CROUCH, TOUCH, PAUSE, ENGAGE: THE ENGAGING OF HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DURING RESTRUCTURING
This article reports on stress during restructuring in a tertiary institution in New Zealand and compares it with South African legislation. The aim of this research is the engaging of HR to minimise the impact of stress on staffeffectiveness and performance. Data was collected using a quantitative...
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| description | This article reports on stress during restructuring in a tertiary institution in New Zealand and compares it with South African legislation. The aim of this research is the engaging of HR to minimise the impact of stress on staffeffectiveness and performance. Data was collected using a quantitative instrument distributing the survey electronically to 291 stafffrom "Faculty A" at a Tertiary Education Organisation in Auckland; the response rate was 20.3%. The findings of the study demonstrate high positive results to factors that cause stress within organisations during organisational restructuring. Stress can enhance a person's performance; excessive stress can have a reverse impact on a person's health resulting in lower productivity. Stress was not managed up to staffexpectations during the restructuring and the impact was more severe than was expected. |
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