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- Stress: the signs, causes and how to manage it
- Staff survey group
- Work life balance
- Healthy lifestyle choices
- Complementary therapies
- Training
- Safe and healthy workplace
- Equality and diversity
- Health and safety office
- Occupational health service
- Employee wellbeing policy
- Shared vision
- The University's legal duty
- External links
- Your wellbeing matters blog
Our shared vision and a positive work culture
Understanding and sharing in the University’s Vision and participating in a positive work culture will improve both the wellbeing and engagement of you and your staff and will promote the success of the University.
“Our vision is to be a leading international university, recognised for the high quality of our research and the distinctive student experience we offer.”
A positive work culture is a culture where
- the University’s ‘vision’ is a concept that all staff can understand and relate to closely and are proud to discuss with friends and colleagues
- there is an atmosphere of confidence, where all the staff are interested in each other, support each other and project this confidence towards students and other customers
- staff behave respectfully towards each other on an equal basis. They value each other’s views and opinions
- staff freely provide ideas, thought and stimulus to each other
- staff’s interests in their customers offers something more than might be expected; beyond just courtesy and service, offering them a high level of attentiveness and personal interest
- staff are given challenges that provide opportunities for personal development through new experiences and treat everyone with fairness and understanding
- staff are versatile and capable of ‘stretching’ themselves to meet realistic challenges without becoming unduly stressed and
- staff are personally driven towards organisational and personal success; intellectually, financially, socially and emotionally
