Why Resilience at Work?Resilience has become a buzzword as organizations seek ways to support their staff to stay productive in workplaces that are turbulent, complex and pressurized. Resilience assists employees and teams to:
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Resilience at Work (R@W) ToolkitThe R@W Toolkit is a complementary suite of measures that recognises the inter-relatedness of employee, leader and team behavior at work. The measures can be used independently or together, dependent on the circumstances. R@W Individual: A measure based on the Sustain 7 Model that assesses individual employee resilience. R@W Team: A measure that assesses the group practices that promote team resilience. This builds on the R@W Individual Scale and can be used when there is an opportunity to work with the whole team. R@W Leader: A measure that assesses the leader behaviors that support and foster resilience in employees and teams. This can be used as a stand-alone measure in coaching and leadership development or together with the other scales.
Why use the R@W Toolkit?The R@W scales are valuable for:
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R@W IndividualThe R@W Individual is a scientifically researched measure of personal workplace resilience that measures the seven components that interrelate and contribute to overall resilience. The benefits include:
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R@W TeamThe R@W Team is the aspect of the Toolkit that measures team resilience. It complements and builds on the R@W Individual by assessing the behaviours that create resilience in groups of people who work together. The R@W Team incorporates aspects traditionally known as essential for teamwork but also includes elements that are emerging as important team behaviours for challenging jobs. The measure has been designed to focus on actions that can be implemented by the team itself. While group-level actions can be inhibited by external demands, both within and outside of the organization, the premise is that teams can still create a sub-culture that contributes to resilience BUY NOW!
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