Module I - Managing Employee Performance, Behaviour & Attitudes.
Module II - Managing People at Work.
The Goals:
As a result of attending this workshop delegates will have developed:
- A clearer understanding of human behaviour.
- A clear appreciation of how attitude affects behaviour and motivation.
- Be clearer on how to manage employee performance by:
- Having practiced performance appraisal interviewing.
- Having worked though discipline and grievance case studies and examples.
- To understand people problems at work.
- To identify and develop critical skills needed for stress management.
- To develop effective workplace interventions.
- To understand how to motivate & counsel others.
- To apply best practice in the management of employee problems.
The Delegates:
- Human Resource or Personnel staff at any Level.
- Risk management specialists.
- Managers involved in staff welfare.
- Staff nurses and occupational health nurses/personnel.
- Occupational Health and Medical staff.
- Those with an interest in the specific areas of staff welfare.
- Media and PR staff.
- Managers who are new to managing people and are looking for an insight into human behaviour.
- HR specialists who are advising on people issues may benefit form discussing some of the underlying assumptions about human behaviour and learning some new skills in applying assertive behaviour.
- Individuals who are curious about behaviour and attitudes and want to direct them to improved employee performance.
The Process:
This Course will be presented in a highly interactive presentation style. Individual and group activities, will intersperse the sessions. DVD presentations will highlight the major teaching features. A variety of Practical Sessions and Role Plays, and group inter-action are programmed into this Course. These sessions are most informative, inspiring, fun, and presented in a relaxing atmosphere, that is conducive to learning.
The Benefits:
- Be more effective as a manager or supervisor.
- Get the best out of your people.
- Have developed a clearer picture of their own attitudes and behaviour, and therefore also, of the motivation, attitudes and behaviour of other people.
- Improve your skills in practical performance management – such as appraisal, discipline and grievance.
- Develop practical skills in people management.
- Develop practical skills in trauma and crisis management.
- Learn how stress affects individual’s mental health at work.
- Actively identify and reduce stress in self and others.
- Learn the skills and knowledge necessary to motivate others.
The Core Competencies:
- Communication skills – oral and body language
- Interpersonal relationship skills
- Performance management
- Self - development
- Understanding of stress management theory & practice
- Apply effective stress management interventions in their workplace
- Able to implement an effective Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
- Understanding of PTSD and CISD
- Develop an effective motivation strategy
Module I: Managing Employee Performance, Behaviour & Attitudes:
Day 1: Performance and the Individual
- Psychological profiles - Jungian typology and understanding human behaviour.
- How competency frameworks support performance management.
- Human behaviour questionnaire.
- The Iceberg model to understand behaviour.
- Models of Performance Management.
Day 2: Managing Employee Performance
- The Johari Window model.
- Discipline, capability and grievance.
- Recognising the difference between Capability and conduct issues.
- The “rules of Natural Justice”.
- The purposes of discipline.
Day 3: The Assertiveness Model of Behaviour and Attitudes
- Inefficiency and box markings.
- Models of motivation and behaviour.
- Identifying and recognising the types of behaviour:
- Aggressive.
- Indirectly (aggressive).
- Passive (aggressive).
- Assertive.
- Communication skills.
- Being proactive with people.
Day 4: Exercises with Behaviour and Attitudes
- Managing performance -The Performance Appraisal Interview.
- Role plays – dealing with discipline and Grievance cases.
- Case studies –real stories explored and developed.
Day 5: Attitudes and Attitudes to Self
- The Behaviour mirror diagnostic tool.
- Social styles –a behaviour model.
- Programme review.
Module II: Managing People at Work:
Day 6: People Problems at Work
- Introduction to Human Psychology.
- Understanding people problems.
- Ways of helping people.
- Impact of work – performance issues.
- Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs).
Day 7: Understanding Stress
- What is stress? - Recognising the physical and behavioural signs, Stress in the mind and body.
- What contributes to workplace pressures?
- The impact of stress on personal performance – the positive and negative effects of stress.
- The symptoms of short term and long-term stress.
- Stress management techniques.
Day 8: Basic Counselling Skills
- What is communication?
- Techniques for interviewing/basic counselling skill.
- Developing Active listening skills.
- Understanding body language.
- SOLER Techniques for counselling.
Day 9: Understanding Motivation
- The Psychology of Motivation.
- Motivation at work.
- Team & Group Motivation.
- Reward.
- Case study: Absenteeism.
Day 10: Critical Incident Stress (CISD) and Trauma Counselling
- What constitutes a traumatic event.
- A Model for Workplace Trauma Management.
- Media Management, Preventive Training and Information.
- Debriefing & Grief Counselling.
- Traumatic stress and Post traumatic Stress Disorder.
Language: English.
Place: London – UK.
Venue (TBC): Radisson Edwardian Sussex Hotel (Address: 19-25 Granville Place, Marylebone, London W1H 6PA – UK).