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Section : Encourage good communication
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section on "Encouraging good communication" within the "Using best practice to support and engage young workers" segment of the "Employing young workers best practice guide." It emphasizes the importance of effective communication for young workers transitioning into the workplace and provides practical tips for employers to guide them in developing professional communication skills.
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The way people communicate at work is often different to how they communicate at school, at home or socially. For young workers, the workplace might be the first time they've had to make this type of adjustment. You can help them by explaining:
- why good communication is important
- appropriate communication for different circumstances
- how to communicate professionally, such as correct spelling, grammar and tone. Young workers might need guidance with how to notify you if they're unwell and can't come to work, request a change of hours or ask for annual leave. PRACTICAL TIP: Help young workers learn good communication practices and understand your expectations when it comes to communicating at work. This may include email etiquette and explaining when different methods of communication may be considered appropriate for different situations, for example, face-to-face, email or text messages.
- What are some key differences in communication styles between work and other environments like school or home?
- Why is good communication considered important in the workplace?
- What are some examples of appropriate communication for different circumstances at work?
- How can young workers learn to communicate professionally?
- What specific skills might young workers need guidance on regarding workplace communication?
- What practical tips can be given to help young workers understand communication expectations?
- In what situations might face-to-face communication be preferred over email or text messages?
- How can young workers effectively notify their employer if they are unwell?
- What role does email etiquette play in professional communication?
- Why might young workers struggle with communication in the workplace compared to other settings?