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At Hispanic Workforce, our consulting services focus on two primary areas:
1. General human resource consulting services; and
2. Creating structured human resources solutions designed to identify, attract, hire and nurture Hispanic employees, creating more integration of Hispanic and Latino employees into organizations throughout the American workforce.
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Demographic changes now unfolding are fast transforming the American workplace. Because Hispanics are about a decade younger than the general population, Hispanics are disproportionately in the workforce, comprising almost 20 percent of all workers in the Untied States. How to attract, evaluate and nurture Hispanic employees are crucial HR functions, that will determine whether or not an organization can sustain a competitive advantage. Hispanic Workforce teaches senior HR executives and specialists how to attract, interview, evaluate, hire, and nurture Hispanic employees. Working with our staff, we prepare HR executives and managers for difficult real-world situations, such as:
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How can Spanish in the workplace be integrated in a seamless manner?
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How can your organization attract and retain Hispanic managers?
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How can compensation and benefits packages speak to your Hispanic employees' cultural sensitivities?
Hispanic Workforce offers training sessions for HR professionals that focus on major Human Resources functional areas. HR professionals learn to:
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Develop packages that attract appropriate Hispanic employees
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Develop a reputation as a desirable employer of Hispanics
Communication:
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Employ effective mentoring and communication techniques
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Communicate effectively to Hispanic employees
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Use appropriate language in communications with Hispanic employees
Performance Management:
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Implement a program through which non-Hispanic employees understand the demographcis transforming the American workforce
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Adapt to the various cultural regional differences among Hispanics
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The fundamentals of the Hispanic mindset and the cultural nuances that differentiate Hispanic employees from non-Hispanics
Employee Relations:
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Anticipate difficult situations in the workplace concerning the use of Spanish
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Address, if applicable, tensions between Hispanics and African-Americans
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Respond to concerns of non-Hispanic employees
Mentoring/Succession:
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Manage HRM strategies to mentor promising Hispanics on a fast-track basis
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Employ effective mentoring techniques
Whether an organization operates factories where hourly Latinos work in round-the-clock shifts, or one is responsible for the compensation of high-level executives reporting to the Board of a Fortune 100 company, Hispanics offer challenges to HR practitioners throughout the nation, private, public and non-profit sectors alike. An organization that speaks to the needs of the emerging plurality of Hispanics in the nation's workforce will be positioned to enjoy a sustainable ... competitive advantage.
Is your organization ready for America’s New Hispanic Workforce?
It can be. We can help.
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