Newsletter: Charter Events reminder

The Safety Charter and Halo Training invite you to attend our interactive workshop.

Halo Training focuses on the human side of leadership empowering people, teams and organisations to thrive in times of adversity. Halo Training workshops prove simple to recall tools that can be applied immediately to the workplace and in life.

Challenges comes hand in hand with leading others, so why is it that some people thrive in difficult circumstances, while others don’t? In time of crisis bold leadership and decisive action is crucial.

Learn simple easy to recall tools and techniques to help you effectively lead yourself and others through times of crisis.

When:  Tuesday, 2 May 2023

Location:  Combined Trade Union Centre, 68 Langdons Road, Papanui

Time: 8am – 10am

Workshop Content

• The foundations of effective leadership.
• Leadership within a health and safety environment.
• Risk perception.
• The importance of psychological safety.
• High-pressure decision-making in a time sensitive environment.
• Post-mission learning and effective feedback

Light Refreshments.

Cost:  Free to Charter Members. Non-members $51.75 gst inclusive, payable on Invoice.

For more information and registrations please click the button below. 

It is with our pleasure we invite you to join the Safety Charter in celebrating our 10th Anniversary at the Mentally Safe Work Conference at the Addington Events Centre on Thursday the 29th of June 2023.

Why is Mentally Safe Work Important? The facts. One in five New Zealanders experience a mental health problem each year, with depression and anxiety the most common.

New Zealand has one of the highest rates of suicide in the world, with over 500 deaths on average per year. Māori and Pacific Island communities experience higher rates of mental health issues than other ethnic groups. Psychosocial risks need to be identified and managed in the same way as risks to physical wellbeing.

Mentally safe workplaces have greater levels of engagement, productivity, and less staff turnover.

About the Mentally Safe Work Conference: The Mentally Safe Work conference aims to provide a framework for understanding the challenges of psychosocial safety, and what practical steps organisations can take to improve both their procedures and outcomes.

Mentally Safe Work presents many challenges for employers, directors, employees, health and safety managers, advisors, health and safety representatives and health and safety committees.