Sharpen Existing Skills
We'll dive into the world of training – where employees gain the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their current roles. You'll learn how HR identifies skill gaps, designs effective training programs, and evaluates their success. We'll cover a wide range of training examples, from technical skills to soft skills and compliance updates.
Development: Prepare for the Future
Next, we'll explore the long-term vision of employee development. Discover how HR can collaborate with employees to map out career paths, create mentorship programs, and foster future leaders through specialized training.
Why It Matters: The Business Case for T&D
We'll unveil the powerful impact of investing in your team. You'll see how T&D can boost productivity, skyrocket employee engagement, improve retention rates, and even fuel innovation.
Best Practices: Create a Culture of Learning
Finally, we'll share practical tips for building a continuous learning environment where employees thrive. From engaging employees in the process to aligning T&D with business goals, you'll gain actionable insights to transform your organization.
Key Takeaways:
Understand the difference between training and development.
Learn how HR can drive T&D initiatives.
Discover the positive impact of investing in your team.
Implement best practices for continuous learning.
Performance Management
In this lecture, we'll unravel the true power of performance management as a strategic HR tool that not only drives organizational success but also satisfies the scrutiny of internal audit.
Key Focus Areas:
Setting SMART Goals: Learn how to craft goals that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound – exactly what audit wants to see.
Conducting Effective Evaluations: Discover the audit-approved continuous feedback loop model that fosters ongoing improvement and catches issues early on.
Giving Actionable Feedback: Master the art of feedback that goes beyond "good job" or "needs improvement." Learn to provide specific examples, actionable suggestions, and clear plans for growth.
Creating Performance Improvement Plans: Understand how to design structured, supportive plans that help employees get back on track and meet expectations – a win-win for both the individual and the company.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a strategic understanding of how to use performance management to align individual goals with company objectives and drive overall performance.
Internal Auditors: Learn what to look for when auditing performance management systems to ensure compliance and effectiveness.
Employees: Understand the role you play in the performance management process and how to use it to your advantage for career growth and development.
By the end of this lecture, you'll have a fresh perspective on performance management. You'll see it as a powerful tool for aligning goals, fostering growth, and ensuring your organization is on track for success – all while meeting the rigorous standards of internal audit.
Compensation & Benefits
In this lecture, we'll delve into the strategic role HR plays in designing and managing these vital components of employee satisfaction and organizational success.
Key Focus Areas:
Compensation: Go beyond base salaries and explore the intricacies of market analysis, bonus structures, equity, and internal consistency. Understand how HR designs pay scales that attract, retain, and motivate top talent.
The Benefits Landscape: Discover the wide array of benefits that go beyond healthcare – from work-life balance programs to unique perks. Learn how HR navigates this landscape to enhance employee well-being and job satisfaction.
HR's Balancing Act: Explore the challenges and responsibilities HR faces in balancing competitive compensation with cost control, navigating complex regulations, and communicating effectively with employees.
Best Practices for Success: Uncover proven strategies for creating transparent compensation systems, conducting regular reviews, gathering employee feedback, and maximizing the impact of benefits within budget constraints.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of how to design and manage compensation and benefits programs that attract and retain top talent, foster a positive work environment, and support organizational goals.
Business Leaders: Learn how to leverage compensation and benefits as strategic tools for driving employee engagement, productivity, and overall business success.
Employees: Understand the key factors that influence compensation and benefits decisions, and learn how to advocate for your own needs and priorities.
By the end of this lecture, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of the complex world of compensation and benefits. You'll be equipped with the knowledge and strategies to create a rewarding workplace that attracts, retains, and motivates your most valuable asset – your employees.
High Employee Turnover - The Silent Killer of Company Success (and How to Stop It)
High employee turnover isn't just an HR problem; it's a silent killer that drains resources, stifles productivity, and damages company reputation. In this lecture, we'll go beyond identifying the issue and arm you with actionable strategies to diagnose root causes, implement effective solutions, and transform your workplace into one where employees thrive.
