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Managing people is often assumed to be a matter of experience or common sense.
In reality, effective people management requires an understanding of workplace rights, responsibilities and good practice. This micro-credential equips managers, supervisors and team leaders with the knowledge and confidence to navigate common workplace challenges and make informed decisions.
The course covers the key aspects of employment regulation in Northern Ireland, including contracts of employment, disciplinary and grievance procedures, dismissal and redundancy, equality and discrimination, health and safety responsibilities, workplace stress and the challenges posed by social media in the workplace. You will also explore emerging policy and legislative developments shaping the future of work.
Through real-world examples and practical guidance, you will gain the confidence to address common people-management challenges, reduce organisational risk, and contribute to a fair, productive and legally compliant workplace.
WHO IS THIS MICROCREDENTIAL FOR?
This micro-credential is designed for managers, supervisors, team leaders and professionals with responsibility for managing people in the workplace. It is particularly relevant for those who are new to management roles, seeking to refresh their knowledge or wishing to develop greater confidence in handling workplace issues. It is suitable across the private, public and voluntary sectors.
WHY STUDY THIS MICROCREDENTIAL
Effective people management is critical to organisational success. This micro-credential will help you build the confidence to handle challenging workplace situations, understand your responsibilities as a manager and navigate employment issues in a fair, consistent and legally compliant manner. The knowledge and skills gained can be applied immediately in the workplace, enhancing both managerial effectiveness and organisational performance.
Fee
Standard Fee £1000
Entry Requirements
2.2 Honours degree
The Programme
Course Content
The Microcredential covers the following areas:
The fundamentals of the contract of employment
Discrimination and equality regulations in the context of employment
Disciplinary and grievance procedures
Unfair dismissals regulations
Collective redundancy processes
Maintaining health and safety in the workplace
Regulations on industrial disputes
Managing workers and social media usage
Employment relations public policy
Delivery
In-person delivery across 10 weeks 2hrs per week Tuesday 4-6pm and 10hrs online prerecorded learning. .
Dates:
Tuesday 22 September
Tuesday 29 September
Tuesday 6 October
Tuesday 13 October
Tuesday 20 October
Tuesday 3 November
Tuesday 10 November
Tuesday 17 November
Tuesday 24 November
Tuesday 1 December
Subject to capacity. This Microcredential is not open to international student recruitment.
Assessment
There is no examination component.
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