Drummond Woodsum and NNAHRA Have Partnered for Human Resource Training

Drummond Woodsum and The National Native American Human Resource Association (NNAHRA) have partnered to bring human resource training to your region.

Employee Relations in Indian Country Today: The Do's and Don'ts
Handling Discrimination Claims and Getting it Right with Investigations, Grievance and Discipline 

In this hands-on training, we are going to present various real life scenarios with participants working through problems, identifying issues, planning investigations and writing discipline letters.

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Assess potential discrimination claims
  • Review and apply relevant policies and laws
  • Perform thorough investigations and avoid potential pitfalls
  • Write investigation reports and letters
  • Make the right employment decisions, including possible discipline or discharge
  • Defend against grievances or suits

This practical training has been developed to provide outstanding employment law skills for human resource professionals working for tribes in Indian Country. We recognize the importance of a knowledgeable team and want to emphasize training your staff strengthens tribal sovereignty. Consider sending multiple people from your human resource department and a front line supervisor, registration is $189 per person.

These training sessions qualify for THRP (Tribal Human Resource Professional) certification.

We are starting with a one day training event in two locations this spring with plans for additional locations throughout the year. Please visit NNAHRA.org for complete details and register today.

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