The Science of Happy Employees: What it Takes to Have a Psychologically Safe Workplace with Happy and Productive Employees

Author:   Brenda Jamnik
Publisher:   Publish Central
ISBN:  

9781923007697


Pages:   176
Publication Date:   15 April 2024
Format:   Paperback
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The go to book to understand what Psychosocial Safety, the Science of Happy Employees is about and what it takes have a great hazard free workplace. You know that trying to keep up with is a constant battle particularly the changes in what is expected of you to build a business culture that supports that psychological wellbeing can be confusing and exhausting. Sharing the insights of industry leaders and employee experiences, Dr Brenda Jamnik infuses 30 years' industry experience to help you gain clarity from the complex maze of the potential risks and hazards. Embarking on this reading journey you will gain comfort in realising that there are sign posts. These give you clarity and insights as to the reasons why you think that it is challenging to achieve a positive mental wellbeing and socially safe workplace. You will see how you can put science into being sure you have identified if you have any hazards, where they might be and what you can do about it. Navigating from I am not sure, and that is a bit scary, to ah! ha!, moments, by the time you get to the last page, you will feel a relief. You will now know if you need to do anything in your business in relation to Psychosocial Safety Culture, if so what to do, and where to start. A book with a purpose to help you use science to build a happy workplace without having to understand the science. A must for all businesses in the changing flexible, diverse, multigenerational workplace, where there are increasing pressures, expectations, choices and challenges.

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Author:   Brenda Jamnik
Publisher:   Publish Central
Imprint:   Publish Central
ISBN:  

9781923007697


ISBN 10:   1923007696
Pages:   176
Publication Date:   15 April 2024
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In stock   Availability explained
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As a renowned Author, International Keynote speaker and Business Consultant and Dr Brenda Jamnik’s experience encompasses working with leading national and international companies as well as government organisations to identify and achieve positive work culture and happy employees through a focused and structured approach. She has achieved this by facilitating, developing and implementing strategies to build and strengthen their human, systems and relationship capabilities and psychosocial capital through cultural and behavioural alignment. Ranging from multi-million and billion dollar infrastructure projects across the Telecommunications, Energy, Road and Rail projects and including Education Dr Jamnik is the go to person with an innate ability to balance pragmatism and empathy. Her ability to work turn the telescope around and view things from a different perspective has built her reputation across Australia, the Pacific and Southeast Asia. The approaches she uses are based on data where she challenges current business habits and behaviours by finding positive alternatives and workable solutions that are easy to implement and have impactful outcomes.

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