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In this issue:
Latest HR stats
According to a Manpower survey on the Australian Employment Outlook, for Quarter 2 2010, 30% of employers expect to grow headcount, 6% anticipate a decrease and 63% predict no change.
Source: Manpower Online
Quote of the month
"We are not in a position in which we have nothing to work with. We already have capacities, talents, direction, missions, callings."
Abraham Maslow
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A word from the MD, Peter Tobin
Hello and welcome to another edition of the Worklife News Alert. This month, we take a look at some statistics gathered from the second quarter results of the Manpower conducted Employment Outlook Survey. Broken down state-by-state, this report provides relevant information for individuals in the human resources and career related fields. Read our “What’s new on the web” for more details.
Once again this month, we also continue to bring you a series of articles from Peter Stephenson of uSucceed In Life as well as offering an exciting promotion in conjunction with uSucceed – read on to find out how to enter.
As always, I hope you enjoy this issue of the Worklife News Alert for 2010. So we can keep improving and changing for 2010, don’t forget to tell us what you think - why not email us with your comments and suggestions (click here to contact us now).
Feature Series with Peter Stephenson
We continue with our third article in the Feature Series authored by Peter Stephenson, founder of uSucceed in Life. Peter Stephenson has studied the success patterns behind 100 world famous people when they were young. Based on these profiles, Peter’s website uses career development tools to equip young people with the knowledge, skills and know-how to breakthrough life’s challenges.
Peter is also the author of four Student Audio/Workbook Programs on career development, and four books on executive development and coaching. Earlier in his career, he researched and developed a career guidance methodology for undergraduates and graduates. Educated in the United Kingdom, Peter achieved a postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies, specialising in Behavioural Sciences and is a Professional Member of CDAA.
Article 3: The Family Influence
From birth, we are all subjected to various influences in our lives – family, friends, teachers and colleagues as well as our environment, neighbourhood and schools. However, the most profound influence and perhaps the strongest source is the Family Influence.
In this third article by Peter Stephenson, three different but general types of individuals who emerge as the result of family influence are discussed. These include protégés, silverspoons and rebels.
To read the full article, click here.
Special Promotion
In line with our Feature Series by Peter Stephenson, Worklife has arranged to continue with the promotion with uSucceed that began in February.
So that you can review and use the uSucceed tools for yourselves, we are offering you the opportunity to complete the tools for FREE. Simply select one of the following online services, read more about the tool and complete the link at the bottom to register.
So, to read more about each of the three tools available to you to trial, click on the following links:
- uChoose Career Assessment Tool - www.usucceedinlife.com/career-builder
- uSucceed Journey of Self Discovery Tool - www.usucceedinlife.com/career-advice
- uBuild Resume Tool - www.usucceedinlife.com/sample-resume.
Once you have decided which tool you would like to trial for FREE, click here to complete a quick online registration form. Once Worklife has received your completed form, we will be in touch with your login information.
In the meantime, if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Worklife at info@worklifeint.com.
What's new on the web?
Check out www.manpower.com.au
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This month, we take a look at Manpower, an organisation aimed at assisting both companies and individuals navigate the world of work. Offering “over 60 years of experience providing recruitment, employee assessment and training, outsourcing and consulting services.”
However for HR and career related professionals one of the key tools Manpower offer is the quarterly Employment Outlook Survey. Recently published for Q2 2010, this report covers global and local market trends and analysis.
To read the Q2 2010 results, click here. |
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What's happening at Worklife this month?
Have you got money left in the training buget that needs to be spent by the end of the financial year? Well, here is what’s happening this month.
Career Coach Certification Program (CCCP): MELBOURNE, MAY 4&5 2010
Do you want to become a career coach? Do you have the desire to help coach others in your organisation? Then Worklife’s two-day CCCP can help provide you with the support you need. In order to meet the demands and the schedules of our coaches and clients, in 2010 we are scheduling workshops as and when you want them to be held!
So, many of you have said you would like to hold a course soon. Therefore, we are now asking for expressions of interest in programs being held in Melbourne on May 4th & 5th.
The registration price of $1,850 (AUD +GST) and includes:
- A set of Worklife’s Card Sort Discovery Tools;
- All learning materials;
- Certificate of completion;
- Ongoing support from Worklife; and
- Refreshments and meals during the workshop.
To register for CCCP in 2010, click here.
Not coming to your city? Then fill in the above registration form and express your interest in a program in your capital city. With locations for Sydney, Auckland and Christchurch, we would like to know when you want us there!
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