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BSBLDR523 - Lead and manage effective
workplace relationships
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Task 3: Part 1, Step 1
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Consultation Record
Consultation Record
Date:
July 6, 2022
Stakeholder name:
Santiago Quintero
Time:
9:00 AM
Stakeholder position:
Customer service manager
Who was present at this
meeting?
HR manager
Team leader
Issues/risks discussed:
Lack of policy and process for communication and consultation
Poor problem solving
Lack of commitment
Lack of skills and knowledge
Low productivity
Advice/feedback received:
Several topics were discussed, including the implementation of a new
communication policy that will address the principles, strategies and
policies related to the effectiveness of communication in the workplace.
Consultation process used:
Following conflict management and escalation processes to address the
two identified workplace relationship issues by:
Providing feedback on the consultation processes
Addressing the workplace issues
Providing counselling ,guidance and support to assist two staff
members overcome their relationship difficulties
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Task 3: Part 1, Step 2
Communication and Consultation Policy
Policy name:
Communication and Consultation Policy
Effective Date:
July 7, 2022
Last review date:
July 17, 2022
Applies to:
BizOps Enterprise personnel
Policy statement:
The structure provided by this policy, which is applicable to every team member, will
promote efficient, responsible, and open workplace communication. Our workplace is
dedicated to the efficient exchange of information with clients, stakeholders, and the
media as well as communication inside the organization. This policy's goal is to give
BizOps Enterprise staff member’s direction in creating and putting into practice
communication strategies. Discipline in accordance with regular BizOps Enterprise rules,
including but not limited to the Code of Conduct, Dispute resolution, and Performance
standards, may result from failure to adhere to this policy.
Application of this policy:
This policy applies to all board members, staff, volunteers, and individuals that comprise the
board.
Definitions:
BizOps – BizOps Enterprise
Team –BizOps business team
Principles:
Equipment and communication systems shall only be utilized to further the goals of
the organization.
For an organization to function well, communication must be open, fair, and
consistent.
All correspondence is given in clear English.
The organization's strategic objectives are in line with external communication,
including media relations.
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Communication Etiquette
Keeping in touch with internal and external stakeholders is communication etiquette.
When working at BizOps, you must:
Maintain professionalism at all times, especially in front of clients or other staff.
Always speak in a polite and suitable manner.
If you must interrupt a colleague, excuse yourself to clients.
Privacy
Although BizOps will make an effort to maintain your communication's privacy, you should
be aware of the following:
Your usage of the internet, email, and computers is not private, and BizOps has the right to
check for policy and legal compliance.
Any communication that is sent, received, or stored through the BizOps network becomes
BizOps' property.
By law, BizOps must keep emails for a certain amount of time in order to use them for
commercial purposes (including use in legal proceedings).
Forms of communication
Internal members of the organization, such as workers, managers, board of directors, union
members, etc., are the participants in internal communication. This type of organizational
communication takes the form of oral and written. Oral communication takes place through
face-to-face conversations, telephone, meetings and speeches.
Written communication
takes the form of orders, instructions, reports, memos, letters, etc. BizOps offers the
possibility to use the intranet for internal electronic communication, increasing the speed
and reducing the cost of communication.
Application in workplace consultation
BizOps business leaders can leverage strategies for collaboration and cooperation with
others and play an active role in leading, facilitating and resourcing effective group
interactions, decision making and thereby influencing and encouraging directions. Employees
perform their tasks to the best of their ability, diligently and capably, cooperating with
colleagues and managers and conscientiously.
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Application in conflict management
The policy assists employees to act with professionalism and integrity in the performance of activities
or duties and to use BizOps information, facilities, equipment and funds appropriately, to comply
with applicable procedures, regulations and laws and policies relating to the requirements of the
code of conduct. Also, to report any suspected violations or non-compliance with this policy,
procedures and applicable laws and regulations, and to exercise fairness, justice, appropriate
courtesy and sensitivity and consideration to avoid perceived, actual and apparent conflicts of
interest.
Consequences of breach of this policy
BizOps maintains and may review records of Internet usage that might contain details on the email
addresses of people with whom workers have interacted as well as whose internet servers (including
websites) they have viewed.
Except as required by law, BizOps will not divulge any of the information that has been logged or
otherwise gathered to a third party.
