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BECOME PUBLISHED IN YOUR FIELD!

HR Times is a quarterly, local human resources magazine endorsed by the SHRM Delaware State Council. Subscribers include SHRM Chapter and SHRM At-Large Members, business leaders and local HR professionals.

We are currently collecting articles and content for the first issue, to be launched at the Delaware Annual HR Conference in November. We are also in the process of reviewing articles and content for future issues of the magazine. Though quarterly, we look for information that our readers can return to as a reference.

Articles could include topics from these subjects: Employee Relations, Training and Development, Compensation and Benefits, Recruitment and Ret ention, and Legal and/or Legislative Updates. Articles should be resource-information focused; plugging of products or services will not be accepted within the article itself.

Articles are submitted on a voluntary basis and run from 500 words for content to as many as 2,500 for a featured piece; on average articles run between 1,000 and 1,500 words.

Authors are allowed a 50 word biography where they can plug their products or services, and a high-resolution (300 dpi) photo image. Photos should be taken with a professional-setting background.

Photographs for article are also accepted on a volunteer basis with credit to the photographer. Photographs must be a minimum of 300 dpi. We reserve the right to deny photographs at our discretion. Photographs should be mailed on disk to the address provided below.

  • Article interest must be known by August 1, 2008. Submission deadline for the inaugural issue is September 8, 2008. Submission of articles does not guara ntee publishing.

  • Articles and content must be approved by the SHRM Delaware State Council. HR Times reserves the right to edit all articles.

  • Submit articles via Microsoft Word document to Tim Sardano at tsardano@EmploymentTimesOnline.com./

  • Photos should be submitted on disk to: Tim Sardano, Employment Times, Inc., P.O. Box 1178, Auburn, ME 04211

  • Deadlines: Article Interest: August 1, 2008
  • Article Submission: September 8, 2008
  • Advertising: September 26, 2008
  • LAUNCH: November 18, 2008
    Delaware HR Conference and approximately 1,500 mailed subscriptions

    Contact Info:
    SHRM Delaware State Council: Lynne LePore, lleporewithSHRM@comcast.net

    Advertising:
    Heather Banester Bassett, 1-866-657-5444, HRTimes@EmploymentTimesOnline.com

    Editorial:
    Tim Sardano, tsardano@EmploymentTimesOnline.com

    SHRM Sponsors Funding for HR Internships
    The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) Board of Directors recently announced the availability of funding to support HR internships. Students studying HR at the undergraduate or graduate level are invited to apply and compete for funding to help support themselves during a summer or fall 2008 HR internship. This financial support underscores SHRMs commitment to the next generation of HR professionals by providing an opportunity for students to take advantage of internship opportunities that will help them prepare for their career.
    Apply now! Details at www.shrm.org/hreducation/help.asp


    Vickie McCardell, PHR, receives the 2007 Ron Shane HR Lifetime Achievement Award. At yesterday's Delaware State HR Conference, Frank B. Ingraham, Jr., SPHR and Delaware State HR Council Director, announced that Vickie was selected to receive the highest recognition in Delaware's HR community for her contribution to the profession. She is State HR Council Director-Elect, past-president of Delaware SHRM and Human Resources Manager at the International Reading Association. Congratulations! Link.

    Delaware State HR Conference and Governor's 3R Conference were huge successes. For a report on the events: Link.

    Future events:

    Workplace Wellness ROI: Health as Human Capital
    Tuesday, September 9, 2008
    Cavalier Country Club
    5:30 Dinner Meeting
    Approved for 1 HRCI Credit

    A Practical Roadmap for HR Professionals to Build a More Vibrant Enterprise In this engaging and though-provoking session, industry expert Jeff Ronald, M.S. imparts a distillation of the latest best practices in wellness programming to reduce healthcare costs and raise workforce productivity. Gain actionable steps regarding how to evaluate and implement the right type of program for your organization, plus the keys to measuring and sustaining sound ROI. Jeff has delivered this interactive presentation to the Virginia and Pennsylvania State SHRM summits, the Maryland Eastern Shore Summit, and contributed content to the Maryland State summit.

    Transform expanded HR knowledge into measurable gains:

  • 1. Understand the step by step process to evaluate your organization's population health management (wellness) needs with tried and tested assessment tools.
  • 2. Gain actionable steps to simplify the implementation of evidence based, outcome oriented wellness programs. Plus, learn about an emerging technology trend to reduce program costs: e-wellness!
  • 3. Learn how to measure wellness program ROI and the keys to sustaining positive financial outcomes.

