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Section : Manage change
Domain : Human Resource Management
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This chunk is part of the section discussing best practices for managing workplace disputes and change. It emphasizes the importance of consulting employees about changes and maintaining open communication to foster a collaborative environment, thereby minimizing potential disputes.
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Even if you aren't legally required to, consider consulting your employees about changes in your workplace as a matter of routine. Consulting with your employees gives them a stake in the decisions being made. Best practice employers regularly share information with employees about the performance, goals and challenges of the business. This can help employees to see the whole picture and minimise disputes when change is required. For more information, see our Consultation and cooperation in the workplace best practice guide available at fairwork.gov.au/bestpracticeguides
- What is the main reason for consulting employees about workplace changes?
- How can sharing information about business performance benefit employees?
- What are some potential outcomes of not consulting employees during changes?
- What type of information should employers regularly share with their employees?
- Where can employers find more information on best practices for consultation in the workplace?
- In what ways might consulting employees minimize disputes during changes?
- Why might it be important for employees to have a stake in decision-making processes?
- What does the text suggest about the relationship between employee consultation and workplace harmony?