Center for Global Best Practices

Learning from others is the fastest way to gain knowledge. But learning from the experience of others is the least expensive and most practical route in solving labor disputes. If you want to build a strong and solid set of policies for your company aligned to Supreme Court (SC) decisions and rulings, then this pioneering program is a must!  The Center for Global Best Practices will host a special program entitled, “ Critical Supreme Court Decisions on Labor Law Disputes ” on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 at the Manila Marriott Hotel, Pasay City, Philippines. Update yourself on the most recent Supreme Court decisions on Labor cases that your management can use to help you improve your HR policies and contracts, guide your organization with the right strategies in employee engagements, and provide you remedies in resolving and preventing disastrous labor problems. Whether you are a business owner, a policy-maker, an HR practitioner or a lawyer who would like to be up-to-date

With the growing free-trade agreements of the Philippines with other countries, tariff barriers have been lowered if not removed totally. This development has encouraged more businesses to import and export goods to and from different countries. For trade transactions, buyers and sellers prefer Letters of Credit (LC) – a payment mode which is safe, secure and the most acceptable legal tender of payment especially for parties who dont know each other and requires the safest way to get paid as a seller and for the buyer to get receive the goods according to one's expected quality and specifications. To help you fully understand the use of LC, the Center for Global Best Practices will hold a two-day training entitled, “ Mastering the Use of LC for Import and Export ” on Thursday and Friday, May 24 & 25, 2018 at the Manila Marriott Hotel, Pasay City, Philippines. Master the nine (9) different types of LC and use it for your businesses advantage. Get practical tips on ho

PROTOCOL  is the universal language of diplomacy with a set of rules of conduct for those in business, government, politics, and any social gatherings. Leaders  must learn protocol to command more respect and gain a mark of distinction as someone with education, class finesse and skills at handling different types of people and situations. This is applicable for all government officials, diplomats, business people and for all social classes. To equip you with the right knowledge and skills on this, the Center for Global Best Practices will host a special program entitled, “ Best Practices in Business and Government Protocol ” on Friday, May 18, 2018 at the EDSA Shangri-La Hotel, Mandaluyong City, Philippines. Some examples of protocol are:    1) You never sit the president or head of state with his back behind a door for         safety reasons.    2) You give the seat of honor to your important guest in riding a car, airplane,         or other mode of transport.    3)