Key Focus Areas:
The High Cost of Turnover: Understand the financial, operational, and cultural impact of losing valuable employees.
Root Cause Analysis: Learn how to play detective and uncover the hidden reasons behind your turnover problem – from compensation issues to management styles.
Retention Strategies That Work: Discover a multi-pronged approach that encompasses compensation and benefits, positive work culture, growth opportunities, and recognition programs.
Beyond HR: The Leadership Role: Learn how to engage managers and executives in the fight against turnover, fostering a culture of appreciation and growth from the top down.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a comprehensive toolkit for diagnosing and addressing high turnover, including actionable strategies for improving retention rates and employee engagement.
Internal Auditors: Understand the risks associated with high turnover and learn how to assess the effectiveness of HR's retention efforts.
Business Leaders: Discover the critical role leadership plays in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains top talent.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to tackle high turnover head-on. You'll understand how to create a workplace where employees feel valued, engaged, and motivated to stay – a win-win for both the individual and the organization.
Workplace Accidents: Prevention is Paramount - Safeguard Your Employees and Your Business
Workplace accidents aren't just a risk to your employees' well-being – they can derail productivity, damage morale, and cost your company dearly. In this lecture, we'll delve into the critical role HR plays in preventing these incidents and creating a safe, secure work environment for everyone.
Key Focus Areas:
Defining Workplace Accidents: Learn to recognize the broad spectrum of incidents that constitute workplace accidents – from minor injuries to major damage.
Unmasking Common Causes: Explore the typical (and not-so-obvious) culprits behind accidents, such as unsafe conditions, inadequate training, poor supervision, rushing, and fatigue.
HR's Proactive Safety Role: Discover how HR can partner with operations to conduct thorough risk assessments, develop clear safety policies and training programs, and investigate incidents to prevent recurrence.
Empowering Employees: Learn how to educate and empower employees to take ownership of their safety and actively contribute to a safer workplace.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a comprehensive understanding of workplace safety risks and equip yourself with actionable strategies to prevent accidents and protect your workforce.
Business Leaders: Learn how to foster a culture of safety from the top down, ensuring your organization prioritizes employee well-being and risk mitigation.
Employees: Understand your role in workplace safety and learn how to identify and report potential hazards, contributing to a safer environment for everyone.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be well-versed in the principles of workplace safety and equipped with the knowledge to create a proactive safety culture. You'll understand how to identify and mitigate risks, empower employees to take responsibility for their safety, and ultimately, protect your most valuable asset – your people.
Discrimination & Harassment - The Silent Threats to Workplace Culture (and How HR Can Combat Them)
Discrimination and harassment are toxic forces that can quietly erode workplace culture, damage reputations, and expose companies to legal and financial risks. In this lecture, we'll confront these sensitive yet critical issues head-on, exploring how HR can play a pivotal role in preventing, addressing, and resolving these damaging behaviors.
Key Focus Areas:
Defining Discrimination & Harassment: Clearly understand the legal and ethical boundaries of these behaviors, from overt acts to subtle microaggressions.
Recognizing Manifestations: Learn to identify the various ways discrimination and harassment can manifest in the workplace – from hiring bias to pay disparities to hostile environments.
Understanding the Severe Consequences: Explore the far-reaching impact of these behaviors on company reputation, employee morale, productivity, and legal standing.
HR's Proactive Role: Discover the essential steps HR can take to prevent discrimination and harassment, including establishing clear policies, conducting comprehensive training, providing multiple reporting channels, and conducting thorough investigations.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a comprehensive understanding of discrimination and harassment and develop the skills to create a safe, respectful, and inclusive workplace.
Business Leaders: Learn how to foster a culture of zero tolerance for discriminatory and harassing behaviors, protecting your employees and your organization.
