HR Society goes digital

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TESTING THE WEBSITE: The website designer Maverick Kabelo(l) with client

The digital era has seen corporations transcending to online platforms for means of communication.

Of recent, The Human Resources Professionals’ Society has jumped onto this bandwagon, launching a website to advance the future of HR in Botswana.

The HR Society was founded for the purpose of developing Botswana’s Human Resources industry.

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Its mandate is to regulate the HR profession in Botswana through registering all HR professionals and to also regulate the consultancies operating in Botswana.

If there is anything the Covid-19 pandemic has taught us, it is that going digital offers convenience and ease.

The HR constituency could not agree more! According to the HR Society Botswana Secretary General, Opedi Manase, the website is one of the tools which will be used to advance the future of HR.

This, he says will be done through blogs, job placements and advertorials.

“Additionally, we use the website to disseminate HR knowledge and articles to assist HR professionals in their everyday work.”

Manase explained that the website is a necessity in ensuring that information is readily available to assist the HR professionals in their daily work-related issues.

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The website designer Maverick Kabelo of Focul Media House outlined the functionalities. “The website has all the information you need to know about the HR Society of Botswana. It has a membership page for HR professionals to register and a contact form that allows them to make an enquiry.”

He added: “For the general public, it has Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the society as well as a blog that will educate the public and HR professionals.”

The website is available to all members of the public at no cost and that they can use it to check if their HR professionals are accredited.

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