Bullying and harassment have no place in a Catholic workplace. Catholic Social Teaching holds that work is dignified and an intrinsic good, and that workers must always be respected and valued. Bullying is also costly. According to statistics recently released by Safe Work Australia, work-related bullying and harassment accounts for 20% of serious mental health…
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Ask and you shall receive! Due to popular demand and following the success of our first webinar in November, our new training calendar features a new webinar series with a selection of exciting new topics. What’s on? WEBINAR: Bullying and Harassment – 5 March 10:30am – 11:30am. Register Here. WEBINAR: Social Media…
Read MoreFear and Loathing enters a workplace largely unseen. It creates a toxicity that creeps into the minds and behaviours of employees, and it is reluctant to leave. These negatively felt emotions are surprisingly hard to ease, let alone manage. Common features of toxicity include resistance, lack of engagement, disconnection, unplanned leave, increased stress and dissatisfaction….
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After a sold-out event last year, facilitator, mediator and assessor, Kerrie Yates returns to CCER to host her popular workshop, Managing Change. Ahead of her upcoming workshop, she wants us to embrace challenges and criticisms of change: The pace and volume of change has meant that many staff have become wary of and weary about…
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