Employees: Understand your rights, recognize signs of discrimination and harassment, and learn how to report incidents effectively.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confront discrimination and harassment head-on. You'll understand how to create a workplace where everyone feels safe, respected, and valued – a workplace where diversity is celebrated and everyone can thrive.
Employee Misconduct – The Hidden Risk Lurking in Your Workplace (and How HR Can Uncover It)
Think employee misconduct is just about major theft or fraud? Think again! In this lecture, we'll uncover the diverse forms of misconduct that can harm your company from within – from petty theft to data breaches – and equip you with the knowledge and strategies to detect, prevent, and address these risks.
Key Focus Areas:
Unmasking Employee Misconduct: Go beyond the obvious and explore the often overlooked forms of misconduct that can silently damage your organization.
Understanding the Motives: Delve into the psychological and situational factors that can lead even "good" employees astray, from feelings of undervaluation to perceived opportunities.
The Ripple Effects of Misconduct: Examine the far-reaching consequences of employee misconduct – financial losses, legal battles, reputational damage, and the erosion of trust within the workplace.
HR's Proactive Role: Discover the essential tools HR can employ to minimize the risk of misconduct, including pre-employment checks, clear policies with consistent enforcement, robust internal controls, and confidential reporting channels.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of the various forms of employee misconduct and develop a comprehensive strategy for prevention and response.
Business Leaders: Learn how to protect your organization from the hidden risks of misconduct and foster a culture of integrity and accountability.
Internal Auditors: Understand the red flags of employee misconduct and learn how to assess the effectiveness of HR's preventative measures.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to proactively address employee misconduct. You'll understand how to create a workplace where ethical behavior is the norm, protecting your company from internal threats and safeguarding its reputation.
Pre-Audit Review of HR Policies & Procedures – Your Secret Weapon for a Smooth Audit
In this lecture, we'll unveil the strategic power of a pre-audit review of your policies and procedures.
Key Focus Areas:
Proactive Problem Identification: Uncover gaps, outdated information, and inconsistencies before the auditors do, giving you the chance to make corrections and avoid negative findings.
Increased Efficiency: Streamline the audit process by ensuring your policies and procedures are up-to-date and easily accessible to auditors.
Demonstrating Preparedness: Show auditors that you take compliance seriously by presenting a well-organized and comprehensive set of HR documents.
Clarifying Expectations: Understand exactly how HR processes should run, allowing you to identify and rectify any deviations from established procedures.
Gathering Supporting Documentation: Ensure that all relevant forms, templates, and legal resources are readily available to auditors upon request.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a strategic advantage in the audit process by learning how to conduct a thorough pre-audit review and address potential issues proactively.
Internal Auditors: Understand the importance of pre-audit reviews and learn how to collaborate with HR to ensure a smooth and effective audit.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently approach an HR audit. You'll understand how a pre-audit review can transform a potentially stressful experience into a showcase of your HR department's professionalism and commitment to compliance.
Auditing Recruitment & Hiring Practices – Build a Dream Team (and Avoid Legal Nightmares)
In this lecture, we'll dive deep into the world of recruitment and hiring audits. Discover how these audits ensure fairness, compliance, and help your organization attract and retain top talent.
Key Focus Areas:
Essential Audit Components: Learn the critical areas an audit should focus on – from job descriptions and candidate sourcing to background checks and onboarding.
Step-by-Step Audit Guide: Walk through a detailed process for conducting a comprehensive audit, from gathering documentation to analyzing data and interviewing key stakeholders.
The Power of Data: Uncover the hidden insights within your hiring data that can pinpoint bottlenecks, reveal biases, and improve overall efficiency.
The Bottom Line: Understand how a thorough audit protects your organization from legal risks, enhances your employer brand, and sets new hires up for success.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a strategic advantage by learning how to conduct effective audits that optimize your hiring process and attract the best talent.
Internal Auditors: Deepen your understanding of the complexities involved in recruitment and hiring audits, ensuring compliance and minimizing risk for your organization.