It is the employee's responsibility to use the internet in a way that complies with this policy, and any
such employee is responsible for compensating BizOps for any direct losses and reasonably
foreseeable consequential damages the firm may incur as a result of the violation of this policy.
Any claimed violation of this policy will be examined individually by BizOps.
If the alleged breach violates the employee's duty of care to the company (for example, emailing
confidential company information to a competitor) or to another employee (for example, posting
defamatory, threatening, or harassing comments about another BizOps employee on a social
networking website), the employee must be given the chance to respond to the allegation.
The firm may take a major violation as cause for dismissal if it is acknowledged or amply
demonstrated to the satisfaction of the company. In any other case, a purported violation should be
handled as follows:
The employee will first be told of the alleged violation, given the chance to reply to the
accusation, and then requested to stop the breach or, if appropriate, fix the breach if their
explanation is not satisfactory.
BizOps may disable an employee's access to the internet or provide a warning to the
employee with a chance for the employee to reply if the breach is not stopped or fixed.
Depending on the seriousness of the violation, additional disciplinary action, including
termination, will be taken if the infringing activity and failure to comply with the BizOps
Policies persist.
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Task 3: Part 1, Step 3
Employee Contribution Process
Name of the process:
Commitment improvement plan
Define the scope of the process:
Employees receive training not only for their professional
development, but also for their personal growth. Initiatives are taken
to improve behavioral skills, communication skills and interpersonal
skills that will help them in the long run.
Created by:
Santiago Quintero
Date created:
July 8, 2022
Relevant personnel:
Customer service team
Symptoms:
Low productivity
Low morale
Lack of commitment
Conflicts in the workplace
Statement of facts:
Common causes of issues
Poor controlling and monitoring
Unclear objectives
Poor management
Inadequate training
Lack of equal opportunities
Unclear job roles
Unfair treatment
Poor communication
Poor work environment
Significant changes to products, organisational charts, appraisals
or pay systems
Benefits of employee consultation in the workplace
Provision of a safe workplace.
Provision of safe equipment.
Provision of personal protective equipment.
Ensuring an operating procedure for work activities.
The provision of safe training and education for workers.
Keeping and maintaining records.
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Analysis:
It's critical to comprehend the underlying reasons why a
person or group is unhappy. For instance, a team member who
looks to be suffering with an overwhelming workload may
harbor resentment toward another worker who seems to have
less work to accomplish. It could also be the outcome of
organizational adjustments, reorganizations, or employee
promotions. Look for indications of prior conflict and
sentiments that may impact them in the employee's
relationships with their management and colleagues in the
past to assist you handle workplace conflict.
Change can make employees feel vulnerable and insecure as
they worry about their future career prospects. Therefore,
managers should communicate and consult with employees
about future changes so that they do not feel alienated and
raise grievances.
Options for resolution:
Options for improving collaboration and communication in the
workplace:
Create a conducive work environment
Clearly communicate expectations
Use an online platform to communicate
Work to the strengths of your employees
Encourage team members to brainstorm
Establish communication preferences
Create more inclusive communication channels
How you will consult with relevant personnel to determine the best
course of action:
To guarantee proper decision-making, the team members consult
with relevant parties. Annual revenue increases are decided by
senior management. The feedback session, email correspondence,
newsletters, and video conferencing are examples of the
consultation approach. The strategy is carried out by the sales team
to achieve the desired outcomes and maintain engagement and
motivation. Sales are made via video conferencing through phone
and web sources. As a result, customers buy BizOps tools, and then a
staffing firm hires the employees.
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Action plan for implementation:
Step 1: Establish personal and career development goals
Step 2: Establish work development needs
Step 3: Develop an action plan
Step 4: Make changes on the path to development
Step 5: Reflect on efficacy and update the plan as required
Monitor outcomes:
We need to measure employee progress to find out how employee
development plans are benefiting employees. It is important to find
out whether the employee development plans are actually helping
employees in their professional growth or not. Conducting feedback
surveys and interviews is a useful and effective way to measure
results and ensure that employees have the opportunity to
contribute to workplace issues.
Employee Contribution Process flow diagram:
To create a diagram, use SmartArt in Microsoft word or another graphics software
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Task 3: Part 1, Step 4
Conflict Management Process
Name of the process:
Conflict resolution
Define the scope of the process:
It is important to note that some conflicts may arise from prejudice,
discrimination, bullying and harassment. These types of conflicts can
cause lasting personal harm.
