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Time and Stress Management in the Workplace

Start Date/Time:	Thursday, 25 March 2010 9:30 AM
End Date/Time:	Thursday, 25 March 2010 4:30 PM
Recurring Event:	One time event
Importance:	Normal Priority
Description:	This workshop is ALL ABOUT YOU! Learn how to IMPROVE your work performance and REDUCE stress to achieve your work-life BALANCE. Most of us spend 3 hours each day dealing with interruptions, 3 hours each week looking for things on our desk and 11 hours a week in meetings while managing 600% more information than we managed 20 years ago. Our leisure time has decreased by 32% and 81% of managers suffer stress at least once per week! Time Management training is ideal for anyone who has countless tasks demanding their attention and who needs to juggle conflicting priorities. Learn to improve planning, set goals and feel more in control of your work load. Stress Management Training is especially important for those working in the Community Sector, as there is a high-risk for job stress with negative consequences for both the individual and the organisation. The literature indicates there is strong evidence that work organisation factors can predict adverse health and other outcomes. There is also significant evidence that various stress prevention or intervention strategies have demonstrated effectiveness in the prevention or control of work-related stress. When 25 March 2010 Time 930am – 4:30pm Where City West Lotteries House 2 Delhi Street West Perth Trainer: Lee Collis Cost Members: $150.00 Non Members: $190.00 Govt/Corp: $214.50

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