Business Leaders: Learn how to leverage audits to build a high-performing team and create a positive workplace culture that fosters employee engagement and retention.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to transform your hiring process into a strategic asset. You'll understand how HR should attract top talent, mitigate legal risks, and create a welcoming environment where new hires thrive.
Auditing Employee Files – Protect Your People, Your Company, and Your Reputation
Think employee files are just paperwork? Think again! In this lecture, we'll uncover the critical importance of auditing these files – not only for compliance with data privacy regulations but also for risk mitigation, operational efficiency, and the protection of sensitive information.
Key Focus Areas:
The Importance of Employee File Audits: Discover how these audits safeguard employee privacy, mitigate legal risks, streamline HR processes, and ensure the integrity of sensitive data.
Essential Audit Components: Learn what to look for during an audit, including file organization, content review, access and security measures, and retention policies.
Real-World Examples: Explore case studies where employee file audits have revealed potential issues like missing performance reviews or insecure storage, and how these issues were addressed.
Step-by-Step Audit Guide: Walk through a practical process for conducting an employee file audit, from understanding relevant regulations to developing checklists and documenting findings.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a comprehensive understanding of employee file auditing best practices and learn how to ensure your organization is meeting legal and ethical obligations regarding employee data.
Internal Auditors: Deepen your knowledge of the complexities involved in employee file audits and learn how to effectively assess an organization's compliance and risk management practices.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently conduct an employee file audit. You'll understand how to protect your organization from legal and reputational risks, streamline HR processes, and ensure that employee data is handled with the utmost care and security.
Auditing Training & Development – Elevate Your HR Team, Empower Your Organization
In this lecture, we'll delve into the critical process of auditing training and development (T&D) programs. Discover how this audit ensures your HR team is equipped with the skills and knowledge to drive organizational success.
Key Focus Areas:
The Value of T&D Audits: Learn how audits can maximize your return on investment, align training with strategic needs, identify areas for improvement, and promote accountability within your HR team.
Key Audit Components: Understand the essential areas to evaluate, from needs assessment and development plans to training delivery methods and impact measurement.
The Audit Process: Walk through a step-by-step guide for conducting a comprehensive T&D audit, including data collection, interviews, observation (if applicable), and analysis and reporting.
The Ripple Effect: Discover how investing in your HR team's development through effective T&D programs can lead to a more skilled workforce, greater employee satisfaction, and ultimately, a more successful organization.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of how to assess and enhance your T&D programs, ensuring they are aligned with your organization's goals and delivering measurable results.
Internal Auditors: Learn how to conduct thorough T&D audits that identify areas for improvement and promote accountability within the HR function.
Business Leaders: Understand the strategic importance of T&D for HR and how it can positively impact the entire organization.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to assess and optimize your HR training and development initiatives. You'll understand how to audit for creating a culture of continuous learning within your HR team, ensuring they have the skills and expertise to drive organizational success.
Auditing HR Performance Management – Ensuring Excellence in Your HR Team
In this lecture, we'll shine a spotlight on the importance of auditing performance management practices within your own HR team. Discover how this audit ensures your HR professionals are not only driving performance across the organization but also thriving in their own roles.
Key Focus Areas:
Why Audit HR Performance Management? Learn how audits promote accountability, foster continuous improvement, ensure alignment with organizational goals, and identify training needs for HR staff.
Essential Audit Components: Understand the key areas to evaluate, from goal setting and performance appraisal processes to feedback mechanisms and rewards/recognition systems.
Real-World Examples: Explore case studies where audits have revealed issues like vague performance goals or inconsistencies in evaluations, and how these were addressed to improve HR's effectiveness.
Step-by-Step Audit Guide: Walk through a practical process for conducting an HR performance management audit, including reviewing policies, sampling appraisals, conducting interviews, and analyzing relevant data.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of how to assess and enhance your own performance management system, ensuring it supports the growth and development of your HR team.
