Taking Leave and Managing Absence
At our organisation, we are committed to lifting peoples’ wellbeing. One of the ways we do this is to encourage tāngata [people] to take time off: rest, recharge, and reconnect with what’s important outside of mahi [work]. Complete this module to ako [learn] more about our leave policy, processes, and requirements.
What: Online learning
Access: Anyone with a healthLearn membership
Time: 15 minutes
Level: Leading Others
Professional Development: 0.25 hours
Koru Behaviours: Enhancing organisational performance, Resilient and adaptive
Enquiries to: learninganddevelopment@cdhb.health.nz
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