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Researcher

The Manitoba office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives seeks a researcher to fill a two-year term position.


Position Summary

The position’s principal responsibilities will be research related. Other duties will include assistance applying for research grants, community presentations, and collaboration with CCPA’s community partners in various policy related events and activities.

Compensation: 
$45,000 - $50,000 plus benefits
Deadline: 
2 Dec 2010
Region: 

New Comer Outreach Worker

Spence Neighbourhood Association is looking for a New Comer outreach coordinator for the youth program for 13-18 year olds in the Spence Community. This is a full time position (37.5 hours a week). Wage will be determined according to relevant experience, between $14-$15/hour.

Compensation: 
$14 - $15 / Hr
Deadline: 
19 Nov 2010
Region: 

2010 Workshop Series - Dealing With Difficult Employees

The Canadian CED Network, Spark and Volunteer Manitoba invite you to attend:

Dealing With Difficult Employees

As part of the Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop series

  • December 8, 1:00pm - 4:00pm
  • United Way Learning Centre - 580 Main Street
  • Cost: $25 CCEDNet Members, $75 Non-members
  • Facilitator: Judith Cameron
  • Questions: Contact Bre Woligroski at 943-0547, bwoligroski@ccednet-rcdec.ca


[ Register ]

Workshop Description:

As an employer, what can you do if your employees are:

  • Being uncooperative?
  • Gossiping?
  • Undermining fellow employees or their employer?
  • Lying, cheating or stealing?
  • Being lazy?
  • Being aggressive or combative?
  • Not being motivated or challenged?
  • Hesitant to take on new tasks or assignments?
  • Disrupting the workplace?
  • “Ticking off” your clients or membership?

This workshop will look at some of the more common (and often annoying) behaviors in the workplace, the reasons behind them and identify ways to reduce or eliminate the turmoil and drama!



Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series:

The 2010 Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series is designed to address critical capacity needs of Manitoba's non-profit organizations.

[ Register for Workshops ]


 The 2010 Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series is co-sponsored by the Canadian CED Network, Volunteer Manitoba, The Manitoba Community Services Council, and Spark.

 

 


2010 Workshop Series - Roles and Responsibilities of the Board

The Canadian CED Network, Spark and Volunteer Manitoba invite you to attend:

Roles & Responsibilities of the Board

As part of the Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop series

  • November 24, 1:00pm - 4:00pm
  • United Way Learning Centre - 580 Main Street
  • Cost: $25 CCEDNet Members, $75 Non-members
  • Facilitator: Ron Hayes
  • Questions: Contact Bre Woligroski at 943-0547, bwoligroski@ccednet-rcdec.ca


[ Register ]


Workshop Description:

Learn the three basic responsibilities and the three legal duties of non-profit boards. Understand the essential and important differences between "Governance" and "Operations" activities. Discover how the board creates its own "unique" effective and meaningful model of governance. Also included are legal liability, risk management, insurance issues and written guidelines for policies, procedures, by-laws, and constitutional change.



Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series:

The 2010 Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series is designed to address critical capacity needs of Manitoba's non-profit organizations.

Complete Workshop Schedule:

  1. Strategic Planning - Took place on September 30th!

  2. Evaluating Program Effectiveness - Took place on Oct. 13!

  3. Evaluating Your Organization - Took place on Oct. 27!

  4. Partnership Building and Collaboration - Took place on Nov. 10!

  5. Roles and Responsibilities of the Board

  6. Dealing With Difficult Employees

 

Dealing With Difficult Employees

December 8, 1 – 4pm
Location: United Way of Winnipeg Learning Centre, 580 Main St.
Facilitator: Judith Cameron

As an employer, what can you do if your employees are:

  • Being uncooperative?
  • Gossiping?
  • Undermining fellow employees or their employer?
  • Lying, cheating or stealing?
  • Being lazy?
  • Being aggressive or combative?
  • Not being motivated or challenged?
  • Hesitant to take on new tasks or assignments?
  • Disrupting the workplace?
  • “Ticking off” your clients or membership?

This workshop will look at some of the more common (and often annoying) behaviors in the workplace, the reasons behind them and identify ways to reduce or eliminate the turmoil and drama!
 

[ Register for Workshops ]


 The 2010 Strengthening Non-Profits Workshop Series is co-sponsored by the Canadian CED Network, Volunteer Manitoba, The Manitoba Community Services Council, and Spark.

 

 


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