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Changes at work
  • Change is a part of life
  • How we react to change
  • Changes will affect you
  • For managers: Prepare changes well
  • Phase 2: Implementation and integration

Changes at work

Change is a part of life at most shops. However, changes at work, new IT systems, restructuring, etc. can cause uncertainty and insecurity.

 

Change is a part of life

Change is part of life at most workplaces today, and change is therefore also a natural condition at shops that develop and adapt to their surroundings.

How we react to change

We react in more or less the same way when faced with changes. However, there’s a difference in how strongly we react.

Changes will affect you

The better the change process is planned and the better you as an employee are prepared for the change, the better you will be able to handle it.

For managers: Prepare changes well

As a responsible manager, you should be well prepared and contribute to the change process proceeding as planned, including handling the employees' reactions to the change. This also means that you must have insight into the psychological working environment.

Phase 2: Implementation and integration

The implementation phase is when you launch the activities to implement the change. During this phase, focus should be on how management, in cooperation with staff, can make the change happen.

BFA HANDEL

(The Sector Working Environment Committee for Retailing) is a collaboration between employers and employees on ensuring good physical and psychosocial working conditions in retail.

BFA Handel develops guidelines, tools and material for inspiration for managers, employees and members of the health and safety organization at shops. BFA Handel is part of the Sector Working Environment Council for Retailing, Finance, and Office and Administration

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