The objective of this workshop is to provide basic information on types of stress/anxiety, its effects on nurses and how to develop some basic self care strategies. It is grounded in evidenced based practices and utilizes experiential learning activities, so be ready to explore personal well being.
May 17, 2022 09:00-12:00
Boundaries and Self Care workshop
For: all UNA members, including Local Executives.
The objective of this workshop is to provide basic information on types of stress/anxiety, its effects on nurses and how to develop some basic self care strategies. It is grounded in evidenced based practices and utilizes experiential learning activities, so be ready to explore personal well being.
In this workshop, Local Executives will learn the key components of a functioning Local, including strategic planning, meeting best-practices, and executive roles and responsibilities. This hybrid workshop will consist of an in-class portion (via Zoom) and self-directed online modules for participants to complete. The schedule for the day as well as the Zoom link will be sent to registrants the day before the workshop. Both the online modules and the in-class portion must be completed to receive Provincial funding for this workshop.
This workshop is designed for Local Executive members and is provincially funded for Local Execs who have not taken it previously. It is one workshop in the three-part How to Run a Local series: Administration, Finance, and Labour Relations.
Please ensure you have a UNANet account and can access your Local’s information on DMS.
This workshop is intended for Local Executives and District Reps only.
** Trigger Warning **
Information and activities in this workshop may be triggering for Members. Information regarding Professional resources will be made available during the workshop.
For: UNA Leaders, including Local Executives, District Reps, EO's and LRO's. The goal of this workshop is to provide UNA Leaders with an understanding of how to support members who are in distress. This will be through mental health literacy, understanding roles in supporting members who are in distress and resources and by acquiring knowledge and skills regarding self care.
In this workshop, Unit/Office Representatives and Local Executive members will come together to develop their practices in membership outreach, engagement, and support. Through large and small group discussions, activities, and scenarios, participants will identify ways to improve member outreach, to overcome barriers to participation, and to engage members in their local, while gaining a better understanding of the relationship between different local positions. Participants will also identify ways to support members through workplace concerns.
This workshop is designed for Unit/Office Representatives and Local Executive members.
Unit/Office Representatives, where possible, should take Know Your Rights before taking this workshop.
The objective of this workshop is to provide basic information on types of stress/anxiety, its effects on nurses and how to develop some basic self care strategies. It is grounded in evidenced based practices and utilizes experiential learning activities, so be ready to explore personal well being.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Occupational Health and Safety Committee representatives.**
This workshop provides Occupational Health and Safety Committee members with a basic understanding of how to interpret the Occupational Health and Safety Article in their Collective Agreement and helps them to become familiar with the Three OH&S Rights and Hazard Assessments. Participants will also discuss the OH&S culture of their workplace and learn about the OH&S concern reporting process.
**This is a full-day online hybrid workshop, where a portion of the day is on Zoom and a portion is self-directed. Participants are eligible for provincial funding if they are general members (not Local exec) who have not attended Know Your Rights previously. The Zoom link and schedule will be sent via email the day before.**
In this workshop, UNA members will learn about the structure and role of their union, how to identify types of workplace concerns, and what problem-solving processes are available. Through a combination of discussions and activities, participants will gain knowledge and confidence to address issues at work.
This workshop is designed for new or newly-engaged UNA members who are not Local Executive members. Please have your (charged) smartphone available and download the United Nurses of Alberta mobile app, if possible.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Professional Responsibility Concern (PRC) Committee and Local Executive representatives.**
In this workshop, PRC Committee and Local Executive representatives will learn in detail about each step of the PRC process, including the recommended best practices at each step, the role and responsibilities of a UNA PRC Committee representative, and how to conduct a PRC Committee meeting. Participants will develop the knowledge and skills to support members who report Professional Responsibility Concerns (PRCs) and to engage confidently and collaboratively with management representatives in order to achieve resolution.
**This workshop is a full-day hybrid workshop, where a portion of the workshop is via Zoom and a portion is self-directed. The schedule and Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Local Executives who have not previously attended the Labour Relations workshop.**
In this workshop, Local Executives will develop a deeper understanding of investigation meetings as well as the dispute resolution and Duty to Accommodate processes.
This workshop is designed for Local Executive members and is provincially funded for Local Execs who have not previously attended it. It is one workshop in the three-part How to Run a Local series: Administration, Finance, and Labour Relations.
Please bring your (charged) smartphone and the United Nurses of Alberta mobile app, if possible, or a paper copy of your Collective Agreement. Ensure you have Local Admin access in DMS.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Occupational Health and Safety Committee representatives.**
This workshop provides Occupational Health and Safety Committee members with a basic understanding of how to interpret the Occupational Health and Safety Article in their Collective Agreement and helps them to become familiar with the Three OH&S Rights and Hazard Assessments. Participants will also discuss the OH&S culture of their workplace and learn about the OH&S concern reporting process.
The objective of this workshop is to provide basic information on types of stress/anxiety, its effects on nurses and how to develop some basic self care strategies. It is grounded in evidenced based practices and utilizes experiential learning activities, so be ready to explore personal well being.
For: Unit/Office Reps, Local Execs, and Executive Board members.
In this workshop, Local Executives will learn the key components of a functioning Local, including strategic planning, meeting best-practices, and executive roles and responsibilities. This hybrid workshop will consist of an in-class portion (via Zoom) and self-directed online modules for participants to complete. The schedule for the day as well as the Zoom link will be sent to registrants the day before the workshop. Both the online modules and the in-class portion must be completed to receive Provincial funding for this workshop.
