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February 7, 2013 - In This Issue:
THAT'S PRIVATE!
Get the Facts on Your Obligations under PIPEDA
  
David Carrick, a Partner with the Winnipeg Law firm of Aikins, MacAulay and Thorvaldson LLP, will present a comprehensive session on PIPEDA-the federal government's Personal Information, Protection and Electronic Documents Act. He will review existing obligations under PIPEDA in terms of the collection, use, disclosure and retention of personal information, alert you of amendments to PIPEDA that are working their way through Parliament that will dramatically change how your organization will need to respond to a breach of privacy, identify liability minefields, and provide practical advice to reduce your organization's risk of non-compliance. Employer's use of their employee's Facebook postings will also be discussed, as well as the possible liability to your organization.

 

This workshop will be held on March 14, 2013, from 9:00am -12:00pm. 
  
COST: SPECIAL PRICE $49.00; Regular $99.00
  
For more information please click here, or to register for this workshop, please contact Patricia Walker at 204-957-7437 or email pwalker@mtec.mb.ca or register@mtec.mb.ca

EMBRACING DIVERSITY IN THE WORKPLACE
Disability Sensitivity Training

As a result of the first session filling up so quickly and several people requesting another session, we are pleased to offer a second complimentary "Embracing Diversity in the Workplace - Disability Sensitivity Training", on March 8, 2013 from 900am-12:00pm. For more information, please click here.  

To register for this session, contact Alexa Clayton, Communications & Support, SAFE Hospitality at 204-694-SAFE or email alexa@safehospitality.com or register@mtec.mb.ca.   

MTEC is Moving!

 

The last week of March, MTEC will be moving to our new location at 75 Scurfield Blvd., Unit 3.
 

We are looking forward to having a space that is on one floor, which will make it wheelchair accessible. The new location will also have larger classrooms and meeting rooms, and be conveniently located on a major bus route.
 

We look forward to seeing you in our new location!

  

Attention Event Coordinators & Planners!

  

It is an exciting time to be an event planner! Event planners are being called upon to develop and stage a number of events every year.
 

Whether you are new to the industry or established in your career, MTEC's 3- Part Training Series for Event Coordinators and Planners will provide the tools to assist you in planning an event from start to finish, covering areas such as administration, marketing, human resources, risk management and more!

This series will also be very beneficial for those of you who may not have the title of 'Event Planner', but you are the person in your organization who performs that function as part of your position, ie: organizing the annual golf tournament, AGM, conference, etc.
 
A comprehensive emerit Event Coordinator Workbook, valued at $85.00 is included.


Our upcoming workshop series will be held on February 8, February 15 and February 22.  


Please click here for more information.


Coming Soon to a City Near You: The Tourism Town Hall Series


TIAC is pleased to announce details of the inaugural Tourism Town Hall series, a collection of open meetings between TIAC, the Canadian Tourism Commission and grassroots tourism stakeholders.

 

These FREE interactive sessions are intended to provide you with unparalleled insight on how TIAC and the CTC are working to grow the visitor economy. The open forum also provides a unique opportunity for you to share your ideas on how we can make Canada's tourism industry more competitive.
 

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The Importance of Safety Training

 

In 2011 the Accommodation and Restaurant sector in Manitoba incurred 1,320 injuries. Although this sector is considered "low-risk", 1,320 injuries in one year is a significant number of unnecessary injuries. Our aim is to take this sector from "low-risk" to no-risk.

 

In 2011 alone, 31,707 workers were injured at work in Manitoba and 34 workers didn't ever return home. Employers have the greatest degree of authority and control over the operations of the workplace, therefore they also carry the greatest responsibility for workplace safety and health. It is a basic right for workers to be properly trained so they are aware of their roles, aware of hazards involved with the job, confident in carrying out their task's and are trained in the safest way to perform their jobs.

 

Many believe that young workers are the most "at-risk" in the workplace due to lack of experience or training. Statistics show that it is actually the 45-55 year olds that have had the most injuries in their age group in Manitoba since 2007. Not only is it extremely important for young workers to receive a proper orientation and training, but it is equally important to ensure our older workers are re-trained whenever a work process is altered or a new piece of equipment is introduced into the workplace. Training should be provided by a competent person and should include methods to evaluate training needs, check for understanding and a mechanism to ensure training is implemented and updated as required. Another way to ensure older workers are more comfortable in their workplace is to implement ergonomically friendly workstations. Implementing these changes can increase productivity and morale in the workplace, while decreasing the amount of musculoskeletal injuries.

  

Upcoming Safety Training

 

    

Ergonomics in the Workplace

February 19 |  8:30am-12:00pm  |  More Info

COST: FREE

 

Food Handler Certificate 

February 22 |   8:30am-4:30pm   | More Info
 
COST: $115.00+GST

 

Diversity in the Workplace - Disability Sensitivity Training

March 8   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

COST: FREE

 

For additional information, or to register for upcoming workshops, please contact Alexa at: alexa@safehospitality.com or by calling 204-694-7233.  



February & March Training

 

Keep Your Business Profitable - Invest Your Time In Training!

    

*We are offering 15 complimentary seats for many of the following sessions. Sign up now!

  

*Handling Difficult Situations

February 11 |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

*Retail Loss Prevention

February 12 |  9:00am-12:00pm  | More Info

  

*Building Self-Confidence: How It Can Benefit You and Your  Company

February 13 |  8:30am-11:30am  |  More Info

 

*Professional Telephone Skills

February 14 |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info 

 

*Ergonomics in the Workplace

February 19 |  8:30am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

*LinkedIn For Business

February 21 |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

Fundamentals of Human Resource Management

February 27 |   9:00am-4:00pm   |  More Info

COST: $149.00+GST

 

*Build a TEAM Culture: Teambuilding & Conflict Resolution

March 7    |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info 

 

*Diversity in the Workplace - Disability Sensitivity Training

March 8    |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

Facebook for Business

March 12   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

THAT'S PRIVATE! Get the Facts on your Obligations under PIPEDA

March 14   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

COST: SPECIAL PRICE! $49.00+GST; Regular $99.00+GST

 

*Motivating & Giving Positive Feedback

March 15   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

*Staff Retention: How to Attract & Keep the Good Ones!

March 19   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

*Retail Display & Visual Presenation

March 21   |  9:00am-12:00pm  |  More Info

 

Contact MTEC at 204-957-7437 or email register@mtec.mb.ca
 

All courses will be held at the MTEC Learning Centre, Suite 100 - 1534 Gamble Place, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

 

 

 

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