No, how are they REALLY going? Are they flourishing, surviving, or only just coping? And how do you know?
Issues such as “Quiet Quitting” and “Presenteeism” occur in workplaces everywhere. Burnt out staff are not only unable to give their best, but they impact the wellbeing and performance of those around them. These staff wellbeing problems exist even in schools where people are giving their best for students they love.
Workplaces worldwide have also realised that caring for staff is not only good for their staff – it is good for the organisation. Cared for staff in schools feel supported in caring for their students, resulting in improved student wellbeing, improved educational outcomes and a positive workplace culture.
The issue of staff wellbeing is an increasing focus for schools across Australia. Recent reports have demonstrated that teaching staff especially are at a dangerous level of feeling burnt out and are ready to leave the education sector. The situation is even more serious for graduate teachers in their first five years of teaching.
The good news is that CHAMP Programs can help. We work with school leadership teams to uncover wellbeing issues and implement changes that benefit staff at all levels of the school – from Leadership through to support staff. We understand that there is no one silver bullet to fix staff wellbeing, so we specialise in building relationships and providing resources that will serve your school well, both now and into the future.
Schools are finding that CHAMP Programs’ Employee Wellness, Support and Development Program is helping them meet their obligations under the new Psychosocial Risk Management legislation.
To find out how CHAMP Programs can help you meet your Psychosocial Risk Management requirements, click the button below and fill out the form for our free one-page leaflet to be emailed to you.
If you are interested in how CHAMP Programs can work with you to ensure your staff are an effective team, please contact us to find out more.
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