[NETWORKING] LCHRA HR After Hours
Join LCHRA for our Q4 HR After Hours on 10/23/24 at Elizabeth's Wine Lounge in Eugene. This complimentary networking event is a great way to meet other HR professionals, your next boss or next team member! Thank you to our co-sponsor, Paylocity, for their continued support of this event!
[NETWORKING] LCHRA HR After Hours
Join LCHRA for our Q3 HR After Hours on 7/24/24 at Tall Firs Cafe & Events in Springfield. This complimentary networking event is a great way to meet other HR professionals, your next boss or next team member! Thank you to our co-sponsor, Paylocity, for their continued support of this event!
[NETWORKING] LCHRA HR After Hours
LCHRA presents HR After Hours
This month, we’ll be at PublicHouse!
This is aN IN-PERSON event!
The location is:
PublicHouse
418 A St #4606
Springfield, OR 97477
[CONFERENCE] Oregon SHRM 2023 Fall Conference
Join Oregon SHRM for the 2023 Fall Conference- a first . . . focusing on HR topics for the HR professional and all those that dabble in HR.
[HYBRID] January 2022: Surviving the Emotional Roller Coaster of Change
This is a hybrid event! Red Kite Employment Law Founder Jennifer Bouman-Steagall will lead us through the rollercoaster of emotions we may experience during change, help us make a possible road map for making the journey a little less chaotic and traumatic, and provide 10 effective strategies to help ease the pain the next time you find yourself moving through difficult change.
[VIRTUAL] Managers Matter: A Relationship-Centered Approach to Driving Employee Engagement - November Membership Meeting
Managers Matter: A Relationship-Centered Approach to Driving Employee Engagement is an employee engagement workshop designed to provide you with the tools necessary to create a value-driven culture that will raise confidence levels and make employees feel valued, connected, and empowered to achieve higher levels of performance.
[VIRTUAL] Best Practices for Retirement Plan Fiduciaries - October Membership Meeting
Check back soon for more info!
[VIRTUAL] Explore DiSC & Discover the Power of WE in the Workplace - September Membership Meeting
Join us for this highly engaging and informative program where participants will learn general information about the DiSC model, style attributes and behaviors, as well as tangible tips and strategies for how the different styles can work better together in the workplace.
[VIRTUAL] August Membership Meeting - Labor Law Update
Labor Law Update, presented by Andy Lewis & Mario Conte with Hersner Hunter
[VIRTUAL] The Science of Being Happy & Productive at Work - July Membership Meeting
Studies show that happier people are more productive, creative, insightful, engaged and resilient. Learn more about Happy Brain Science with Cathy Jimenez. Participants will leave with a boosted mood, and many immediately applicable tips to continue to boost morale on the job.
[VIRTUAL] Carrots, Sticks & Fairy Dust: The Art & Science of Employee Engagement - June Membership Meeting
This presentation uses elements of the Adult Learning Model (Knowles) in order to stimulate the interactivity and engagement of the participants. Participants will come away with conceptual tools they can immediately use in the workplace to elevate employee engagement.
Leading with Cultural Intelligence: Workshop Series for HR & Hiring Managers
Technology Association of Oregon and Lane Workforce Partnership have teamed up to offer a new, six-week peer cohort workshop series designed for HR and Hiring Managers to upskill around Cultural Intelligence for team performance.
[VIRTUAL] Remote Teams: Are We Creating Traction or Distraction? - May Membership Meeting
How do we continue to connect and stay productive when we don’t “see” each other in the same ways we used to and when employees have conflicting attention demands at home? It’s time to share what we are all learning about leadership and teams in the pre-post-pandemic world.
[VIRTUAL] Creativity in the Workplace - April Membership Meeting
Creativity in the workplace has become a “must have”. Today we operate in a highly competitive, global environment, making creativity crucial. You might be wondering what does creativity do for a business or organization? Join us to learn more.
[VIRTUAL] Cocktails & Convos- Together Forward
Join Oregon SHRM for Cocktails and Convos- A mini mixology class and conversation.
