When

Part I - Wednesday, May 18, 2022          Part II - Thursday, May 19, 2022

Each session begins promptly at 9 a.m. and ends approximately at 12 p.m.

Contact

POOL/PACT HR
775-887-2240
hrtraining@poolpact.com

More Information

If you need a special accommodation to participate in this virtual training, please contact the POOL/PACT HR office at 775-887-2240.  Please allow sufficient time to arrange for the accommodation.

POOL/PACT HR Attendance Policy 

Participants are expected to attend each session of a course in its entirety.  Those who miss more than 25% of the course will not be eligible to receive credit for attendance.  

Participants are expected to have their own workstation with a functioning camera that remains on during the entirety of each training session, have access to a microphone to engage in group activities, and participate in all activities.*  Failure to meet these expectations may disqualify participants from receiving a certificate of attendance and CEUs.

*POOL/PACT Risk Management Grants may be available to defray costs of webcams and/or microphones for member-owned equipment for staff unable to attend this training if not for budget constraints.

 

So, You Want to be a Supervisor? 

Virtual Training - Spring 2022

For anyone who is interested in a supervisory role, this two half-day course provides a general overview of what it's like to be a new supervisor in the public sector.  This class will provide information to help you successfully navigate the transition and discuss the challenges that come with being a new supervisor.

By the end of the class, participants will be able to:

  • Summarize steps to effectively move from buddy to boss.
  • Apply the appropriate leadership and communication styles to match various employee circumstances.
  • Comprehend the cycle to effectively manage employee performance.
  • Identify potential legal issues that require notification to HR.
Note: This course is recommended to employees who are interested in going into a supervisory role or are new supervisors.  Current managers and supervisors are encouraged to take the “Essential Management Skills in the Public-Sector” Certificate Program.