This workshop is designed for Local Executive members and is provincially funded for Local Execs who have not taken it previously. It is one workshop in the three-part How to Run a Local series: Administration, Finance, and Labour Relations.
Please ensure you have a UNANet account and can access your Local’s information on DMS.
This workshop is intended for Local Executives and District Reps only.
** Trigger Warning **
Information and activities in this workshop may be triggering for Members. Information regarding Professional resources will be made available during the workshop.
For: UNA Leaders, including Local Executives, District Reps, EO's and LRO's. The goal of this workshop is to provide UNA Leaders with an understanding of how to support members who are in distress. This will be through mental health literacy, understanding roles in supporting members who are in distress and resources and by acquiring knowledge and skills regarding self care.
In this workshop, Local Executives will learn the key components of a functioning Local, including strategic planning, meeting best-practices, and executive roles and responsibilities. This hybrid workshop will consist of an in-class portion (via Zoom) and self-directed online modules for participants to complete. The schedule for the day as well as the Zoom link will be sent to registrants the day before the workshop. Both the online modules and the in-class portion must be completed to receive Provincial funding for this workshop.
This workshop is designed for Local Executive members and is provincially funded for Local Execs who have not taken it previously. It is one workshop in the three-part How to Run a Local series: Administration, Finance, and Labour Relations.
Please ensure you have a UNANet account and can access your Local’s information on DMS.
This workshop is intended for Local Executives and District Reps only.
** Trigger Warning **
Information and activities in this workshop may be triggering for Members. Information regarding Professional resources will be made available during the workshop.
For: UNA Leaders, including Local Executives, District Reps, EO's and LRO's. The goal of this workshop is to provide UNA Leaders with an understanding of how to support members who are in distress. This will be through mental health literacy, understanding roles in supporting members who are in distress and resources and by acquiring knowledge and skills regarding self care.
In this workshop, Unit/Office Representatives and Local Executive members will come together to develop their practices in membership outreach, engagement, and support. Through large and small group discussions, activities, and scenarios, participants will identify ways to improve member outreach, to overcome barriers to participation, and to engage members in their local, while gaining a better understanding of the relationship between different local positions. Participants will also identify ways to support members through workplace concerns.
This workshop is designed for Unit/Office Representatives and Local Executive members.
Unit/Office Representatives, where possible, should take Know Your Rights before taking this workshop.
The objective of this workshop is to provide basic information on types of stress/anxiety, its effects on nurses and how to develop some basic self care strategies. It is grounded in evidenced based practices and utilizes experiential learning activities, so be ready to explore personal well being.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Occupational Health and Safety Committee representatives.**
This workshop provides Occupational Health and Safety Committee members with a basic understanding of how to interpret the Occupational Health and Safety Article in their Collective Agreement and helps them to become familiar with the Three OH&S Rights and Hazard Assessments. Participants will also discuss the OH&S culture of their workplace and learn about the OH&S concern reporting process.
**This is a full-day online hybrid workshop, where a portion of the day is on Zoom and a portion is self-directed. Participants are eligible for provincial funding if they are general members (not Local exec) who have not attended Know Your Rights previously. The Zoom link and schedule will be sent via email the day before.**
In this workshop, UNA members will learn about the structure and role of their union, how to identify types of workplace concerns, and what problem-solving processes are available. Through a combination of discussions and activities, participants will gain knowledge and confidence to address issues at work.
This workshop is designed for new or newly-engaged UNA members who are not Local Executive members. Please have your (charged) smartphone available and download the United Nurses of Alberta mobile app, if possible.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Professional Responsibility Concern (PRC) Committee and Local Executive representatives.**
In this workshop, PRC Committee and Local Executive representatives will learn in detail about each step of the PRC process, including the recommended best practices at each step, the role and responsibilities of a UNA PRC Committee representative, and how to conduct a PRC Committee meeting. Participants will develop the knowledge and skills to support members who report Professional Responsibility Concerns (PRCs) and to engage confidently and collaboratively with management representatives in order to achieve resolution.
**This workshop is a full-day hybrid workshop, where a portion of the workshop is via Zoom and a portion is self-directed. The schedule and Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Local Executives who have not previously attended the Labour Relations workshop.**
In this workshop, Local Executives will develop a deeper understanding of investigation meetings as well as the dispute resolution and Duty to Accommodate processes.
This workshop is designed for Local Executive members and is provincially funded for Local Execs who have not previously attended it. It is one workshop in the three-part How to Run a Local series: Administration, Finance, and Labour Relations.
Please bring your (charged) smartphone and the United Nurses of Alberta mobile app, if possible, or a paper copy of your Collective Agreement. Ensure you have Local Admin access in DMS.
**This workshop is a full-day online workshop. The Zoom link will be sent out the day before the workshop. This workshop is provincially funded for Occupational Health and Safety Committee representatives.**
This workshop provides Occupational Health and Safety Committee members with a basic understanding of how to interpret the Occupational Health and Safety Article in their Collective Agreement and helps them to become familiar with the Three OH&S Rights and Hazard Assessments. Participants will also discuss the OH&S culture of their workplace and learn about the OH&S concern reporting process.