[VIRTUAL] New Strategies to Control Healthcare Costs & Increase Employee Engagement
Join us to explore new strategies that small and large group employers are using to adapt their benefit designs to help control cost and increase employee engagement.
[VIRTUAL] Close! The Neurology of Equity and Inclusion
Tia B. Coachman, Founder/Principal of Affirma Consultancy, will discuss the neuroscience of equity and inclusion.
[VIRTUAL] The Aftermath of 2020: Managing Mental Illness at Work
Vigilant Law Group employment attorney Kara Craig will discuss current data and trends and give you practical tools to spot, respond, and resolve mental health issues at work.
[VIRTUAL] November Membership Meeting: Recapturing Your Magic
Daily we use the Magic within each of us to influence the world around us. What happens when this “Magic‟ runs low or possibly out? How do you get it back? The answers are addressed within this valuable, hands-on seminar.
[VIRTUAL] October Membership Meeting - 7 Seconds that Change Your Life: Communication & Listening Skills
We know that first impressions are made in the blink of an eye. The ability to capture and keep individual’s and groups’ attention will ensure you gain more buy-in, generate better results, and forge stronger relationships with everyone you encounter.
[VIRTUAL] September Membership Meeting - Unleash the Power of Teamwork: Implementing the 5 Behaviors of a Virtual Team
The way we work is fundamentally changing. And things aren’t slowing down either. To keep up, we need teams that see change as an opportunity instead of a burden. We need individuals with the skills and knowledge it takes to be effective team members. It’s time to rethink teamwork and make the most of the opportunities to collaborate. That’s where The Five Behaviors of a Cohesive Team™ model can provide a solution.
[VIRTUAL] August Membership Meeting - Unleash Your Inner Superhero!
Do you know how to overcome your personal kryptonite? Swoop in and join us for this fun and empowering program as we explore powerful tips and strategies for unleashing your inner superhero to achieve more personal and professional growth. All Superheroes welcome!
[VIRTUAL] July Membership Meeting - Implicit Bias
This program will address the most common types of unconscious bias, along with tactics you can use to ensure workplace decisions (like hiring and interviewing) aren’t being guided by individual biases. Attendees discuss approaches to developing an inclusive workplace and will walk away with tools for self-discovery of recognizing one’s own biases and build an awareness to avoid biases and how to interrupt them when they do show up.
[VIRTUAL] June Membership Meeting - Finding Your Inner Boss
NOTE: Due to COVID-19, the June Chapter meeting is being held virtually. The link to the virtual meeting will be sent out 24-48 hours prior to the start of the meeting; it will also be available on the online event page that is available to all individuals who have registered for the event.
Prices have been modified to reflect the change to a virtual meeting; LCHRA members may apply for scholarship assistance for registration. For more information, please visit https://lchra.org/scholarship.
Finding Your Inner Boss
Event Summary:
In Finding your inner boss we will cover:
How a best-case-scenario boss helps their employees (what are the best practices for effective managers and why a boss is useful and powerful - this section will also be a good reminder for the bosses in the room)
Why it’s important to be able to self-manage and find your inner boss (as appropriate) and how developing your own independence and autonomy can help you - your performance and your satisfaction at work
How we can self-manage in each of the areas where a boss is most important (concrete steps and habits to practice). This will include planning, resource assessment and allocation, setting priorities, managing multiple demands and projects, making decisions, and communicating with colleagues.
How to communicate to your actual boss about your decisions, plans, and questions (so you don't leave your actual boss in the dark)
Speaker Bio:
Morgan Munro is an engaging instructor and facilitator who has been leading and developing teams for over 20 years. Morgan works with individuals, teams, and organizations to help them define and achieve their goals. In addition to helping organizations with strategy and planning, Morgan is also a talented instructor who designs and delivers lively, focused, and effective trainings. Morgan earned a BA from Wellesley College and her MBA from Case Western Reserve.