Internal Auditors: Learn how to conduct effective audits of HR performance management practices, identifying areas for improvement and promoting accountability within the department.
Business Leaders: Understand the importance of a robust performance management system within HR and how it contributes to overall organizational success.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to assess and optimize your HR performance management practices. You'll understand how to create a culture of continuous improvement within your HR team, ensuring they have the support and guidance needed to drive excellence across the organization.
Auditing Compensation & Benefits – Unlocking the Secrets of a Fair, Competitive, and Compliant Rewards System
In this lecture, we'll dive into the crucial process of auditing Compensation & Benefits programs. Discover how this audit can help you ensure fairness, competitiveness, and compliance while attracting and retaining top talent.
Key Focus Areas:
Why Audit Compensation & Benefits? Learn how audits ensure legal compliance, promote internal equity, assess market competitiveness, and control costs.
Essential Audit Components: Understand the key areas to evaluate, from salary structures and pay equity to benefits packages and administrative processes.
Real-World Examples: Explore case studies where audits have revealed outdated benefits packages or unexplained pay disparities, and how these issues were addressed.
The Audit Process: Walk through a practical guide for conducting a comprehensive audit, including data gathering, compliance review, benchmarking, and employee feedback.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of how to assess and optimize your compensation and benefits programs, ensuring they are fair, competitive, and legally compliant.
Internal Auditors: Learn how to conduct thorough audits of these programs, identifying potential risks and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
Business Leaders: Understand the strategic importance of compensation and benefits and how they can impact your organization's ability to attract, retain, and motivate top talent.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently assess and improve your compensation and benefits programs. You'll understand how to create a rewarding workplace that not only meets legal requirements but also makes your organization a top choice for employees.
Auditing Employee Relations – The Key to a Thriving Workplace Culture
Think employee relations is just about handling complaints? Think again! In this lecture, we'll delve into the comprehensive process of auditing employee relations – a critical factor in fostering a positive, productive, and legally compliant workplace.
Key Focus Areas:
The Importance of Employee Relations Audits: Discover how these audits can uncover and resolve potential problems early, ensure fair policies and procedures, create a respectful workplace, and mitigate legal risks.
Essential Audit Components: Learn what to focus on during an audit, including communication channels, conflict resolution processes, employee engagement and morale, and policy review.
The Audit Process: Walk through a practical guide for conducting a comprehensive employee relations audit, including document review, surveys, interviews, observation (if feasible), and compliance checks.
Real-World Impact: Understand how strong employee relations practices can lead to increased productivity, reduced turnover, and a reputation as an employer of choice.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deeper understanding of how to assess and enhance your organization's employee relations practices, creating a more positive and productive work environment.
Internal Auditors: Learn how to conduct effective employee relations audits, identifying areas for improvement and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Business Leaders: Discover how investing in positive employee relations can lead to a more engaged, motivated, and loyal workforce.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently assess and improve employee relations within your organization, and how to audit them. You'll understand how to create a workplace where employees feel heard, valued, and respected – a workplace where everyone can thrive.
Compliance Monitoring – The HR Safety Net: Safeguard Your Company, Employees, and Reputation
Think compliance is just about ticking boxes? Think again! In this lecture, we'll dive into the dynamic world of HR compliance monitoring, where staying on top of ever-changing laws and regulations is not just a legal necessity – it's a strategic advantage.
Key Focus Areas:
The Importance of Compliance Monitoring: Discover how proactive monitoring safeguards your company from legal and financial risks, protects your employees' rights, and enhances your reputation as an ethical employer.
Key Compliance Areas: Learn the essential aspects to monitor, including recruitment and hiring practices, wage and hour regulations, benefits and leave entitlements, workplace safety standards, and data privacy laws.
The Audit Process: Walk through a practical guide for conducting a comprehensive compliance audit, including understanding the laws, reviewing documentation, spot checks, interviews, and observations.
