Human Resources Work Placement
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strategic planning employee engagement performance appraisal ethical standards and conduct course evaluations critical thinking consulting engagement surveys problem solving researchNumber of individual positions available: 1
We’re looking for assistance to build our existing HR processes. Depending on the time/number of students, the main focus of the project will be one or more of:
- Review our current onboarding and new hire orientation processes and propose recommendations for improvements.
- Analyze existing HR policies, identify gaps and outline steps that can be taken to improve the work environment through policy.
- Help establish performance evaluation criteria and regular evaluation processes for regular staff (student evaluation processes are in place through funders and/or schools).
- Assist in employee engagement surveys.
Our goals:
- Improve existing HR processes and policies to help ensure the organization meets requirements for diversity, ethics, and training.
- Develop a process for performance and salary reviews to ensure staff receive effective feedback and fair compensation.
- Develop a process to understand employee engagement.
Through this project, it is expected that the student(s) will benefit from:
- Acting in a consulting capacity for a dynamic non-profit organization.
- Assisting an organization meet its strategic priority of having a secure staff (Priority 1.1 in our 2018-2022 Strategic Plan).
- Gaining experience in improving an onboarding process for future employees.
- Applying research, analysis, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.
- Creating examples of HR policies and evaluation processes that can be shown to potential future employers as examples of work.
- Developing employee engagement surveys.
- Contributing to a project that is significant to the success of an organization and the wellbeing of its employees.
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About the company
Science Atlantic is a charitable organization representing 18 post-secondary institutes in Atlantic Canada. We have been providing networking and conference opportunities for undergraduate science students and faculty in the Atlantic region since 1962. Our activities include ten annual academic conferences in different science disciplines, lecture tours by notable scientists, awards recognizing research and science communication skills, travel assistance for students to attend conferences, and workshops for faculty and students.