HRCI and SHRM Recertification Credits Applied For
Thank you to our generous June sponsor……
[VIRTUAL] May Membership Meeting - Solving the Problem of Abrasive Leaders
Note: Due to COVID-19, the April Chapter meeting is being held virtually. The link to the virtual meeting will be sent out 24-48 hours prior to the start of the meeting.
Prices have been modified to reflect the change to a virtual meeting; LCHRA members may apply for scholarship assistance for registration. For more information, please visit https://lchra.org/scholarship.
Solving the Problem of Abrasive Leaders
Event Summary:
Abrasive leaders rub their coworkers the wrong way. Commonly referred to as bullying bosses, their destructive management styles erode motivation and productivity in organizations. In today’s highly competitive business environments, employers cannot afford the costs of disruption caused by abrasive leaders, including alienation and attrition of valued employees, harassment litigation, and retaliatory responses such as sabotage and workplace violence. Based upon Dr. Laura Crawshaw’s research and practice coaching abrasive leaders, these findings from The Boss Whispering Institute will address why leaders resort to bullying behaviors, why they deny their destructive impact, and what human resource professionals can do to effectively intervene. Participants will learn:
Adequate vs. abrasive leaders: critical differentiations
The most common characteristic behaviors of abrasive leaders
The origins of abrasive leadership styles: myths and realities
The dynamics of defensive aggression: Threat-Anxiety-Defense
Why their managers don’t intervene
What it takes to motivate an abrasive leader to modify his/her management style
Critical elements in reducing defensiveness when coaching abrasive leaders
How to motivate upper management to intervene in cases of workplace bullying.
Speaker Bio:
Andrea Muzikant is a Leadership Coach and has over 22 years of experience working in human services. Andrea also has served more than 14 years in leadership with county government in the state of Oregon. She is the founder of Muzikant Coaching, LLC, a company that provides life and leadership coaching, focused on helping individuals and teams work better together. Andrea specializes in “The Boss Whisperer®” method for abrasive managers, which helps leaders to overcome negative perceptions and become more insightful leaders. Andrea also plans and facilitates team-building retreats for organizations and provides trainings and workshops for new supervisors and managers. Andrea is originally from Oregon, and in her spare time she enjoys cycling and traveling.
HRCI and SHRM Recertification Credits Applied For
Change Management & Resilience - April Membership Meeting
Note: Due to COVID-19, the April Chapter meeting is being held virtually. The link to the virtual meeting will be sent out 24-48 hours prior to the start of the meeting.
Prices have been modified to reflect the change to a virtual meeting; LCHRA members may apply for scholarship assistance for registration. For more information, please visit https://lchra.org/scholarship.
Event Summary:
In today’s changing world it is essential to build resiliency in your teams and workplace culture, but how? Let’s talk about the power of relationships and your relationship to power. This session will focus what is needed to implement successful change and build resiliency throughout the process.
Speaker Bio:
Alexis James is a longtime educator and innovator. She supports Cascade members in activating contemporary responses to leadership development and employee needs through training, coaching, and team building. As a former classroom teacher, she is an engaging and empathetic trainer at meetings, board trainings, and mediations. Prior to joining the Cascade team, she was the Program Director at a statewide literacy nonprofit, where she specialized in creating an inclusive culture through supervision training, data analysis, and diversity, equity, and inclusion implementation. Alexis is a native Oregonian, earning her Master’s Degree from Lewis & Clark College.
HRCI and SHRM Recertification Credits Applied For
Here Comes the Rain Again: Navigating the Murky Waters of Mental Health Accommodations
This presentation will jump feet-first into the grey area of mental health accommodation, using real case-studies to address the nuances of notice, interaction, and effective resolution.
Leadership Magic with Jeff Johnson
This course is designed to help everyone, from the most skilled to the beginning manager and even a basic employee focus on the steps that will allow them to excel at leadership in their professional and personal lives.
Member Appreciation Event
This year’s theme will focus on ways to find the joy in your everyday work and keep your cup full so you have the energy and focus to lead and serve others.