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Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.1Examine the contextual factors of an international organisation.International organisational structures and staffing approaches
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.1Examine the contextual factors of an international organisation.Legal, language, and infrastructure considerations
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.1Examine the contextual factors of an international organisation.Economic factors and Hofstede's cultural dimensions
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.2Assess the drivers and benefits of employment in an international context.Strategic Drivers of International Employment
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.2Assess the drivers and benefits of employment in an international context.Organisational Benefits of International Employment
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.2Assess the drivers and benefits of employment in an international context.Individual Benefits and the Interconnection of Benefits
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.3Explain convergent or divergent approaches to inform people management policy and practice choices.Divergent Approaches and Their Implications
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.3Explain convergent or divergent approaches to inform people management policy and practice choices.Factors Influencing Choice and Practical Navigation
Level 55OS04People management in an international context1.3Explain convergent or divergent approaches to inform people management policy and practice choices.Introduction and Convergent Approaches
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.1Assess the factors to be considered when selecting and resourcing staff for international assignments.Personal Qualities and Individual Factors in Selection
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.1Assess the factors to be considered when selecting and resourcing staff for international assignments.Contractual, Legal and Integration Considerations
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.1Assess the factors to be considered when selecting and resourcing staff for international assignments.Perlmutter's Framework and Strategic Orientations
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.2Explain why people practices can vary across international boundaries.Cultural influences on international people practices
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.2Explain why people practices can vary across international boundaries.Employee relations, diversity, and reward across international contexts
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.2Explain why people practices can vary across international boundaries.Legal and regulatory frameworks driving variation in people practices
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.3Evaluate the cultural and institutional differences to be considered when managing international people practice.Cultural frameworks and dimensions for international people practice
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.3Evaluate the cultural and institutional differences to be considered when managing international people practice.Applying cultural understanding to people management decisions
Level 55OS04People management in an international context2.3Evaluate the cultural and institutional differences to be considered when managing international people practice.Institutional frameworks and comparative HRM models
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.1Explain the external factors that drive the need for leadership and management within the organisation.EDI and organisational maturity
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.1Explain the external factors that drive the need for leadership and management within the organisation.External pressures and the frequency of change
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.1Explain the external factors that drive the need for leadership and management within the organisation.Competition, political interventions, and changing work
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.2Explain the meanings of leadership and management and the interdependent nature of their functions.The Interdependent Nature of Leadership and Management
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.2Explain the meanings of leadership and management and the interdependent nature of their functions.Defining Management and Leadership
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.2Explain the meanings of leadership and management and the interdependent nature of their functions.Power, Authority, and Control in Leadership and Management
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.3Explain the contrasting styles and characteristics of leaders and managers.Fundamental Distinction Between Leaders and Managers and Classical Styles
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.3Explain the contrasting styles and characteristics of leaders and managers.Behavioural Leadership Theories
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.3Explain the contrasting styles and characteristics of leaders and managers.Transformational, Transactional, and Contemporary Leadership Approaches
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.4Compare the different knowledge, skills and behaviours required for leadership and management in organisations.Professional Competencies - Analysis, Decision-Making and Understanding Bias
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.4Compare the different knowledge, skills and behaviours required for leadership and management in organisations.Foundations of Leadership and Management KSBs - Hard vs Soft Approaches and Emotional Intelligence
Level 55OS06Leadership and management development1.4Compare the different knowledge, skills and behaviours required for leadership and management in organisations.Leading People - EDI, Ethics, and Wellbeing in Contemporary Organisations
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.1Explain issues and key theories in wellbeing at work.Workplace culture, relationships, and leadership
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.1Explain issues and key theories in wellbeing at work.Job demands, work-life balance, and theoretical frameworks
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.1Explain issues and key theories in wellbeing at work.Introduction to wellbeing and the changing nature of work
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.2Discuss how wellbeing can be managed to support organisational goals.Key mechanisms for managing workplace wellbeing
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.2Discuss how wellbeing can be managed to support organisational goals.Understanding wellbeing definitions and why it matters strategically
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.2Discuss how wellbeing can be managed to support organisational goals.Connecting wellbeing management to organisational goals
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.3Assess the benefits of adopting wellbeing practices in organisations.Performance, Motivation, and Productivity Benefits
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.3Assess the benefits of adopting wellbeing practices in organisations.Engagement, Retention, Relationships, and Organisational Benefits
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work1.3Assess the benefits of adopting wellbeing practices in organisations.Stress Prevention and Creating Positive Working Environments
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.1Evaluate key stakeholders' contribution to improving wellbeing at work.Trade Unions, Government, and Stakeholder Integration
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.1Evaluate key stakeholders' contribution to improving wellbeing at work.Introduction and the People Practice Function
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.1Evaluate key stakeholders' contribution to improving wellbeing at work.Leadership, Management, and Specialist Roles
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.2Discuss how wellbeing interacts with other areas of people management practice.Wellbeing interactions with work practices, health and safety, and diversity
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.2Discuss how wellbeing interacts with other areas of people management practice.Introduction to wellbeing integration and the systems thinking approach
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.2Discuss how wellbeing interacts with other areas of people management practice.Wellbeing interactions with reward, engagement, learning, and organisation design
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.3Analyse how organisational context shapes wellbeing.Size, sector, and workforce composition
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.3Analyse how organisational context shapes wellbeing.Introduction to contextual fit and integrated wellbeing strategy
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work2.3Analyse how organisational context shapes wellbeing.The role of organisational culture and strategic alignment
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work3.1Identify wellbeing initiatives in relation to an organisation’s needs.Risk assessment and matching initiatives to organisational needs
Level 55OS07Wellbeing at work3.1Identify wellbeing initiatives in relation to an organisation’s needs.Introduction to wellbeing initiatives and health promotion

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