Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The HR Council for the Non-profit Sector (HR Council) is a forum for dialogue and action on
workplace and labour force issues in the non-profit sector. As a convener, research instigator
and information-sharing body, the HR Council aims to:
Build and share knowledge
Promote good HR practices
Foster training and learning opportunities
Provide leadership on HR issues
Engage non-profit organizations in the work.
The HR Council is a member of The Alliance of Sector Councils and is funded primarily through
the Government of Canada's Sector Council Program. Sector councils are permanent
organizations that bring together representatives with different perspectives from key
stakeholder groups that share a commitment to identify and act on the issues and skills needs
that are most important to a given sector.
The HR Council is guided by a Board of Directors who represent a range of voluntary and non-
profit sector stakeholders including employers, employees, senior managers, educational
institutions and labour organizations from across Canada.
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HR Toolkits
The website provides three HR Toolkits – one each for Board Members, Managers and
Employees. The HR Toolkits are organized in a similar way with content useful for each
audience. The manager’s toolkit is the most extensive—a copy of the index is contained as
Appendix 1. The toolkits provide free practical tools, resources and information on HR
management and workplace issues for voluntary and non-profit organizations.
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Appendix 1
HR Planning
Strategic HR Planning
Operational HR Planning
Succession Planning
Risk Management in HR
The Board's Role in HR
Compensation & Benefits
Diversity at Work
Legislation and Policies
Supporting Employees with Disabilities
Supporting Employees from Different Cultural Backgrounds
Supporting Employees from the GLBTQ Community
Generational Differences in the Workplace
Gender Equity
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