Presentation: https://youtu.be/1Jeh1WWPs-o
Rationale – Recent years have seen individuals’ lives affected by social, lifestyle and employment changes but despite these shifts, people still have the same basic physical and mental needs for social support, physical safety, health and a feeling they are able to cope with life. Increasingly, they are demanding that employers help them to achieve this, particularly as a large part of their lives are spent at work. This module aims to develop understanding and skills for managing employee welfare and well-being which are a crucial management function, both legally and morally. The module specifically focuses on employees’ individual well-being, mental health, and personal responses to stress. It draws from various prominent models of human functioning and associated interventions that have been applied in workplace settings.
Aims and Distinctive Features – The aim of this module is to develop student’s research and academic skills and expand on their knowledge of the role and purpose of managing an organisations employee health and well-being.
Learning Outcomes – Upon successful completion of the learning outcomes learners should be able to:
Learning Strategy – Students will experience a range of teaching and learning methods including interactive lectures, seminar presentations, practical experimentation, workshops and guest speakers. A student centred approach to the learning is an integral part of the programme as this module has the scope to allow development of personal interests.
This presentation should, as a minimum, address the following areas:
Introduction (20 %) – Introduction of the aims and objectives of the presentation and the public service to be used in the presentation, Introduce a case study that relates to an issue of employee welfare
Main Body (60 %) – Present detailed explanation of the chosen case study and the employee welfare issues and compare the similarities and differences, Analyse of the key issues of employee welfare including the cause and effects on both the employee, other employees within the organisation, the organisation and the general public on the case study, Evaluate the current management policies and support in place within the organisation with regards to employee health, well-being, stress and mental health
Summary (5 %) – Summarise the main findings and come to a conclusion based on your findings
References (5 %) – References using the Harvard style of referencing from journals, textbooks and appropriate websites
Presentation Style (10 %) – Professional presentation skills demonstrated within the time limit specified
Assessment Two (40%)
Mode of assessment: Fact Sheets
The fact sheets should, as a minimum, address the following areas:
Introduction (15 %) – Introduction of the aims and objectives on each of the fact sheets
Main Body (70 %) – Fact sheets presented for a specified public service to include:
References (5 %) – References using the Harvard style of referencing from journals, textbooks and appropriate websites
Writing Style (10 %) – Appropriate sentence structure, grammar and spelling, A good standard of presentation
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