HeyJaredAre Psychosocial Hazards Present in Your Workplace?
Are you able to confidently spot the psychosocial hazards your team may be facing? Caitlin Ible, an employment law expert from MinterEllison, joins us to provide the practical tips every leader needs to quickly and easily identify and minimize their team's psychosocial risks.
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Shrinking Big Changes Into Smaller Moments (opens the original)
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Are restructures causing distress and fatigue for your leaders and teams? We've found that whether people feel safe enough to be honest early about how a change is landing is the single biggest difference between changes that succeed and changes that don't. In this episode, Katie takes us behind the scenes of a large educational institution navigating a restructure, senior leadership changes and new psychosocial hazard obligations at the same time. She shares how they used the five HEART factors
Sensing Into Self-Doubt With AI Tools (opens the original)
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How are you protecting your team's strengths, confidence and connection as AI tools become part of everyday work? Our research found that burnt out workers who regularly use AI are using their strengths at less than half the rate of those who rarely use it, are carrying noticeably more self-doubt, and are more likely to turn to a chatbot than a colleague when they're stuck. In this episode, Michelle takes us behind the scenes of her own team's two-year experiment with AI, sharing why they set cl
Setting The Path To Minimize Risks (opens the original)
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How are you defining and measuring success when it comes to minimizing psychosocial risks? We found that when people's hopes in new controls waver, their levels of energy and commitment to the changes soon follow. In this episode, Katie takes us behind the scenes of a large regional council to share how they set a clear goal for success when it came to addressing a range of psychosocial challenges in a climate of limited resources and stretched budgets. She shares the practical steps they took t
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