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Strategy - Work-life Strategy

The organisation has a well-developed plan for work/life balance which is clearly linked to the broader business and HR strategy. Please mark the statement that best describes your organisation.


Activity 1    
Gold The work/life strategy and its impact sits within the business plan.
Silver The work/life strategy sits within the HR plan.
Bronze The work/life strategy sits within compensation and benefits.
Not yet ranked None of the previous.
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Activity 2    
Gold Managers have work/life balance goals as key outcomes against which they are measured.
Silver Managers have work/life balance goals but they are not a key outcome.
Bronze Within the year managers will have work/life balance goals as a key outcome.
Not yet ranked None of the previous.
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Activity 3    
Gold There is a work/life strategy group that meets regularly & has a Board member on it.
Silver The work/life strategy group meets regularly.
Bronze A work/life strategy group is in the process of being formed.
Not yet ranked None of the previous.
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Activity 4    
Gold Work/life balance strategies are actively promoted to attract new staff/employees.
Silver Our work/life balance strategies have attracted several new recruits.
Bronze We have at least one example where a new recruit was attracted by our work/life balance programmes and policies.
Not yet ranked None of the previous.
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Activity 5    
Gold There is a clear and widely communicated work/life balance statement of commitment.
Silver A commitment to work/life balance is implied in our HR strategy.
Bronze There is a work/life balance statement in our staff/employee handbook.
Not yet ranked None of the previous.
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