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North West Contact Centres Project Neil Turner DMS, Dip PHIEB, T.Eng (CEI) Project Manager
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health@work portfolio Health @ Work Voluntary Sector NWCCP Campaigns SME’s Acute and Primary Care Individuals
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What I will cover; Background to the project Outline of the overall aim of the project Objectives Examples of Links to the Regional Economic Strategy and the Northern Way Partnership delivery Future focus
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What is the reason for the project? To improve health,safety and productivity in contact centres through innovative approaches to partnership working To increase bottom line profitability To address diversity, recruitment, retention and cultural issues
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7 Key Objectives To identify good practice to prevent ill-health To improve environmental factors To improve process and system To address cultural issues To address diversity, recruitment and retention To promote partnership delivery To provide a framework for support and networking opportunities
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Some ‘non-boring’ facts and figures The UK has over 4,300 contact centres and around 0.5million agent positions It employs over 790,000 people as agents, managers, IT staff and ancillary workers – 2.83% of the employed in the UK The NE, NW, Yorkshire and Scotland have over 3.9% of their employed population working in contact centres Over 30% of contact centres experienced some growth over the last two years
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Industry growth OOOOutbound EEEEntertainment and leisure SSSSales and Marketing RRRRetail and distribution IIIInbound LLLLocal authority and government agencies CONTACTBABEL statistical data source
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Securing Health Together Compliance Continuous improvement Knowledge Skills Support
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Partner Links Stress & Empowerment Case Study University of Manchester Display Screen Equipment Argos, Inside Track Hearing and voice protection Royal Liver Insurance Stress Assessments Health@work
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Action with Partners Working with Merseyside Fire service on fire safety in contact centres Developing a Slips, Trips and Falls guidance document with the assistance of enforcement officers, contact centre representatives and academic members Producing information on procedures as best practice guidance notes
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A ‘ton’ of Business Information for Contact Centres
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Stress Awareness WWorkplace Health Information & Support Project (WHISP) provides: OOccupational health info. AAn OC Profile X Liverpool IID serious issues WWork related health info. EEvidence on workforce health awareness OOH provision statistics
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Typical Stress responses
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Partnerships in training Training Initiatives Contact Centres Local Authorities Academic Bodies Trade Unions Chambers of Commerce Business Links Government Agencies Voluntary Organisations
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Totally Partner dependent Disability Multitasking and skilling Exclusively yours Wellbeing project Wellbeing project The Voice Groundwork & Jobcentre plus Ability net Argos Barclays Scottish Power
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Support Framework DDelivered through WWorkshops NNetworking TTraining NNewsletters EE-mail TTelephone WWeb page
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Agenda interfaces Health, work and well-being - Caring for our future (2005) Choosing health –making healthy choices easier (2004) Stress in the workplace HSE review topic (2005/6) Where wealth means health – illustrating inequality in the north west (2006)
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Future Focus Joint Stress conference with Chester City Council 26.01.06 NWCCP Success Celebration - April 2006 Workshops and training days Dti newsletters Emergency Services group LAC 94/1 review Exit strategy Best Practice publication
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And finally; We intend to keep all partners informed We welcome active participation and dissemination Website www.nwccp.org
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