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This course is part of Extraordinary Human Capital Management Specialization
Instructor: Cheri Alexander
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A bachelor’s degree is recommended, but learners with 3-5 years of job experience in any field can enroll without a degree.
Recommended experience
Intermediate level
A bachelor’s degree is recommended, but learners with 3-5 years of job experience in any field can enroll without a degree.
Critique strategies for organizational downsizing while maintaining an ethical and positive approach
Explore the impact of corporate politics on human capital management and employee relations
Apply psychological principles within the context of HR to foster positive intentions and professional relationships
Synthesize knowledge from the entire series to evaluate comprehensive HR strategies in various scenarios
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“Human Capital: Positive Downsizing and Navigating Politics” helps you navigate the complex landscape of organizational downsizing while upholding ethical standards. This course offers an in-depth look at strategies for managing such challenging situations with integrity. You'll explore the influence of corporate politics on human capital management and employee relations, providing insights into effectively navigating these complex areas effectively.
Additionally, by applying psychological principles within HR contexts, you'll learn how to foster positive intentions and develop strong professional relationships. The course also synthesizes knowledge to help you evaluate comprehensive HR strategies in various scenarios. This balanced approach aims to equip you with the skills needed to handle multifaceted HR challenges thoughtfully and effectively. This is the fifth course in “Extraordinary Human Capital Management,” a course series for human resource professionals interested in advancing their skills to align with organizational and employee needs.
In this module, you'll get a comprehensive understanding of HR and Human Capital Management (HCM), providing a holistic view of the field. You’ll dive deep into the issues and consequences of downsizing and learn to develop alternative strategies to tackle these challenges effectively. You'll also be encouraged to think creatively and plan practical steps for handling situations like plant closures. This will equip you with the real-world skills needed to manage complex changes within an organization.
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In this module, you'll explore the intricate world of workplace politics and learn to navigate its complexities. You'll explore how psychology intersects with HR and Human Capital Management (HCM), understanding where each fits and how they apply in a work setting. The module will also guide you in crafting policies that effectively address relationship issues, ensuring a balanced and fair workplace. Additionally, you'll learn how to identify and document important lessons that are crucial for the long-term success of any organization.
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