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2011年 06月 30日(木)
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午後07:00 - 午後09:30
Building a Business Case for Developing Human Resources
お申し込み・キャンセル期限: 2011年 06月 28日(火)
スピーカー: Alla Heorhiadi (Distinguished Service Professor, University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota ), John Conbere (Professor and Director , University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Hosting Committee(s): Human Resource Management
会場: Hitotsubashi University MAP
Are you having difficulty building a business case for developing your people? Come see how a unique, whole system Organization Development
approach can assist you in measuring the hidden costs and missed potential that accrue when organizations neglect human development.
By accurately capturing the costs associated with absenteeism, industrial injury, occupational diseases, staff turnover, non-quality and direct productivity gaps, a powerful case emerges for listening to and addressing the needs of employees and other stakeholders. This workshop will move between brief lectures, exercises, and discussion.
The speakers will share a practical method for measuring waste not explicitly captured in traditional financial reporting. It will include
a case study exploring employee motivation, including: a) core concepts for employee motivation, b) the OD process and culture, as well as c) identifying the disconnects between what the organization espouses and what it really believes.
ABOUT THE FACILITATORS
John Conbere, EdD, is Professor and Director of the Doctoral Program in OD, Department of Organizational Learning & Development, College of
Applied Professional Studies, the University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He authors such topics as "Organizational Change and Leadership" and "Socio-Economic Approach to Management." His research focuses on the application of Socio-Economic Management.
Alla Heorhiadi, PhD, EdD, is Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Organizational Learning & Development, College of Applied
Professional Studies, and Director of the Energetics Institute, the University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota. She sits on the Editorial Board of The Organization Development Network's "OD Practitioner."
NOTE: This meeting is OFF THE RECORD
approach can assist you in measuring the hidden costs and missed potential that accrue when organizations neglect human development.
By accurately capturing the costs associated with absenteeism, industrial injury, occupational diseases, staff turnover, non-quality and direct productivity gaps, a powerful case emerges for listening to and addressing the needs of employees and other stakeholders. This workshop will move between brief lectures, exercises, and discussion.
The speakers will share a practical method for measuring waste not explicitly captured in traditional financial reporting. It will include
a case study exploring employee motivation, including: a) core concepts for employee motivation, b) the OD process and culture, as well as c) identifying the disconnects between what the organization espouses and what it really believes.
ABOUT THE FACILITATORS
John Conbere, EdD, is Professor and Director of the Doctoral Program in OD, Department of Organizational Learning & Development, College of
Applied Professional Studies, the University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota. He authors such topics as "Organizational Change and Leadership" and "Socio-Economic Approach to Management." His research focuses on the application of Socio-Economic Management.
Alla Heorhiadi, PhD, EdD, is Distinguished Service Professor in the Department of Organizational Learning & Development, College of Applied
Professional Studies, and Director of the Energetics Institute, the University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis, Minnesota. She sits on the Editorial Board of The Organization Development Network's "OD Practitioner."
NOTE: This meeting is OFF THE RECORD
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