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CHRP Recertification Points: 1.75 Over the years recruitment methods have continuously evolved to take
advantage of new technological innovations. We've come a long way since
recruiters put an ad in the paper and waited a week or two for hand-written
applications to come in via Canada Post. One of the most recent, and
significant, technological innovations to impact the recruitment function has
been the creation of social media networks, such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter
and Google+. These social networks can be of great assistance to those
responsible for recruitment, but there are some notable challenges and risks
that should be understood before social media becomes a part of any company's
recruitment strategy.
Learning Objectives
This interactive workshop is geared towards corporate recruiters and
HR Professionals who are responsible for recruitment as part of their role in
Human Resources. In this session participants will experience:
- An overview of the social media networks, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter
and Google+.
- A review of some of the potential methods of using these networks to
recruit new employees.
- A review of some of the associated challenges and risks for the hiring
organization and the recruiter.
- Participants will also have an opportunity to network with other HR
Professionals practicing recruitment in this region, and exchange best
practices around social media recruitment.
What Prior Participants Are Saying About
this Session
"Great
topic...always enjoy learning more about the ever evolving world of social
media.”
"Very good
practical information which I used right away - thanks!”
About the Speakers
Stephen Pamenter, CHRP, Partner, Snow Recruit
Born and raised in
Halifax, Stephen began his career in Human Resources and Management. After
completing his undergraduate degree at Dalhousie University, he received his
Human Resource Certificate at Saint Mary’s University and set out to gain
experience as a Human Resource Manager with a large national retail
organization. After several years of practicing Human Resources in PEI, Stephen
returned to Halifax more than five years ago to specialize in recruitment.
Currently residing in Halifax, Stephen is active in the local sports
community and as a volunteer for Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia. He holds a
Certified Human Resource Professional designation (CHRP), and serves as a
Committee Chair and Director on the Board of the Human Resource Association of
Nova Scotia.
Bruce Snow, Managing Partner, Snow Recruit
For the past 15
years, Bruce has been dedicated to the success of Atlantic Canadian
organizations by recruiting key members of their leadership teams and other
high-impact professionals and has been called upon as a consultant and trusted
advisor to numerous clients facing complex challenges with their recruitment
processes. Beyond his experience in the recruitment industry, Bruce draws
frequently upon the knowledge and perspective gained in previously held sales
and management roles with one of the country’s largest private companies. Bruce is actively involved as the Past-President of the Human Resources
Association of Nova Scotia and as a member of other industry associations.
Bruce is passionate about giving back to the community. He also led the
Recruitment and Selection Committee for the 2011 Canada Games, which was
responsible for recruiting approximately 5,000 games-time volunteers in more
than 60 different roles. Raised in Newfoundland & Labrador, Bruce earned his Bachelor of
Business Administration from Saint Francis Xavier University. He currently
resides in the Halifax area with his wife, Carole, and their daughter and son.
Agenda
8:30 am Check-in and light
refreshments 8:45 am Session begins 10:30 am Session ends
Register early to save!
Early Bird Price until March 26
Members: $60 including HST
Non-Members: $80 including HST Price after March 26
Members: $75 including HST
Non-Members: $95 including HST
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Payment Terms
Payment
is due by the registration deadline which is Tuesday, April 9, 2013. Payments
can be made online by credit card at the time of registration or by cheque
received by the registration deadline. Cheques must be received by
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A full
refund, less a $25 administration fee (plus tax), will be issued for
cancellations received in writing prior to Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at 12:00 noon. Those who make
reservations and do not attend will be required to pay for the full workshop
fee. Cancellations received in writing prior to noon on Tuesday, April 2, 2013
will only be charged the administration fee. Substitutions are
permitted up to the day of the event. Member/non-member rates will be applied
to the substitutions. This cancellation policy applies regardless of
date of registration. Registrations after the cancellation deadline
are non-refundable.
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