While the use of conflict resolution
skills can help manage these situations, it is important that this type
of behavior is documented and dealt with at a higher level.
Created by:
Santiago Quintero
Date created:
July 8, 2022
Relevant personnel:
Customer service team
Symptoms:
Discrimination
Harassment
Bullying
Lack of Diversity
Gender roles and duties
Offensive Comments, Jokes, and Other Forms of
Communication.
Statement of facts:
Who will be involved in the process?
The process mainly involves the new team members and the
supervisor.
Who will need to be consulted?
Team members
Team leader
Establish the most common causes of issues - list at least 10 causes.
(E.g. the deadlines are not realistic
)
The deadlines are not realistic
Unclear objectives
Limited resources
Scheduling delays
Lack of clarity on roles and responsibilities
Lack of transparency
Poor communication
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Unrealistic expectations
Scope creep
Change of direction
Analysis:
It's critical to comprehend the underlying reasons why a
person or group is unhappy. For instance, a team member who
looks to be suffering with an overwhelming workload may
harbor resentment toward another worker who seems to have
less work to accomplish. It could also be the outcome of
organizational adjustments, reorganizations, or employee
promotions. Look for indications of prior conflict and
sentiments that may impact them in the employee's
relationships with their management and colleagues in the
past to assist you handle workplace conflict.
Change can make employees feel vulnerable and insecure as
they worry about their future career prospects. Therefore,
managers should communicate and consult with employees
about future changes so that they do not feel alienated and
raise grievances.
Options for resolution:
Options for resolving issues
Speak to Team Members Individually
Identify points of agreement and disagreement
Develop a plan to work on each conflict
It is essential to talk to team members about concerns, listen to
them, and come up with different methods to help us reach an
agreement by giving them a reasonable opportunity to contribute to
the decision making process
Action plan for implementation:
Develop a step-by-step plan of action to implement solutions to
issues within BizOps’ organisational processes, and follow-up
methods to ensure implementation.
Step 1: Define the problem
Step 2: Collect and analyze the data
Step 3: Clarify and prioritize the problem
Step 4: Write a mission statement for each solution
Step 5: Implement the solutions - The action plan
Step 6: Monitor and evaluate
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Monitor outcomes:
We need to measure employee progress to find out how employee
development plans are benefiting employees. It is important to find
out whether the employee development plans are actually helping
employees in their professional growth or not. Conducting feedback
surveys and interviews is a useful and effective way to measure
results and ensure that employees have the opportunity to
contribute to workplace issues.
Conflict Management Process flow diagram:
Use SmartArt in Microsoft word or another graphics software
Task 3: Part 2, Step 1
Screenshot of your Moodle Forum invitation
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Task 3: Part 2, Step 2
Consultation Preparation
Consultation Preparation
Organisational policies
and procedures around
diversity, discrimination
and ethical conduct.
Anti-discrimination and diversity policy
Code of Conduct Policy
Equal Opportunities Policy
WHS Bullying and Harassment Policy
Trevor’s responsibilities and
appointment.
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Support required
-
Age discrimination issues
Responsibilities and duties
Establish performance objectives and timelines in a way
that aligns with the organization's plans and
communicate them to employees.
Organize workflow and ensure that employees
understand their roles and delegated tasks.
Monitor employee productivity and provide constructive
feedback and coaching.
Communicate information to senior management and
employees
Prepare and present performance reports
Ensure compliance with legal and company policies and
procedures
Assist in the onboarding of new employees
Collaborate with other departments to achieve work
results
Supporting employees in achieving workplace objectives
Work experience and skills
Work experience in relevant department
Familiarity with organisational policies and
procedures
Good knowledge of MS Office and BizOps systems
Customer service experience
Maintains currency in operational and organisational
systems and processes
Introduce new processes
It is important to note that some conflicts may arise from
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(Conflict management and
consultation)
prejudice, discrimination, bullying and harassment. These
types of conflicts can cause lasting personal harm.
While the
use of conflict resolution skills can help manage these
situations, it is important that this type of behavior is
documented and dealt with at a higher level.
