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MNL Annual Convention & Trade Show: St. John's - Oct 6-8, 2016
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Celebrating 20 years of Tidy Towns: 1996 - 2016
Some of our community judging dates have been set! Keep checking the MNL website and Tidy Towns Facebook page for updates and details!
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Greenwood Inn & Suites, Corner Brook - Friday, June 24, 2016 - 9am - 2pm
Mastering Difficult Conversations
with Heather Peters, Senior Consultant & HR Coach, Knightsbridge Robertson Surette.
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All leaders and their teams struggle with having the ‘difficult’ conversations in a timely and effective manner. These conversations are never easy but often critical to the development of the individual and the team. Having these difficult conversations effectively and doing appropriate follow up can help increase employee engagement and minimize conflict, essentially ‘nipping conflict in the bud’. Sadly however, difficult situations can lead to harassment, bullying and violence in the workplace therefore we will also discuss some basic protocols and best practice to ensure any incidents are dealt with effectively, respecting both parties and hopefully not escalating to a formal investigation.
The goal of this session is to give participants strategies and tips to master these difficult conversations through feedback, listening and asking the right questions and how to deal once elevated due to bullying, harassment and violence.
This workshop qualifies under the Gas Tax Agreement and is eligible for
Matched Training Financial Assistance.
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Creating Sustainable Communities and Regions:
Experiences from the Netherlands
Dr. John Dagevos explores the idea that sustainable development requires the adoption of a common language by environmental organizations, employers, farming organizations, and all stakeholders.
Attend in person at St. Pat’s in Woody Point, via webinar, or through video link at AA5014, Memorial University, St. John's Campus.
Wednesday, June 22nd, 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admission is free, but registration is required. Register Now |
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SPACE STILL AVAILABLE FOR
ST. JOHN'S WORKSHOP
St. John's - Memorial University
Room, ED2030B, McCann Centre, Education Building
Why is this workshop important?
It is really important that town staff and elected officials in charge of making decisions about drinking water in their town know how to use the water resources portal (an online tool). The water resources portal is where all important drinking water reports for your town are stored. There will be a tutorial about this at the workshop. There will also be lively discussion in the afternoon, with provincial officials present, where we can all talk about what we need to move forward with solutions on the local, regional and provincial level. If you have any questions at all call or e-mail Sarah Minnes: telephone: 709-630-0287 or email: water@municipalnl.ca
Who should come?
There are a few new provincial initiatives underway and we will explain how town clerks, councillors and mayors will play a role.
This workshop qualifies under the Gas Tax Agreement and is eligible for
Matched Training Financial Assistance.
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