Who should attend? Course Aim: This course is relevant to all managers and supervisors of This workshop will provide managers and supervisors of staff in Fife. Anyone can be affected by poverty, not just staff with practical skills to recognise when an employee’s those on low pay, and evidence shows that an increasing financial situation may be affecting their work and how to number of households experiencing financial hardship approach the issue with that person. It will also provide have at least one adult in employment. information on the local sources of support that their employees may be able to access. Money worries can affect people’s work in many ways, including absence rates and performance. This course will help you to recognise and address this issue with members of staff. Learning Outcomes: By the end of the session it is expected that participants will have: Trainer: Increased their confidence to discuss financial Audrey Cunningham Financial Inclusion Coordinator – difficulties (CARF) An understanding on the impact of financial difficulties can have on employment Increased their knowledge and awareness around what advice and support is available to people experiencing financial difficulties
Course Aim: This workshop will provide managers and supervisors of staff with practical skills to recognise when an employee’s financial situation may be affecting their work and how to approach the issue with that person. It will also provide information on the local sources of support that their employees may be able to access. Learning Outcomes: By the end of the session it is expected that participants will have: Increased their confidence to discuss financial difficulties An understanding on the impact of financial difficulties can have on employment Increased their knowledge and awareness around what advice and support is available to people experiencing financial difficulties Who should attend? This course is relevant to all managers and supervisors of staff in Fife. Anyone can be affected by poverty, not just those on low pay, and evidence shows that an increasing number of households experiencing financial hardship have at least one adult in employment. Money worries can affect people’s work in many ways, including absence rates and performance. This course will help you to recognise and address this issue with members of staff. Trainer: Audrey Cunningham – Financial Inclusion Coordinator (CARF)
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