As mentioned in " How to Develop a Workplace Safety Messages Campaign" Part 1, marketing is the key to getting your safety messages heard and understood.
How to Develop a Workplace Safety Messages Campaign (Part 2)
7 Tips to Improve Employee Induction Training Materials
1. Use more Visuals - 83% of human learning occurs visually. Use lots of photos, videos, diagrams and colour to present training information. Avoid relying heavily on text based training. After all, we only recall 10% of what we read compared to 50% for what we both see and hear.
How to Communicate Workplace Safety Messages to Staff
According to Steven Bell, senior associate with law firm Freehills, in January 2012 the new Australian OHS laws will expect companies to drive safety management...
Five Company Induction Trends that can Put You out of Business
Getting new starters up to speed as quickly possible should be the goal of every company. Yet, sadly, most companies tend to induct new starters with boring reading materials and little training support.
Why Induction Training Programs are So Important to Company Success
According to research by Recruitment Solutions in April 2007, 47% of employee turnover occurs within the first 90 days of employment. With 60% of respondents highlighting induction improvements as a priority area for investment.
The Importance of Using Visuals in your Workplace Training Materials
In a recent AFRBoss article, it was cited that an important trend over the next decade will be the shift from words to images in communication.
Ten Rules for Supervisors to Ensure a Harmonious Workplace
Recently, I found a great article written by Jay Goldberg that gives some rules on how to keep workers happy. It's great commonsense knowledge.
