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Building Resilience in a Local Government Organisation


Research shows that about 40 per cent of workers feel over-worked and pressured to the point where it can result in anxiety, depression and illness1. Job stress is a substantial contributor to lessened productivity and focus, as well as having adverse impacts on mental and physical health.


Recognising a need in this area, Because developed the Building Resilience Program. It is a practical two-day program developed to provide people with effective tools, strategies and self insight to increase their ability to "bounce back" in times of increasing work pressures and uncertainty.


In November 2008, Because ran a pilot program within a Victorian City Council: a local government authority. This organisation had recognised that, due to a large population growth in their area, as well as limits on resourcing, their people needed to do more with less, and so were feeling stretched.


To read more about this program click here



Canon Triggers Employee Self-Discovery Strategy


In the course of these turbulent times and economic uncertainty, many employees feel anxious about their future, constrained and frustrated in their career, and may subsequently become disengaged.  For organisations endeavoring to save costs, whilst increasing revenues and profitability, this can be a very complicated and delicate situation.


Disbursing out millions of dollars in redundancy payouts is not necessarily the best or most effective solution for the organisation to stay competitive, or for the employee to maintain their resilience, confidence and self-esteem.


Canon Australia recently embarked on a unique journey to inspire and stimulate their employees to take responsibility and ownership for their careers, which is critical during tough economic periods.


Click here to read more.

 
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