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Planning and Describing Positions for Supervisors (Paper-Based)

(Course Available After Purchase)$125

Overview:
Make economical and effective use of your human resources by planning effective positions and describing them accurately. Learn these crucial elements of organizational management and gain tips on how to stretch resources to meet demands.

In this independent study print-based course, assistance is available as needed. Take up to six months to complete.

Who Should Attend?
Federal supervisors and HR practitioners who need to understand and apply basic principles of organizational design and position planning.
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Objectives:
  • Use organizational resources efficiently
  • Evaluate the impact of your decisions on productivity, staffing and morale
  • Make and document your position decisions
  • Discuss basic principles of organizational design and position planning
  • Recognize how the classification system should influence your planning decisions
  • Syllabus:
    Syllabus -- Planning and Describing Positions for Supervisors, SUPV7061N, Grad. School, USDA

    Lesson 1: Managing Positions Day to Day

    • Recognize a supervisor’s role
    • List possible effects of position changes on an organization

    Lesson 2: Planning Your Positions

    • Evaluate the impact of position changes on efficiency, staffing and morale
    • Plan position changes in light of organizational mission and goals

    Lesson 3: Describing Positions

    • Understand how writing position descriptions relates to the position planning process
    • Describe what a position description should contain

    Lesson 4: Classification and the Position Planning Process

    • Explain how position planning actions can affect classification
    • Recognize the principal differences and similarities of the traditional and job grading classification systems
    • Use the information in job grading, narrative, and FES classification standards in position planning


    Course Details
    CODE:  SUPV7061N
    TYPE:  Distance Education
    LENGTH:  Up to 6 Month(s)
    CREDIT:  1.6 CEU
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