Training/Advice
Event
CPD Certified training course - Recruiting People with Convictions in Northern Ireland
Next date: Thursday 27 March 2025 10:30am
NIACRO
Cost:
£80.00 per person +VAT
Essential CPD-accredited training for HR staff, employers, and employment advisors.
If you are involved in recruitment, how do you manage the disclosure of convictions? Join us for NIACRO's two-hour training session on handling the disclosure of convictions and the law surrounding it. Be safe, fair, and consistent in your approach.
Call out to all Employers, Recruiters, Advisors and HR folk out there!
If you are involved in recruitment, how do you manage the disclosure of convictions? Join us for NIACRO's two-hour training session on handling the disclosure of convictions and the law surrounding it. Be safe, fair, and consistent in your approach.
Essential CPD-accredited training for HR staff, employers, and employment advisors.
Our next scheduled online training sessions are:
- Thursday 20th February, 10.30-12.30
- Thursday 27th March, 10.30-12.30
Sector:
- Advice services
CPD Certified training course - Recruiting People with Convictions in Northern Ireland
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