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Sustainable employability is an important theme for LBA Geodesy. In 2016, attention was therefore paid to changing the organisational culture. The promotion of leadership, an entrepreneurial attitude and own initiative was paramount. This process was accompanied by advisor Lourens Havenaar and will be completed shortly. In 2016, LBA Geodesie intends to start a follow-up process with regard to sustainable employability. This includes, among other things, the promotion of a learning culture. Attention is paid to non-business-specific knowledge and skills. In fact, the previous route showed the need for this. This is mainly linked to the problem that many employees face difficulties in digitising the work. The previous trajectory also shows that the workload is perceived as (too) high, especially among the staff of the field service. This is mainly caused by problems with planning and communication between them. This can lead to stress or in the worst case burnouts. This obviously has a negative impact on the sustainable employability of employees. This problem will also be addressed in the new trajectory starting in early 2017. During the process, personal ambitions and competences of employees are defined. These will be matched with the job profiles. Personal development plans for the employees will be drawn up by the consultant. The aim is to ensure that employees continue to learn at the workplace and thus become more sustainable. Advisor Lourens Havenaar will support LBA Geodesie in identifying the development needs and learning opportunities of employees and how this can be achieved. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: Sustainable employability is an important theme for LBA Geodesy. In 2016, attention was therefore paid to changing the organisational culture. The promotion of leadership, an entrepreneurial attitude and own initiative was paramount. This process was accompanied by advisor Lourens Havenaar and will be completed shortly. In 2016, LBA Geodesie intends to start a follow-up process with regard to sustainable employability. This includes, among other things, the promotion of a learning culture. Attention is paid to non-business-specific knowledge and skills. In fact, the previous route showed the need for this. This is mainly linked to the problem that many employees face difficulties in digitising the work. The previous trajectory also shows that the workload is perceived as (too) high, especially among the staff of the field service. This is mainly caused by problems with planning and communication between them. This can lead to stress or in the worst case burnouts. This obviously has a negative impact on the sustainable employability of employees. This problem will also be addressed in the new trajectory starting in early 2017. During the process, personal ambitions and competences of employees are defined. These will be matched with the job profiles. Personal development plans for the employees will be drawn up by the consultant. The aim is to ensure that employees continue to learn at the workplace and thus become more sustainable. Advisor Lourens Havenaar will support LBA Geodesie in identifying the development needs and learning opportunities of employees and how this can be achieved. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: Sustainable employability is an important theme for LBA Geodesy. In 2016, attention was therefore paid to changing the organisational culture. The promotion of leadership, an entrepreneurial attitude and own initiative was paramount. This process was accompanied by advisor Lourens Havenaar and will be completed shortly. In 2016, LBA Geodesie intends to start a follow-up process with regard to sustainable employability. This includes, among other things, the promotion of a learning culture. Attention is paid to non-business-specific knowledge and skills. In fact, the previous route showed the need for this. This is mainly linked to the problem that many employees face difficulties in digitising the work. The previous trajectory also shows that the workload is perceived as (too) high, especially among the staff of the field service. This is mainly caused by problems with planning and communication between them. This can lead to stress or in the worst case burnouts. This obviously has a negative impact on the sustainable employability of employees. This problem will also be addressed in the new trajectory starting in early 2017. During the process, personal ambitions and competences of employees are defined. These will be matched with the job profiles. Personal development plans for the employees will be drawn up by the consultant. The aim is to ensure that employees continue to learn at the workplace and thus become more sustainable. Advisor Lourens Havenaar will support LBA Geodesie in identifying the development needs and learning opportunities of employees and how this can be achieved. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q4010739 in Netherlands
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Project Q4010739 in Netherlands |
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20,000.0 Euro
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40,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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10 March 2017
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10 March 2018
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LBA Geodesie B.V.
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52°2'21.88"N, 6°36'36.04"E
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7141el
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Duurzame inzetbaarheid is een belangrijk thema voor LBA Geodesie. In 2016 is er daarom aandacht besteed aan het veranderen van de organisatiecultuur. Het bevorderen van leiderschap, een ondernemende houding en eigen initiatief stond daarbij voorop. Dit traject werd begeleid door adviseur Lourens Havenaar en zal binnenkort worden afgerond. In 2016 wil LBA Geodesie een vervolgtraject starten met betrekking tot duurzame inzetbaarheid. Hierbij wordt onder andere aandacht besteed aan het bevorderen van een leercultuur. Daarbij is aandacht voor niet-bedrijfsspecifieke kennis en vaardigheden. Uit het vorige traject bleek namelijk dat hieraan behoefte is. Dit houdt vooral verband met het geconstateerde probleem dat veel medewerkers moeite hebben met digitalisering van de werkzaamheden. Tevens blijkt uit het vorige traject dat de werkdruk als (te) hoog wordt ervaren, in het bijzonder bij de medewerkers van de buitendienst. Dit wordt vooral veroorzaakt door problemen met planning en onderlinge communicatie. Dit kan leiden tot stress of in het ergste geval burn-outs. Dit heeft uiteraard een negatieve invloed op de duurzame inzetbaarheid van medewerkers. Aan dit probleem zal ook aandacht worden besteed in het nieuwe traject dat begin 2017 start. Gedurende het traject worden persoonlijke ambities en competenties van medewerkers vastgesteld. Deze zullen worden gematcht met de functieprofielen. Er zullen persoonlijke ontwikkelplannen voor de medewerkers worden opgesteld door de adviseur. Doel is dat medewerkers blijven leren op de werkplek en zodoende beter duurzaam inzetbaar worden. Adviseur Lourens Havenaar zal LBA Geodesie ondersteunen bij het in beeld brengen van de ontwikkelbehoeften en leermogelijkheden van werknemers en de wijze waarop dit kan worden gerealiseerd. (Dutch)
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Sustainable employability is an important theme for LBA Geodesy. In 2016, attention was therefore paid to changing the organisational culture. The promotion of leadership, an entrepreneurial attitude and own initiative was paramount. This process was accompanied by advisor Lourens Havenaar and will be completed shortly. In 2016, LBA Geodesie intends to start a follow-up process with regard to sustainable employability. This includes, among other things, the promotion of a learning culture. Attention is paid to non-business-specific knowledge and skills. In fact, the previous route showed the need for this. This is mainly linked to the problem that many employees face difficulties in digitising the work. The previous trajectory also shows that the workload is perceived as (too) high, especially among the staff of the field service. This is mainly caused by problems with planning and communication between them. This can lead to stress or in the worst case burnouts. This obviously has a negative impact on the sustainable employability of employees. This problem will also be addressed in the new trajectory starting in early 2017. During the process, personal ambitions and competences of employees are defined. These will be matched with the job profiles. Personal development plans for the employees will be drawn up by the consultant. The aim is to ensure that employees continue to learn at the workplace and thus become more sustainable. Advisor Lourens Havenaar will support LBA Geodesie in identifying the development needs and learning opportunities of employees and how this can be achieved. (English)
25 January 2022
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Identifiers
2016EUSF201884
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