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- OPEN COURSES
- IN-HOUSE TRAINING
- UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS
- In-House Training Overview
- Management Development Programme
- EXAMPLE CONTENT
- MANAGEMENT SKILLS EXAMPLES
- Management Skills Training
- Management Development Training
- Coaching Skills For Managers
- Change Management Training
- Appraisal Training
- Project Management Training
- HR & WELL-BEING EXAMPLES
- Resilience Training
- Cultural Awareness Training
- Equality & Diversity Training
- Disability Awareness Training
- Stress Management Training
- Recruitment Skills Training
- PERSONAL SKILLS EXAMPLES
- Team Building Days
- Communication Skills Training
- Train The Trainer Training
- Chairing Meetings Training
- Presentation Skills Training
- Time Management Training
- ONLINE TRAINING
- ASSESSMENTS
- ABOUT
- Contact Us
Incoming employees, departing bosses, new software, company merges, new initiatives… these are all changes in a company that cause both employees and processes to go through transitions. 
There is a big difference between how employers and employees see change. 
Not everyone likes change; however, resistance to change can lead to disaster in the professional world. 
Not preparing for change at the workplace is similar to going out in the rain without an umbrella.
Change is stressful for everyone involved, from the low-level employees to the CEOs.
There are those people that worry so much about upcoming changes at work that they can’t seem to do their jobs, much less lead others. 
Despite our best efforts to provide a safe and discrimination free work environment, occasionally complaints of racial discrimination, gender discrimination, or sexual harassment will occur. When complaints are filed, it is vital that the HR staff respond immediately and appropriately to mediate the situation.