Personal Wellbeing and managing work priorities
List two signs of stress
- Changes in mood or behaviour, such as deteriorating relationships with colleagues, and irritability
- Indecisiveness
- Feeling overwhelmed
- Depression, anxiety and low self-esteem
- Poor performance at work
- Absenteeism
- Complaints about health, for example lack of sleep, headaches or stomach complaints
- Increased smoking and/or alcohol intake
- Use of prescription and/or illicit drugs
How many stars is there on the Australian Flag?
6
List three factors that can affect personal credit worthiness
- Missing credit or loan repayments
- Paying utility bills late
- Making too many applications for credit
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A WHS work team is...
A WHS work team is a group of employees who work together in order to achieve a common goal regarding WHS. The team consists of two or more individuals who interact interdependently in order to achieve common safety objectives
Two contingency strategies that can be incorporated into work plans.
- Having staff members trained in tasks and roles outside of their daily job.
- Ensuring adequate back-up resources and/or tools are accessible.
- Having temporary or casual staff who can be called in at short notice to assist.
- Ensuring there is a range of suppliers who can meet needs.
- Having a list of lower priority tasks that can be taken on by staff anytime in the event that work on higher priority tasks is not possible
How many students where enrolled at Shailer park high in 2022?
1134
List two advantages of debit cards
Responses may include:
- When you use a debit card, it takes money from your account to pay for purchases - it is not borrowed money that you need to repay later.
- You can still use a debit card for online purchases.
- If there is no money in your account, you can't make the purchase.
- Using debit cards is inexpensive - they don't charge the annual fees credit cards sometimes do
What is Cynophobia the fear of?
Dogs
Identify three characteristics of the Go! Travel WHS work team:
- Peer and buddy systems
- Delegating roles e.g. fire warden
- Understanding roles and responsibilities
- Safety committees
- Toolbox talks
- Safety assessment and reporting
two methods of obtaining formal and informal feedback when communicating with other people in the workplace.
- Scheduled employee performance reviews
- Formally scheduled or highly structured meetings/events
- Regular one-on-one conversations between employees and managers
What animal has the biggest eyes?
Colossal Squid
Explain why tax is paid on income
Governments use tax revenue to provide public goods and services needed by the community. Tax revenue pays for: social security, education, immigration, trade, transport, postage and communications, health, aged care and community services, subsidies and grants to state and local councils.
195
Environmental hazard is..
An environmental hazard is a substance, state or event which has the potential to threaten the surrounding natural environment or adversely affect people's health and can be commonly classed as biological, chemical or physical.
List four types of personal learning and professional development
- Career planning and development
- Coaching, mentoring and other supervision
- Formal or informal learning programs
- Work experience or exchange opportunities
- Internal or external training provision
- Performance appraisals
- Personal study
- Workplace skills assessment
- Recognition of current competence and skills recognition
Where did Miss Gourley live until she was 10?
Scotland
Explain how superannuation co-contributions work
- Under certain conditions, when a low or middle-income earner makes personal contributions to their superannuation fund, after-tax, the government will match the contribution, up to a maximum of $500
- Contributions to super funds are primarily made on your behalf directly from your pay. You can make extra contributions however, by sending funds electronically from your after-tax pay. This will boost the super fund amount.
You can make personal contributions by:
- Automatic payments directly from your pay
- Making a payment from a bank account
- Contributing a tax refund
How many KFC's is there in QLD?
167
Explain Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) means that corporations have a degree of responsibility not only for the economic consequences of their activities, but also for the social and environmental implications. This is sometimes referred to as a 'triple bottom line' approach that considers the economic, social and environmental aspects of corporate activity. Various terms are used to describe CSR initiatives, including 'Corporate Responsibility,' 'Corporate Accountability', 'Corporate Citizenship' and 'Sustainability.'
List two methods you can use to prioritise personal learning needs
- Recognise that you can't do it all, and everything is not equally important
- Distinguish between the urgent and the important
- Respond to interruptions while still making planned work the priority
- Get information out of your head and onto a list
- Figure out the most important task of the day and do it first
- Group similar tasks together to increase efficiency and avoid multi-tasking
How many ways is there to make change for a dollar?
293
List the typical fees and charges for a superannuation account
- Contribution fees
- Administration fees
- Performance fees
- Establishment or Termination fees
- Switching or withdrawal fees
How many ridges does a dime have?
118
State two sustainability regulations that are relevant to your customer service role at Go! Travel.
- Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999
- Environmental Protection Act 1994