
Expertise & Diversity
What We Do
Clients will experience how small changes at work have the biggest changes at home; and employers are the unique position to make those changes, resulting in safer, healthier and legally compliant organizations.
Read a sample of Success Stories here.
What HRE does for its clients (locally and nationally):
- Customized training of senior management (i.e. C-suite, Legal, HR) and supervisors in state and federal compliance, financial ramifications and effective tools for recognizing and assisting employees who may be victims, or offenders, of abuse.
- Tiered trainings to provide general awareness to all employees, more specialized training for supervisors, and advanced training for members of threat management teams.
- Staff level training for recognizing abusive relationships in themselves and/or others and appropriate communication with co-workers who may be victims, or offenders, of abuse.
- Trainings consist of lecture, interactive conversation, case examples, and skill practices.
- Generates customized policies and procedures addressing workplace and domestic violence.
- Reviews and updates existing domestic and workplace violence policies, and ensures these coordinate with employer's other policies.
- Establish relationship with the company's Employee Assistance Provider (EAP) to vet licensed counselors who are specifically trained and competent using current and safest methods to counsel victims of, or perpetrators of, domestic violence.
- If client does not have an EAP, HRE assists in procuring one.
- If EAP does not currently have counselors who are experienced with, and specialize in victim assistance or offender counseling, HRE makes referrals to EAP through established relationships.
- Provides electronic and hard copy manual of local and national resources.
- This is an in-depth, comprehensive workplace initiative with long term results. It includes on-going consulting and interaction for sustainable change.
Why?
Domestic abuse, employee personal issues and stressors, do not stay in the home. They follow the victims to work resulting in employee turnover, absenteeism from injuries and lost productivity due to extreme stress and related issues. This is a social problem, public health problem and also a business problem. Your goal, as a manager, business owner, or human resource professional, is to resolve employee issues that negatively impact your business practice - Human Resource Essential can make that happen for you.
We enable organizations to recognize the human costs, the financial costs and how to create an environment which create a safe place for employees to come forward for help and be referrals to the appropriate intervention.
This process leads management through state and federal compliance as a part of their current role and eliminates common "therapist role" concern.
We also provide employee training and public awareness programs to educate those not in management roles on what domestic abuse is, whom it affects, and the differences between popular myths and realistic facts. Attendees learn how to respond and resources for help - for themselves and for others.
Clients include Retailers, Insurance providers, Financial Institutions and Non-Profit Organizations.
Stephanie also consults to businesses that don't have Human Resources staff, or have HR staff but need a special project that requires extra time, external expertise, and external confidentiality. Her work primarily focuses on safety and domestic violence in the workplace; facilitating training and establishing policies and procedures.
Please see Training page for more information.
Experience speaks for itself:
Stephanie Angelo, SPHR, Founder and CEO of Human Resource Essential has been in the Human Resource field since 1988. She has held executive and administrative positions in Hospitality and Health Care, both in the profit and non-profit sectors.
- As a multiple award-winning expert in intimate partner violence's effects on the workplace, Stephanie ensures participants will walk away from her programs with practical ideas and skills which immediately inspire them and increase their ability to address this workplace issue. Clients report decreased turnover, reductions in workplace incidents, noticeable changes in affected individuals, and positive changes in corporate culture.
- Clients include insurance companies, financial institutions and retailers. She presents on a national level to organizations and conferences, primarily to Executives and Human Resource professionals. Previous conferences include Colorado Association for Victims Assistance, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) (several states), ASIS, Employee Assistance Providers Association, and several state Domestic Violence coalitions.
- Nominated for the local NAFE affiliate Impact for Enterprising Women's 2004 Celebration of Success Award, the 2004 Chandler Chamber of Commerce Community Award, the 2007 Arizona Woman Golden Heart of Business Award and the 2008 Phoenix Chamber of Commerce IMPACT award. In 2008 and 2009 Human Resource Essential Received the Best of Tempe Award by the U.S. Local Business Association (USBLA). Stephanie has been nominated twice for the Courage of Conviction Award through the Airzona Coalition Against Domestic Violence
- Facilitates programs which been approved for 2.25 recertification credit hours toward PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the Human Resource Certification Institute (HRCI).
- Stephanie is a professional member of the National Speakers Association (NSA), a past Board Member of National Speaker's Association-Arizona. She is a member of Society for Human Resource Management. She is a past member of two Phoenix-area domestic violence commissions.
- She was awarded the AZCADV 2010 Desert Sunflower award for Allies.
- In 2011 Human Resource Essential, LLC was named a Finalist in the Best Entrepreneur - Service Businesses - Up to 100 Employees category in the 8th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business.
- Human Resource Essential is listed on the Futures Without Violence (formerly Family Violence Prevention Fund) web site as a National Workplace Resource.
- She has received Arizona Peace Officers Standards Training board (AZPOST) certification.
- In addition, Stephanie served as the Senior Advisor, Intimate Partner Violence Organizational Impact and Training for the Center for Personal Protection and Safety.
- Stephanie currently serves on the Avon Program for Women and Justice Domestic Violence Advisory Committee Meeting.
See Stephanie’s Demo Video (5 minutes)
Listen to Stephanie’s one-hour interview on Outlaw Crime Radio
Stephanie Angelo with Managers on Domestic Violence (2 minutes)
A Funny Thing Happened On the Way to a Domestic Violence Training (2 minutes)
Industry Background
- Hospitality
- Financial Institutions
- Insurance Agencies
- Physician office practices
- Physician billing
- Document storage facilities
- Collection agencies
- Commercial and private aviation
- Construction
- Certified Paralegal
- Human Resources teaching certificate:
Maricopa Community Colleges
Memberships and Committees
- Member of the National Speakers Association
- Member of Employers Against Domestic Violence (EADV)
- Member Avon Foundation for Women and Justice/O'Connor House Domestic Violence Advisory Committee
- Society for Human Resource Management
- Consultant's Forum
- Served as Commissioner on the Chandler Domestic Violence Commission
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