The Board Planning meeting will be held on August 4, 2022 and the Board of Trustees Meeting will be held on August 5, 2022, at the Renaissance Austin Hotel, 9721 Arboretum Blvd, Austin, TX 78759.
The November 18, 2021 Board of Trustees and Annual Member meeting will be held in Austin. Location to be determined soon.
Confidentiality issues continue to plague community centers. Pam Beach, General Counsel for the Risk Management Fund, will address many of the questions she receives continually about confidentiality issues. Pam will address confidentiality requirements, disclosures, consent issues, medical records requests, and responding to subpoenas. We will try to leave some time at the end for your […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. One thing is certain, at some point in time you will attend meetings in your professional life. Whether you are the leader charged with calling and conducting the meeting, or a participant who needs to contribute vital information within […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Successful Delegation: The Cure for “Do it Yourself”: Time is a finite asset, so efficient use of time is critical in order to ensure high performance. Your effective leadership and efficient management allow you and your team to achieve […]
This training is available at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. In today’s workplace, change is constant. When we analyze the effect of change, it is important to consider the personal impact on those affected and help them navigate the process. In this workshop, we will: Understand the impact of […]
This training is available at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Every supervisor is responsible for making sure their employees can do the job they are hired to do. Employees need to demonstrate accountability and at times require positive and corrective discipline to guide them to perform. During this session, […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Ergonomics at Work & Home Our goal is to provide the Home Office worker as well as the Traditional Office worker with information about what can be easily corrected in their work area. In addition, we hope it will […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Designed for Supervisors/Managers/Leaders The skill needed to be a Supervisor is difficult even when you can spend time, face-to-face with employees. Managing people remotely is even more difficult. It requires a unique mindset and a strategy to support, empathize, […]
This training is available at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Coaching is an invaluable skill for supervisors. Coaching is the process of developing and supporting employees in their professional growth. In this webinar, participants will learn to: Define what coaching is – and isn’t Discuss coaching opportunities Review the […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. Successful Delegation: The Cure for “Do it Yourself”: Time is a finite asset, so efficient use of time is critical in order to ensure high performance. Your effective leadership and efficient management allow you and your team to achieve […]
This training is available at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. In today’s workplace, change is constant. When we analyze the effect of change, it is important to consider the personal impact on those affected and help them navigate the process. In this workshop, we will: Understand the impact of […]
This webinar is provided at no cost to TCRMF members. Non-members are not eligible to attend. In today’s demanding workplace it is critical for Leaders to manage their stress and the stress of other employees. This is critical with the added stress of quarantine and different work/home priorities. The high price of stress can cause […]
