This course covers systematic techniques and methodologies on working under pressure for all employees (Level 2) to give them some tips to cope up with pressure/stress at work place.
This Trainee-centered course includes the following training methodologies:-
After completing the course, the employee will:-
| Apply and gain an in-depth knowledge on working under pressure | Understand the different types of stress (positive vs. negative stress) |
| Understand what are the common patterns of pressure in the workplace today | Understand and have practiced using the various techniques to be resilient in the workplace |
| Be able to reduce stress levels and act quickly and decisively when situation demands it | Be able to change stressful situations into positive ones |
| Discuss work, pressure and stress in the workplace as well as identify work related stress and the four sources of stress | Define stress and discuss the important aspects of stress and the role of the health safety executive (HSE) |
| Recognize the six hazards in the workplace, the signs of stress, work performance, regression, aggressive behaviour, physical signs and other behaviours | Identify higher risk factors for stress, legal responsibility and the different types of stress |
| Discuss positive or negative stress, work stress, patterns of pressure in workplace and scale of problem and causes | Recognize workplace stress and the common patterns of work pressure in workplace |
| Interpret changes to organizational focus, changing nature of work and think correctly under pressure | Be resilient in the workplace and identify the cost of stress and the effect of stress on performance and productivity |
| Quantify the stress problem, avoid excessive work pressure and stress, and reduce stress at work | Deal with stressful situations involving people at work and apply proper ways to deal with a difficult boss |
| Cope with unethical behaviour in the workplace and improve communication within the work environment | Identify the four basic types of business communication and the four most common types of communication used by managers |
| Recognize communication model, the elements in the communication model and various ways to improve communication at work | Manage everyday stressful events as well as reduce stress levels and act quickly and decisively when situation demands it |
| Use your senses, take a break from technology, make quick stress relief a habit and change stressful situations into positive ones | Manage workload, apply work-life balance and identify the 6 components of work-life balance and the 7 practices (habits) of people that achieved work-live balance |
Work pressure is the sum of the amount of work (workload) and the time set aside to finish that work as compared with the employee’s ability to cope. That ability to cope depends on the employee’s personality and is influenced by circumstances in the home and in the workplace. Organisational factors related to the work itself and the working environment also play an important role in the overall picture. When an employee is unable to meet the demands of work (within the time available), a work pressure problem arises that can lead to work stress. Work stress can eventually cause the employee to feel excessively tired, exhausted and depressed, as well as to suffer physical ailments. |
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Work pressure and stress can lead to a deterioration in the way employees work or even result in their becoming sick. That can have an impact on the atmosphere in the workplace, the quality of the work produced, and so on. The causes of work pressure and stress may lie in the work itself, in the employee’s private circumstances, or in a combination of both. Whatever the reason, the problem affects employee performance. In many cases, the solution lies in a package of measures targeting both the company and the individual. |
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This E-Learning course is designed to provide participants with an up-to-date overview of the working under pressure skills. Participants will learn how to anticipate problems related to work pressure, and, should they arise, to recognise them in good time and do something about them. In the end, everyone benefits from having a working climate that supports employees and is pleasant to work in. The course looks at a range of different factors that play a role in work pressure and stress and suggests some possible solutions. |
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The course covers the work-related stress and the four sources of stress; the important aspects of stress; the role of the health safety executive (HSE); the six hazards in the workplace; the signs of stress, work performance, regression, aggressive behaviour, physical signs and other behaviours; the higher risk factors for stress, legal responsibility and the different types of stress; the positive or negative stress, work stress, patterns of pressure in workplace and scale of problem and causes; the workplace stress and the common patterns of work pressure in workplace; the changes to organizational focus, changing nature of work and thinking correctly under pressure; and the cost of stress and the effect of stress on performance and productivity. |
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During this interactive course, participants will learn the quantification of stress problem, avoiding excessive work pressure and stress, and reducing stress at work; dealing with stressful situations involving people at work; the proper ways to deal with a difficult boss; coping with unethical behaviour in the workplace; improving communication within the work environment; the four basic types of business communication; the four most common types of communication used by Managers; the communication model; the elements in the communication model; the various ways to improve communication at work; managing everyday stressful events; reducing stress levels; acting quickly and decisively when situation demands it; using your senses, taking a break from technology, making quick stress relief a habit and changing stressful situations into positive ones; managing workload; applying work-life balance; the 6 components of work-life balance; and the 7 practices (habits) of people that achieved work-live balance. |
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