Managing Stress Risks at Work Teesside (8th November, 2012)
Event Information
Description
Managing Stress Risks at Work Teesside
This free event, supported by Hartlepool Borough Council and hosted by Hartlepool College, is one of a number of Roadshows organised by Work-Life Solutions across the UK to raise awareness of evidence based approaches to managing work-related stress and enhancing wellbeing at work.
This Roadshow discusses the assessment and management of stress risks at work. We look at a range of frameworks and tools including HSE’s Management Standards and alternative (or 'equivalent') approaches. Organisational, team and individual tools are all discussed. We explore ways that organisations can meet their legal obligations while minimising costs. We also clarify the links between the Management Standards and new development interventions for line managers such as the Stress Management Competencies.
(Please note, if you wish to attend the Roadshow on Resilience, which takes place in the morning in the same location, you need to register separately for this event).
Seminar Content Summary
- What is stress and what kinds of risk does it pose?
- Managing Stress Risks – key statutory obligations and common law aspects
- HSE Management Standards: framework, tools and process
- Alternative (or equivalent) organisational approaches to managing stress risks
- Individual and team-oriented tools
- Linking the Management Standards with the Stress Management Competencies
- Ways to minimise cost and maximise ROI
- Additional sources of free tools and resources
- Next steps
- Discussion and questions
The Roadshows are being organised and presented by Business Psychologist, Alan Bradshaw. A full list of all Roadshows and other training events in the UK can be found on Alan Bradshaw's eventbrite page.
Information for Consultants
Consultants and practitioners (such as Psychologists, HR Consultants, Health and Safety Consultants, Stress Management Consultants, Occupational Health Consultants, Coaches and Counsellors) are all very welcome at this event. If you provide relevant services in the Teesside area and wish to raise your profile through event sponsorship, please contact Alan Bradshaw directly. You can do this via the 'Contact the host' button in the 'Hosted By' box on the right hand side of this web page. You can also find Alan's landline number in the same box.
*This event is free to encourage attendance in a difficult economic climate. Free places are strictly limited to 2 per organisation. Each person must book separately - no multiple bookings.