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Section : Explain their rights and responsibilities
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section on "Using best practice to support and engage young workers," which emphasizes the importance of understanding and accommodating the external commitments of young employees, such as education and training, to foster a supportive work environment while balancing business needs.
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PRACTICAL TIP: Young workers may have important commitments outside the workplace such as school, study, exams or training. Discuss any requirements they might have, and how you can support them in a way that still meets the needs of your business.
- What are some common commitments that young workers may have outside of their jobs?
- How can employers identify the specific needs of young workers regarding their outside commitments?
- In what ways can businesses support young workers while still fulfilling their operational requirements?
- Why is it important for employers to discuss commitments with young workers?
- What potential challenges might arise if the needs of young workers are not addressed?
- How can understanding young workers' commitments benefit a business in the long run?
- What strategies can be implemented to create a flexible work environment for young employees?
- Can you provide examples of how businesses have successfully supported young workers with outside commitments?
- What role does communication play in supporting young workers with their commitments?