Encourage collaboration and
discussion
-
Points to raise
-
Outcomes to achieve
Points to raise
Communicate the expectation for collaboration
Highlight individuals' strengths
Foster honest and open communication
Promote a community working environment
Invest in collaboration tools
Outcomes to achieve
Encourage problem solving
Employee productivity rates increase
Team collaboration increases the organization's
potential for change
Task 3: Part 2, Step 3
Notes
1. Effective implementation of new processes can positively affect
company growth, efficiency and productivity. However, it is
important to encourage staff members and managers to implement
new processes and to follow a process implementation framework
that facilitates and streamlines the transition.
2.
At BizOps Enterprises, we believe that equality is a basic right that
must be upheld in all facets of working life. BizOps is dedicated to
upholding the dignity and respect of every employee, and it makes
a concerted effort to ensure that all of its interactions adhere to
anti-discrimination, workplace health and safety, and equal
employment opportunity laws. BizOps works hard to make sure
every employee feels secure and welcome at work.
3. Leaders must ensure appropriate leadership for the BizOps
enterprise and how these styles can be flexible and adaptable to
situations to support BizOps missions and directions. Different
leadership styles can influence workers differently across
organizations. Therefore, leaders must adopt appropriate leadership
styles that involve each staff in the decision making of a BizOps
enterprise. In addition, leaders must represent the organization in a
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positive way in the media and in the community, creating goodwill
and building relationships with the media, the community and the
organization itself.
Task 3: Part 2, Step 4
Email template
To: Team members
From:
Santiagoq@gmail.com
Subject: Update Of Consultation
Good Day,
I am sending this email in order to update some of the topics covered in a consultation conducted
to implement the new communication policy in the organization. Leaders must ensure appropriate
leadership for the BizOps enterprise and how these styles can be flexible and adaptable to
situations to support BizOps missions and directions. Different leadership styles can influence
workers differently across organizations. Therefore, leaders must adopt appropriate leadership
styles that involve each staff in the decision making of a BizOps enterprise. In addition, leaders must
represent the organization in a positive way in the media and in the community, creating goodwill
and building relationships with the media, the community and the organization itself.
Thank you for your time,
Warm regards,
Santiago Quintero
BizOps
Santiagoq@gmail.com
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Task 3: Part 3, Step 1
Screenshot of your request for feedback from your team
To: Team members
From:
Santiagoq@gmail.com
Subject: Feedback
Hello Team,
I would love to receive your comments and suggestions on the leadership style
developed during the consultation where you encouraged a new communication
policy in the organization in order to improve relationships in the workplace. It is
important for me to get your opinion in order to improve in future projects and to
improve my skills and knowledge to effectively achieve effective development in
my job.
Looking forward to your insights.
Warm regards,
Santiago Quintero
BizOps
Santiagoq@gmail.com
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Task 3: Part 3, Step 2
Feedback Evaluation
Feedback evaluation
Summary of feedback
Self-reflection
Leadership style
Did you provide clear
expectations?
Did you set standards for
work?
Did you make the team feel
connected to the business?
Did you provide a good role
model for behaviour?
Within the feedback received,
the participants highlight that
the appropriate norms were
established, however the
discussion was prolonged and
they point out that the topic
should have been more
punctual and should have
been more decisive.
I think it is important to learn
how to manage time by
creating an agenda and
distributing it before
conducting a debate, so that
only specific topics are
addressed and the discussion
is not extended, thus boring
the audience.
Communication
Did you explain the
information clearly?
Did you show empathy?
Did you motivate and
encourage employees?
Regarding the comments
received, I believe that the
communication was handled in
a clear way as the feedback
highlights the excellence in the
management of the processes,
the social awareness and the
detailed explanation given to
each process.
The information was
researched in detail in order to
deliver a clear report to the
audience. In addition, empathy
was handled comprehensively
as we had to strengthen the
aspect of cultural diversity in
order to teach by example.
Achieving outcomes
How did outcomes match your
plan?
Were employees happy with
outcomes?
Were the outcomes clear?
In the comments the
explanation of Trevor's
responsibilities is appreciated,
as well as the delineation of
his roles, however the staff
continues to emphasize that
they should have more
inclusion and say in the
organizational issues that
inhibit the development of
their potential.
It is important to initiate an
interaction and personnel
management plan that will
help us to improve the results
and to include each employee
in a satisfactory way, taking
into account their opinions,
suggestions and skills.
Areas of improvement
What can you improve on for
future workplace relations
leadership?
Make employees feel valued
Promote work-life balance
Provide training and opportunities to upskill
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