RECORDED TRAINING COURSE

The idea of an HR audit usually instills groans of boredom or tedium, depending on who you ask. However, speak with any HR professional who completes a robust HR audit, and you’ll likely witness feelings of relief, empowerment, and achievement.

Executing an HR audit starts with thoughtful planning and clear goals as to what you want out of them. An audit can help to identify process gaps that miss or duplicate information. It can also pinpoint areas of success and help an organization to leverage those best practices. Probably the most valuable, however, is that internal audits will help you to catch areas of non-compliance before bigger problems crop up (think: Form I-9 non-compliance or payroll misses).

Essentially, an HR audit is an opportunity to tighten up processes so that aspects like recruitment, retention, onboarding, training, salary and compensation, payroll, and performance management all get the attention they need.

In this 1-hour webinar, you’ll understand specific benefits for HR audits, how to plan for HR audits, how to identify specific areas to focus on, and how to actually conduct HR audits. The course material will provide you with a working blueprint so that you won’t feel overwhelmed in your approach.

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS:

• Articulate the benefits of conducting HR audits.
• Enumerate considerations for the timing of HR audits.
• Define specific focus areas of typical HR audits.
• Describe the importance of buy-in and support from non-HR partners relative to HR audits.
• Understand and describe the 6 steps to a successful HR audit.
• What to do after the HR audit is complete.

Why You Should Attend:

HR audits can be a daunting endeavor, but they don’t have to be. By understanding the context and reasoning behind regular and robust HR audits, you’ll gain confidence in determining how to best plan and execute audits. You’ll learn valuable techniques for organizing your work and keeping on task, including how to ensure that your audit findings have sustainable positive impact going forward.

Who Should Attend:

• HR Manager
• HR Director
• HR Vice President
• HR Generalist
• HR President
• HR Professionals All Level
• Small- and medium-size business owners

Note: You will get access to the Recording link and E-Transcript; in your account and at your registered email address.