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It's the Law™: The Legal Side of Management

In the effort to prevent employee lawsuits, are your managers assets or liabilities? By providing them the knowledge and tools to handle workplace issues effectively, this program turns managers into a frontline defense against costly litigation.

Process Safety Management - An Introduction

This program provides information about the specific requirements of the PSM Standard for personnel who will be taking part in gathering process safety information or participating in process safety analysis.

Process Safety Management - Operator Responsibilities

This program takes the operator through the initial start-up process, normal operations, temporary operations, emergency shut down, post-tear down and inspection start-up. Special emphasis is placed on communication during the information gathering and hazard analysis processes.

Process Safety Management - Process Hazard Analysis

Viewers will learn how a process hazard analysis is conducted to identify what accidents might happen and what the consequences might be.

Process Safety Management - Process Safety Information

Learn the importance of gathering information that will tell employees what will happen to chemicals , processes, equipment and containment systems in various situations, and how this information can help them answer “what if” scenarios and react to accidental releases of hazardous chemicals.

Article: Productive Workload Management

It seems donkeys, though beasts of burden, have limits. Load one to excess, and it will be hard pressed to do your bidding. People who work for us are no different. Some can juggle hats, plates, balls, and flaming torches simultaneously. Even the most talented will drop it all if we add too much to the mix.

SME Bytes™ - Tips on Change & Change Management Training

Documenting Discipline™ II

Best-Selling Program! Disciplining employees is one of the most difficult parts of a manager’s job. Documenting performance is essential in correcting performance problems and protecting yourself as a manager. This best-selling program provides steps to ensure solid, consistent documentation procedures throughout your company. Using the FOSA method, managers will possess the tools to effectively and legally address performance issues.

Documenting Discipline™ (For Manufacturing/Industrial)

Disciplining and documenting employee performance is one of the most difficult parts of a manager’s job. But documenting performance is essential in correcting performances that require discipline, even praise-and protecting yourself as a manager. This manufacturing and industrial version of the best seller, Documenting Discipline™ provides steps to ensure solid, consistent documentation procedures throughout your company. Using the FOSA system, your managers can possess the tools to effectively and legally address performance issues.

The Goal™ (Dramatic Version)

If you are charged with rallying employees behind the concepts of quality and continuous improvement, The Goal: Dramatic Version will help managers achieve or surpass their goal. An engaging drama, this training program not only demystifies corporate buzzwords, like standards and bench marking, but also shows how your company can be run with efficiency and humanity.

The Goal™ (How-To Version)

Like the best-selling book upon which it is based, The Goal shares the inspiring story of Alex Rogo, who uses the principles of the Theory of Constraints (TOC) like bottlenecks, throughput, and flow balancing to transform his mediocre division into a money-making machine. Alex and his team reject common 'nonsense' measurements and discover a commonsense, yet more effective approach to boosting the company's bottom line.

Preparing for The Three-Dimensional Interview

Preparing to conduct an effective interview

It's the Law™ - Program Introduction

Explains the responsibility of managers to know the law and how it applies in their workplace

Legal Briefs™ Harassment & Discrimination - Promoting Respect & Preventing Discrimination

Do your managers know that they are legally responsible for addressing harassment and discrimination situations in their workplaces? This program brings them up to speed fast using straightforward language and real-world examples. Managers gain the knowledge, tools and insights they need to protect themselves and their organizations from lawsuits and regulatory actions.

Legal Briefs™ Recruiting & Hiring - A Manager's Guide to Staying Out of Court

Recruiting and hiring can be a legal minefield for managers. This program equips them with the skills they need to avoid legal pitfalls in finding and hiring the right people. Also, it addresses the most common stumbling blocks, including job descriptions, job advertising, interviewing and equal opportunity concerns.

Legal Briefs™ Workplace Privacy - Does It Really Exist?

Do your mangers clearly understand the rules about privacy in the workplace? This program examines employees’ right to privacy and your organization’s rights to protect its information and property. Managers will learn how to effectively and legally establish, document, communicate and enforce policies regarding privacy.

The Three-Dimensional Interview: Evaluating for Capability, Commitment and Chemistry™

This program helps hiring managers take the guesswork out of evaluating candidates and selecting the right person for the job. Get practical, step-by-step instructions for how to effectively plan and conduct consistent, structured interviews.

After the Hire - Program Summary

No different than us, employees want to achieve the greatest possible results during their careers. If an employee can find the opportunity to grow either in responsibility or in place within our organization, they will likely stay put.

Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) & Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Introduces managers' responsibilities related to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Challenging & Giving Opportunities

No different than us, employees want to achieve the greatest possible results during their careers. If an employee can find the opportunity to grow either in responsibility or in place within our organization, they will likely stay put.