The Manager's Guide to Reducing Workplace Sickies
Although sickies are often joked about as being an Australian institution, they cost Australia billions of dollars every year. Of course, sick days are inevitable but some sickies are signs of despair and some sickies are discretionary.
Every manager who attends this breakthrough program receives a “managing workplace sickies workbook” written by a psychologist to help reduce the amount of sickies in your organisation.
Sick of self
From time to time, people feel low esteem. Self motivation ebbs and tasks become chores. When people are sick of themselves they often feel more isolated and find it difficult to get back on track.
Identifying the signs of low esteem and low morale
Learning terminology that should be avoided
Peppering in some pick-me-up through the day
Keeping communication lines open
Rewarding and recognise tasks
Sick of colleagues and people
You might notice that some of your people are not themselves. They just don’t seem to care about their colleagues. They become indifferent and often focus more on the process than the person.
Identifying signs of disillusionment
Thomas Killman Conflict Model
Improving staff morale
The power of positive communications
Working with different personalities
Being aware that the team is only as strong as the least committed performer
Sick of work
This is the number #1 cause of discretionary sick days in the workplace. The employee is sick of the workplace. When that alarm goes off in the morning, they groan and look for options to take a sickie. These employees often have a hostage mentality and they are disengaged from your organisation.
Identifying the signs of “sick of work”
Employee engagement — who cares?
The psychology of Adams' equity theory
Role ambiguity #1 cause of workplace disillusionment
Generation differences what can you do?
Sick of Pressure
Throughout our working lives we face constant hurdles and struggle points. Occasionally employees reach crisis points and either bottle up the pressure or explode. Learn proven methods to regulate and release the levels of stress and anxiety in the workplace.
Being aware of negative self talk
Proven methods to relax and unwind
Unravelling your thoughts and positive self talk
Stress reduction techniques even on the busiest of days
Being resilient at work – Does resilience really matter?
Sick Sick
When you’re sick you’re sick. That is why the sick days are there. Usually you don’t want sick people in the workplace and you would much prefer them at home resting and recuperating. However in this session participants learn ways to avoid and reduce the amount of bacterial based germs in the workplace. And you also learn some ideas on how to keep employees fit and healthy.
The cost of sickness - ABS statistics
Being proactive instead of reactive
Reducing the length of recovery time
The impact of showing empathy
4 Benefits of running this course
When employees hear that sickies are on the radar, discretionary sickies decrease immediately.
Some sick days are signs of despair that are completely missed by managers.
Some workplace sickness is preventable.
Learn to reduce recovery times and increase productivity
THE NUTS AND BOLTS
This program can be conducted as in-house training on site anywhere in Australia.
GUIDELINES
Group Size: An ideal group size is 4?–12 participants.
Venue: For your convenience, you can choose to conduct this program at your offices. Alternatively, we can provide a training venue at a small additional cost
Duration: This program is conducted as a one day course.
Cost: Upon request.
Target Audience: Senior management, middle management, team leaders and supervisors.
Look at what you receive within 24 hours at no cost:
a program outline
a bio of a proposed facilitator
training cost and possible training dates (if requested)
Contact us today
Preferred Training Networks
Phone: 1300 323 752
Email: mail@preftrain.com
Website: www.preftrain.com
The Manager's Guide to Reducing Workplace Sickies
Although sickies are often joked about as being an Australian institution, they cost Australia billions of dollars every year. Of course, sick days are inevitable but some sickies are signs of despair and some sickies are discretionary.
Every manager who attends this breakthrough program receives a “managing workplace sickies workbook” written by a psychologist to help reduce the amount of sickies in your organisation.
Sick of self
From time to time, people feel low esteem. Self motivation ebbs and tasks become chores. When people are sick of themselves they often feel more isolated and find it difficult to get back on track.
Identifying the signs of low esteem and low morale
Learning terminology that should be avoided
Peppering in some pick-me-up through the day
Keeping communication lines open
Rewarding and recognise tasks
Sick of colleagues and people
You might notice that some of your people are not themselves. They just don’t seem to care about their colleagues. They become indifferent and often focus more on the process than the person.
Identifying signs of disillusionment
Thomas Killman Conflict Model
Improving staff morale
The power of positive communications
Working with different personalities
Being aware that the team is only as strong as the least committed performer
Sick of work
This is the number #1 cause of discretionary sick days in the workplace. The employee is sick of the workplace. When that alarm goes off in the morning, they groan and look for options to take a sickie. These employees often have a hostage mentality and they are disengaged from your organisation.
Identifying the signs of “sick of work”
Employee engagement — who cares?
The psychology of Adams' equity theory
Role ambiguity #1 cause of workplace disillusionment
Generation differences what can you do?
Sick of Pressure
Throughout our working lives we face constant hurdles and struggle points. Occasionally employees reach crisis points and either bottle up the pressure or explode. Learn proven methods to regulate and release the levels of stress and anxiety in the workplace.
Being aware of negative self talk
Proven methods to relax and unwind
Unravelling your thoughts and positive self talk
Stress reduction techniques even on the busiest of days
Being resilient at work – Does resilience really matter?
Sick Sick
When you’re sick you’re sick. That is why the sick days are there. Usually you don’t want sick people in the workplace and you would much prefer them at home resting and recuperating. However in this session participants learn ways to avoid and reduce the amount of bacterial based germs in the workplace. And you also learn some ideas on how to keep employees fit and healthy.
The cost of sickness - ABS statistics
Being proactive instead of reactive
Reducing the length of recovery time
The impact of showing empathy
4 Benefits of running this course
When employees hear that sickies are on the radar, discretionary sickies decrease immediately.
Some sick days are signs of despair that are completely missed by managers.
Some workplace sickness is preventable.
Learn to reduce recovery times and increase productivity
THE NUTS AND BOLTS
This program can be conducted as in-house training on site anywhere in Australia.
GUIDELINES
Group Size: An ideal group size is 4?–12 participants.
Venue: For your convenience, you can choose to conduct this program at your offices. Alternatively, we can provide a training venue at a small additional cost
Duration: This program is conducted as a one day course.
Cost: Upon request.
Target Audience: Senior management, middle management, team leaders and supervisors.
Look at what you receive within 24 hours at no cost:
a program outline
a bio of a proposed facilitator
training cost and possible training dates (if requested)
Contact us today
Preferred Training Networks
Phone: 1300 323 752
Email: mail@preftrain.com
Website: www.preftrain.com
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