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2010 Best Places to Work in Martin County Program |
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HR Martin County Receives Superior Merit Designation |
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10th Annual Steps to Success a Raging Success |
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HRCI Eligibility Requirements to Change in 2011 |
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Become a Best Place to Work in Martin County
The Best Places to Work is a national program that was developed to provide a confidential forum for local employers to participate in an evaluation of various local workplace best practices and programs. It provides an opportunity for employers to compare themselves to others of a similar size and serves as a valuable tool for business and human resource planning.
By participating, you will receive a FREE comprehensive report covering such areas as benefits, performance management, turnover, time off, compensation, and unique perk programs.
The companies identified as Best Places to Work will be honored at a prestigious awards luncheon on Thursday, October 28, 2010 at Monarch County Club in Palm City, Florida.
Click here for more information on how your organization
can participate in or sponsor HR Martin County's Best Places to Work Program.
HR Martin County Receives Superior Merit Designation
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) in Alexandria, Va., has awarded the Superior Merit Chapter designation to HR Martin County for its scope of work in perpetuating and supporting the mission of the organization in 2009.
Click here to read the entire article from the Treasure Coast Business Journal or visit our Chapter News page for more information.
10th Annual Steps to Success was a Raging Success!
HR Martin County, in collaboration with the Martin County School District Department of Vocational, Adult and Community Education (V.A.C.E.), held the 10th Annual Steps to Success Program on April 15, 2010, at the IRSC Wolf Technology Center. Students from the Martin County, Jensen Beach and South Fork High School as well as Clark Advanced Learning Center and Spectrum spent the day in a professional conference setting attending workshops, listening to inspirational speakers and participating in career development activities.
For more information and pictures of the event, please visit our Chapter News page.
HR Certification Institute Eligibility Requirements to Change in 2011
New certification requirements focus on more education and practical experience
Beginning in 2011, the eligibility requirements for the HR Certification Institute professional credentials will change, increasing the education level and years of practical experience necessary to earn the certifications. Please visit our Certification Info page for more information.
Also, effective 6/15/09, HRCI has announced 2 big policy changes regarding recertification. Please visit our recertification page for more information.