HR Toolkit – M9: Diversity and Inclusion

$ 199

Time

1.0 Hours

Modules

4 Lessons

Learning Recognition Framework (LRF) Level

Level 3 Supervisor/Intermediate

Recognition Certificate

12k Enrolled

Course description

Institutionalize inclusion as a strategic imperative for organizational excellence. This course equips HR professionals and leaders in the food and beverage processing industry with a practical, scenario-based understanding of how diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) drive innovation, engagement, and organizational resilience. Participants will explore inclusive leadership frameworks, strategies to recognize and mitigate bias, and approaches for embedding equity into recruitment, retention, communication, and workplace policies. The course emphasizes aligning DEI initiatives with legal and human rights obligations, employer branding, and business performance. By integrating inclusion into organizational systems and leadership practices, organizations can strengthen collaboration, enhance employee experience, and position themselves for sustainable growth.

Skills you will learn:

  • Strategic DEI integration
  • Bias mitigation strategies
  • Equitable talent systems
  • Inclusive leadership frameworks

Learning Objectives

Upon completing this course, you will be able to:
  • Understand diversity and inclusion from multiple stakeholder perspectives by recognizing key issues for employees, employers, government bodies, and diversity organizations.
  • Define diversity and inclusion comprehensively by including both visible and invisible dimensions that shape individual differences and workplace experience.
  • Make the business case for D&I by summarizing five evidence-based reasons to invest, supported by policy, industry practice, research, and diversity organizations.
  • Apply Canadian workplace requirements and action steps by understanding legal obligations (human rights, equity/employment equity, harassment, accommodation) and implementing practical D&I initiatives that reflect Canada’s diverse workforce.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • HR professionals developing or managing diversity and inclusion programs.
  • Supervisors and managers leading diverse teams.
  • Business leaders committed to advancing equity and cultural awareness.

Course Outline & Major Topics

  1. Diversity and Inclusion in Canada Today
  2. Canada's Diverse Workforce
  3. Canada's Five-Generation Workforce
  4. Taking Action on Diversity and Inclusion

Course description

This course provides an understanding of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and the importance of having a food safety program. This introductory program outlines how every person working at that facility can have either a positive or a negative impact on food safety. Participants should be able to explain the benefits of a HACCP system, understand hazards and how they can be controlled, and the importance of GMP and Prerequisite Programs.

You will learn that food safety hazards are; biological, chemical, or physical substances that can make a food product unsafe to eat and cause illness, injury or death if consumed. You will also learn how biological, chemical, and physical hazards can be harmful to human health and how to prevent and control them.

Skills you will learn:

Food Safety

Cleaning

Quality Assurance

Hazards

Decumention

Pest Sources

Chemical Hazards

Learning Objectives

Once you have completed the course, you will have obtained the skills to understand the importance and benefits of food safety. What a HACCP system is and who invented it including:

Who Should Take This Course?

Course Outline & Major Topics

What is a Food Safety Program (HACCP System)

*Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in this course

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