Course Name
Recycling: Matching Employees to the Right Jobs and Ensuring Organizational Fit; Outplacement & Outsourcing
Schedule
March 10, 2020
Tuesday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Early Eagle Rate:
Php 8,300
Valid Until:
February 25, 2020
Description
Recycling affords the people the chance to change jobs, or, even, careers. Sometimes, people get bored in what they are doing or, they are not able to land jobs more suited to their personality, competency and temperament. In either case, they would probably not be performing well in their existing jobs and would need to be recycled to put fresh, energetic blood into
their veins. Recycling allows people to reinvent themselves. It is definitely invigorating just to know that there are alternative
job options either inside the organization or outside of it.
Who should attend
This program aims to enhance and deepen the knowledge and understanding of the HRM functions and is primarily intended for professional HR practitioners and entrepreneurs who see the need to strengthen their people management skills.
This program aims to enhance and deepen the knowledge and understanding of the HRM functions and
is primarily intended for professional HR practitioners and entrepreneurs who see the need to strengthen their people management skills.
I. Matching Brain Preferences, Experience, and Skills of Employees to Jobs Available
II. Job Rotation and Diversification
III. Outplacement and Outsourcing
IV. Retiring, Retrenching and Redundating
Mr. Angelito “Lito” J. Domingo was previously the Vice President of Human Resource at RAMCAR – Battery Group and the Executive Managing Director for Human Resources (HR) of the Asian Institute of Management (AIM).
Mr. Domingo has more than 20 years of experience managing people in organizations in both Government and Private Sector. Beginning with his stint as a Military Officer in the Philippine Army he rose from Executive Officer to Brigade Staff Officer. This was followed by other positions from the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC). In the corporate sector he started with Integrated Computer Systems then Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation, and finally RAMCAR – Battery Group.
