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Six Practices to Set the Tone on Your Team
March 1, 2024

ICMA releases the 6th edition of Effective Supervisory Practices with companion training series.

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Newly Revised! Effective Supervisory Practices Training Series
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Designed to help new and prospective managers become local government leaders, this six-part webinar series is based on the new Effective Supervisory Practices, 6th edition.
Talent Retention Toolbox: Strategies for Keeping Your Best Talent
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Free ICMA Coaching Webinar | Recording available to registrants
Navigating Workplace Challenges: Strategies to Maximize the Performance of Difficult Employees
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Free ICMA Coaching Webinar | Recording available to registrants
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Public Workforce Trends to Watch for in 2024
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Join the MissionSquare Research Institute for a free webinar covering workforce trends on the horizon for the new year.
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The Top 10 PM Magazine Articles of 2023
December 19, 2023

Looking back at the year's most popular articles

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iLGM members and staff pose for a photo with the ICMA delegation at the conclusion of the 2023 iLGM Conference.
Trending Issues that Resonate Worldwide: A Look into South African Local Government
December 27, 2023

Takeaways from the Institute of Local Government Management Conference that will resonate with local government professionals across the globe.

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The Retention Revolution: How to Create a Culture by Design with Your Upper Arrows
December 27, 2023

Adapting to the changing workforce to create a culture where people are not only satisfied, but loyal

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Innovation team members attend a Transforming Local Government conference.
Becoming and Remaining a High-Performing Organization
December 27, 2023

Committing to employee engagement, innovation, leadership, and making a difference in Johnson County, Kansas