by Julie Dixon | Jul 1, 2018 | Apprenticeships, Leadership and Management
Following on from last months blog here are few more things you could try to manage your time. Get Tough Hard as it may be, you may want to be firm (but diplomatic) in dealing with time allocated for meetings, paperwork, telephone, and visitors, etc. if you ever...
by Julie Dixon | Jun 1, 2018 | Apprenticeships
The Ugly Truth Back in the news and all over social media as American actress Roseanne Barr send out a racist tweet. The backlash results in her show being cancelled by the producer’s ABC. Her sitcom had been off air for 2 decades and one act of racism has resulted in...
by Julie Dixon | Jun 1, 2018 | Apprenticeships, Leadership and Management
“I Need More Time!” This is a phrase we often hear. What can we do to make more time when the workplace (and life) is so busy and the pressure is on to get through our growing to do lists? There’s no simple strategy that works for everyone and the best you can do is...
by Julie Dixon | Mar 2, 2018 | Apprenticeships
What Does On-The-Job Training Mean? On-the-job training is teaching the skills, knowledge, and competencies that are needed for you to perform a specific job within the workplace and work environment, with supervision. You will learn in an environment in which you...
by Julie Dixon | Mar 2, 2018 | Apprenticeships
What is Casual Racism? First it is relevant to state – there is nothing casual about racism. One of many forms of racism, casual racism refers to conduct involving negative stereotypes or prejudices about people based on race, colour or ethnicity. Whilst some focus on...
by Julie Dixon | Jan 9, 2018 | Apprenticeships
The Internet is Great – Yes? Social media platforms are great for connecting with family and friends to share your comments, thoughts, ideas, photographs as well as sharing another person’s video’s and posts you find funny or interesting. All good so far! However, it...