    Jeff Ronald, M.S. has a rich and diverse background which includes 11 years in international business development with W. L. Gore (the Gore-Tex tm people). After earning a Master's in Health (Medical) Psychology from PCOM in 2004, Jeff worked in primary care as a health psychologist collaborating with physicians to treat patient conditions ranging from high blood-pressure to chronic pain. Prior to that, Jeff directed health programs and taught psychology at Cecil College. Jeff is the founder/director of PINNACLE Health Solutions and conducts workplace wellness programs across the US and in Europe.

    Dinner Meeting

    5:30 p.m. Networking
    6:20 p.m. Dinner
    6:45 p.m. Speaker
    8:00 p.m. Adjournment


    Register:

    Please register by noon Sept 5, 2008. Pre-registration and payment will allow you avoid the line at the meeting and save money! The cost is: $30.00 for DE SHRM Members and $40.00 for nonmembers and guests.

    For registrations received after noon on Friday, September 5, 2008 and walk-ins, the cost is: $40.00 for DE SHRM Members and $45.00 for nonmembers and guests.


    For full refund, cancellations must be received by noon September 8, 2008. If your registration is not canceled by the deadline, and you do not attend the meeting, you will be billed for its cost.

    Speed Networking Event
    Monday, August 18, 2008
    Kid Shelleen's
    14th & Scott Streets, Wilmington, DE
    5:30 to 7:30 PM
    RSVP: Lsample@deshrm.org
    Directions: http://www.kidshelleens.com
    Hosted and Sponsored by The Delaware SHRM State Council
    DESHRM and DelMarVa Chapter

    Cool off from the sumner heat by taking your networking skills to a new level. Develop the best strateyg for being remembered long after the event.

    Come prepared to meet new people from the two Delaware Chapters and learn valuable career enhancing benefits of local chapter membership!

    The event will be facilitated by Carol Kleiman,Founder of Attwood/Kleiman Group along with other leaders from the Delaware State Council and SHRM Chapters.

    The event is free, so make your reservation today. There is a limit of 50 people so don't miss the fun.


    Delaware SHRM meetings and conference offer high quality professional development programs with recognized speakers who are experts in their fields. Network with your fellow HR professionals, too. Link.

    Did you know that the Delaware SHRM quarterly newsletter is online? It's easy to subscribe. Simply go to link. You'll find our most current newsletter, along with a box for Subscribing in the lefthand column. Sign up today!


    Ready resources:

    Villanova University's Certificate in Professional Human Resource Management program is an ideal way to help prepare for the PHR/SPHR examination. Delaware SHRM is once again partnering with Villanova in offering this program. Starting August 25, 2008, the course will run for 13 Monday evenings from 6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. at JP Morgan Chase in Newark. The Certificate Program is offered in full partnership with SHRM, the 2008 SHRM Learning System is used in the course, and the program can also be taken for professional development purposes or to earn 39 HRCI recertification credit hours.Link

    Delaware State Council for SHRM: The State Council helps the two local SHRM chapters, including Delaware SHRM, serve the HR profession. Learn more by visiting the new web site: http://delawaresc.shrm.org/.

    Job search help: Delaware SHRM online Job Center for local open positions. Link. Attend our monthly chapter meetings to network with local HR professionals, hear about open positions and enhance your knowledge with our professional development programs. Calendar.

    Best practices: SHRM's HR Toolkits for resources, articles, links, and other practical information on more than fifty HR topics. For SHRM national members.

    Fast and easy information from SHRM's HR Knowledge Center. Available 24/7 to SHRM national members: salary survey directory, disaster recovery planning information, spreadsheet templates to calculate and compile HR metrics and more. For quick HR-related questions, talk to an SHRM Information Specialist online during business hours.

    Salary information: SHRM's Salary Survey Directory can assist you in locating, using and aging salary survey data; adjusting salaries to account for cost of living differentials; and avoiding antitrust issues related to compensation benchmarking.

    Public policy: Help shape public policy affecting the HR profession with SHRM's HRVoice and write your elected officials today!

    SHRM Foundation funds research, publications and education to advance the HR profession and enhance the effectiveness of HR professionals. To learn more about how it can help you be a more effective HR practitioner, go to: www. shrm.org/foundation/.

    Many more resources at Delaware SHRM's Resource Center.


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    For 30 years we have provided our members with high quality monthly programs featuring respected speakers and pertinent topics. Our members also benefit from up-to-date information on legislative affairs, take advantage of our job bank, and keep abreast of news and information that affects HR professionals. We are affiliated with the Society for Human Resource Management, Chapter #206.

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