Real-World Compliance Risks: Explore common pitfalls in each compliance area, from discriminatory hiring practices to misclassification of employees, and learn how audits can identify and address these issues before they escalate.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deep understanding of HR compliance requirements and learn how to implement effective monitoring strategies to protect your organization and employees.
Internal Auditors: Sharpen your skills in conducting comprehensive compliance audits, identifying potential risks, and providing valuable recommendations for improvement.
Business Leaders: Understand the critical role of HR compliance in safeguarding your company's reputation, avoiding legal issues, and creating a positive and secure work environment.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently navigate the complex landscape of HR compliance. You'll understand how to build a strong compliance framework, conduct effective audits, and create a workplace that prioritizes fairness, safety, and legal integrity.
Record Keeping – The Power of Organized and Compliant Documentation
In this last lecture, we'll uncover the vital role of meticulous record-keeping in HR, exploring how it ensures legal compliance, protects against disputes, boosts operational efficiency, and informs strategic decision-making.
Key Focus Areas:
The Importance of Record Keeping Audits: Discover how these audits safeguard your company from legal penalties, provide crucial evidence in disputes, streamline HR processes, and offer valuable data for analysis.
Essential Audit Components: Learn what to look for during an audit, including the types of records kept, storage and security measures, retention schedules, and ease of retrieval.
Real-World Examples: Explore scenarios where poor record-keeping has led to legal issues and operational headaches, and how these could have been avoided with proper audits.
Step-by-Step Audit Guide: Walk through a practical process for conducting a record-keeping audit, from understanding legal requirements to developing checklists, conducting sample audits, and reviewing systems.
Why This Lecture Matters:
HR Professionals: Gain a deep understanding of the importance of accurate and compliant record-keeping and learn how to implement best practices for maintaining organized and secure employee files.
Internal Auditors: Sharpen your skills in conducting comprehensive record-keeping audits, identifying potential risks, and ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Business Leaders: Understand the critical role of record-keeping in protecting your organization from legal issues, promoting operational efficiency, and supporting informed decision-making.
By the end of this lecture, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and tools to confidently assess and improve your HR record-keeping practices. You'll understand how to create a system that is organized, secure, compliant, and ultimately, a valuable asset to your organization.
This course equips internal auditors with the knowledge and skills to effectively assess the efficiency, compliance, and risk mitigation within an organization's Human Resources (HR) department. Participants will learn how to conduct comprehensive audits of core HR processes, covering areas from recruitment and onboarding to compensation, benefits, and employee relations. The course explores common HR risks and provides practical techniques for identifying and addressing potential vulnerabilities.
Key Objectives:
Gain a thorough understanding of fundamental HR processes and their associated controls.
Develop practical auditing techniques to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of HR functions.
Identify common HR risks such as high turnover, workplace safety issues, discrimination, harassment, and misconduct.
Understand best practices for auditing HR policies, procedures, practices, and record-keeping.
Learn how to conduct compliance monitoring within the HR function.
Course Outline:
Module 1
Lecture 1 – Introduction
Lecture 2 – Recruitment Process
Lecture 3 – Onboarding & Orientation
Lecture 4 – Training and Development
Lecture 5 – Performance Management
Lecture 6 – Compensation & Benefits
Module 2
Lecture 7 – High Employee Turnover Rates
Lecture 8 – Workplace Accidents
Lecture 9 – Discrimination & Harassment
Lecture 10 – Employee Misconduct
Module 3
Lecture 11 - Review HR Policies & Procedures
Lecture 12 – Recruitment & Hiring Practices
Lecture 13 – Employee Files
Lecture 14 – Training & Development
Lecture 15 – Performance Management
Lecture 16 – Compensation & Benefits
Lecture 17 – Employee Relations
Lecture 18 – Compliance Monitoring
Lecture 19 – Record Keeping
Target Audience:
Internal auditors
Business professionals seeking to enhance their HR auditing skills
HR professionals interested in internal audit and control HR mechanisms