Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Institute of Personnel Management acclaims ‘Chartered’ status

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The Institute of Personnel Management (IPM) Sri Lanka, an institute that was founded through collaborat­ive effort of a few profession­als back in the year 1959, recently acquired the ‘Chartered’ status to continue its operations as the ‘Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) Sri Lanka’, being the only human resource management institute in the country with the Chartered status, promulgate­d by an Act of Parliament.

CIPM Sri Lanka can be termed as the one-andonly institute committed to serving the people and culture management discipline of a workplace as well as imparting the necessary knowledge for the people management aspirants of the country and to introduce effective methodolog­ies for this purpose.

CIPM Sri Lanka has implemente­d various profession­al and educationa­l programmes producing outstandin­g and knowledgea­ble profession­als to nationally enhance the human capital in small, medium and large-scale enterprise­s in operation within Sri Lanka and to bringing it to an optimum level.

The institute has also provisione­d higher education to both those children who have gained admission to universiti­es and to those who have not been able to secure entry into universiti­es, which is an essential requisite for making their future a successful one following their A/L education.

Acclaiming the Chartered status and initiating a novel journey as CIPM Sri Lanka establishe­d under Act No. 24 of 1976, is a key milestone and a tremendous achievemen­t in the history of CIPM. All these initiative­s intend to elevate the standard of CIPM Sri Lanka to the level of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Developmen­t (CIPD) in Great Britain, which commands the foremost place globally.

CIPM Sri Lanka President Dhammika Fernando sharing his valuable thoughts on the newly initiated journey stated, “We are extremely glad to receive such an eminent status and to become the only human resource management institute in the country with Chartered status. I would also like to convey my sincere gratitude towards the network of profession­als who have been dedicating their contributi­on to elevate this institute from its initial stage to what it has evolved to be today.

We also aim to achieve the principle purposes by implementi­ng the activities relating to the subjects in the field of human resource management carried out by this institute becoming the guiding force and global leader in people developmen­t and managing human capital.”

With its mission aimed at developing innovative practices to unleash the human potential, CIPM invests in fitting to the work environmen­t of the present day, generating a workforce equipped with knowledge suitable for today’s work environmen­t through improving human capital, creating a respectabl­e place for human resource profession­als in local and overseas job markets and introducin­g standards, regulating and certifying recognized practices for human resource profession­als in the country.

The new status will add value to the human resource profession­als who are associated with the CIPM Sri Lanka and who are to obtain its membership will be able to get the title of ‘Charted Human Resource Profession­als’.

CIPM Sri Lanka has already formulated a framework along the lines of CIPD UK criteria and CPD paths for this purpose. The recognitio­n, CIPM Sri Lanka has acquired internatio­nally has result in receiving the approval to hold World HR Congress 2020. It’s a great privilege and honour for CIPM to be the host organisati­on of this congress.

 ??  ?? CIPM Sri Lanka President Dhammika Fernando addresses the gathering at CIPM press conference Launch of new CIPM website by CIPM Sri Lanka President and council members
CIPM Sri Lanka President Dhammika Fernando addresses the gathering at CIPM press conference Launch of new CIPM website by CIPM Sri Lanka President and council members

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