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Nothing will ever be the same .- Ted Koppel How do you keep employees motivated to work after experiencing a serious event Crisis? Critical Incident Dwight Bain Specialist offers the following strategies as guidelines for business leaders to help their employees return to work safely after experiencing a traumatic event. These are the questions most frequently asked by the community and business leaders who try to balance compassion with the emotions of people of their responsibility to work teams. Q. Light experienced a traumatic event can affect everyone in the workplace and the community. If business owners or managers worry about employees who, although not directly involved in the case you could still feel overwhelmed, stressed, anxious or depressed? Yes, managers must pay particular attention to how this crisis can be emotionally affected his team. Each employee has probably been exposed to the crisis, either by viewing images on TV or on the Internet about the critical incident, or hear second-hand from colleagues or others who have witnessed several instances of crisis and say the details to the other in an effort to try to decompress, which unfortunately tends to infect others with stress and trauma.

Basically, all crisis-affected affected a certain level of stress and trauma, then leaders must pay attention to important changes in behavior, including symptoms of excessive anxiety, anger, anxiety, isolation, despair, revenge, confusion or panic. Although the symptoms of stress or depression are the events in his life that the current crisis, the employee's performance is still likely to be adversely affected, which ultimately reduces productivity and profitability of a business or moral a church or community. Q-If you are not informed directly, how does a supervisor to know when a colleague is struggling to cope? Are there any red flags or signs warning that someone has been overwhelmed by the emotional trauma of a critical incident or crisis event? A red flag symptoms exist on several levels. Physics emotional, cognitive and behavioral. While this may seem like a lot of views, the important task managers or leaders must look for big changes in rates an employee before the overwhelming symptoms of stress and trauma. The goal is to help employees manage stress more effectively and quickly return to peak performance without the negative effects of PTSD (post traumatic stress syndrome). Some of the most common symptoms to consider running your company team or community through difficult and stressful events. physical rigors, fatigue, nausea, fainting, tremors, vomiting, dizziness, weakness, difficulty breathing, chest pain, headache, rapid heartbeat, high blood pressure or grinding of teeth, etc. Emotional: fear, guilt, pain, panic, denial, anxiety, depression, fear, anger, and inappropriate emotional responses etc.

Cognitive: confusion, nightmares, hyper-vigilance, suspiciousness, poor memory or concentration, disorientation, difficulty problem solving, behavior, etc: social isolation, antisocial behavior, inability to relax, the pacing, erratic movements, extreme changes in appetite, increased consumption of alcohol, slurred speech, feelings of confusion or difficulty concentrating, etc. The main symptoms, the most negative impact on people. Administrators can create a healing environment by sharing is much healthier to talk about their experiences or seek support, advice, rather than sit and suffer in silence. Q-If there are signs, if a manager to inform all employees than they are for them to be in search of others who can take right? A-It is strongly recommended that all employees are aware of many emotions negative occur after a crisis. team can request another, how are you? Or do you agree? It is a bold and proactive to ensure everyone works together to talk openly to support your team as strong as possible during the crisis. Be careful not to isolate certain employees of force Sam is a rock, you can get through anything! or weakness, Sally is not hard enough to cut here. She was the link goes down. As a leader in everything we can to encourage all team members to deal directly with their emotions into these things. In Q-days or weeks after the struggle of a crisis many companies to catch on production days during the chaos that follows a critical incident. How does a manager to balance this situation by the fact that some employees feel the need for a break from work to be with his family to help themselves deal with the pain and loss? AL'équilibre between the productivity of enterprises and personal needs is a sensitive issue. The best thing is to talk openly about performance goals. Your authorization to talk about the weather or benefit has been lost the time of the crisis and the need of each team member to ensure they are dealing with the crisis. leaders can provide pain specialists or consultants to help open debates on issues to accelerate the recovery process for all participants. Leaders can also talk about the importance to maintain the priority of family responsibilities or other as a normal house and healthy way to maintain balance through a crisis. In the end the people count, you need to return to work because their health psychological work to be productive and if someone is able to do so. Taking a break a few days to work through the emotions of stress can be a useful way to prevent further wear. limits on the amount of free time, or be responsible for certain work responsibilities is highly recommended to keep the company as productive as possible during the absence of employees.

However, unnecessarily at home to watch television or read the Internet on the crisis reports compulsive only increase feelings of panic and despair. Encourage employees to find a healthy balance and return to your daily routine when they feel can really do when your doctor or a mental health specialist has evaluated your needs and return safely Workplace. Q-If an administrator address welfare employees proactively during the discussion that continues to foster in the tragedy, offering free time, or other measures? Or is it better not go looking for problems where there may seem to exist? A-Yes! One more means to deal with this type of crisis is to have a discussion open to relieve internal pressure that usually follows an emotional trauma. Everyone should be able to share openly about various topics, including: • How do these events have affected the crisis • who have lost their loved ones • Fears About Future anxiety • what will happen to the local economy due to the occurrence of these issues would be appropriate to help employees deal effectively with their emotions. The peer support to improve hope and a sense of connection to another. Here's a warning though, speculation, the blame, move or wish to discuss who should have done what is not recommended, as it only serves to increase frustration and anger. Remember that it is always appropriate to allow time off when an employee needs medical, psychological or other forms of professional care, and this fundamental right to have adequate time to heal and recover provided by federal law. Q-Many employees undoubtedly looking for reports of Internet media and television during working hours. Is this something to be discouraged?

A-Of course! Many of us remember a photo of a fireman carrying the bloody body of a girl from the rubble in Oklahoma City or images commercial aircraft that exploded in the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, or students fleeing the building on the campus of Virginia Tech are a great danger of being traumatized by images of the media because it is very difficult to release powerful emotions that these images move in response to a tragedy. A signal key danger is an obsession, I guess I just can not get images from my mind! During exposure to images of the harsh media carry a psychological condition known as psychologically traumatized again. This is a dangerous situation because it makes a person feel numb inside, more anxiety and reduced motivation. It is strongly recommended that employees focus on core business and not spend too much time on the morbid to see recovery of the bodies, police or whatever searches the address of a medium may have history. Remember that this is not the OJ trial, and that events are not crisis of entertainment! This is a target of terrorists to stop a country where everyone feels fear, and media images often achieve this objective. Leaders must know when to turn off the television and newspapers to take to guide employees or whatever they are responsible for the return to their daily work. By Indeed, remember that most of us do not get paid to employers to watch television, which usually are paid to provide quality products and services to our customers and make profits for shareholders. The best leaders help their teams to do to get back at work and away from sources of negative media. Q "If a company has a plan to help employees to respond during these tragedies? Have we learned nothing terrible events like the shootings at Virginia Tech Oklahoma City bombing or terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001? A "Unfortunately, the probability of future events of the crisis in the community as a center of shooters or attacks terrorism is real. Therefore, any employer or officer of the community is strongly encouraged to make a strategic plan in place to deal with sudden crises. This includes special consideration for working capital savings in the short term, systems backup, and often duplicate all data offsite after using ads with full contact and Social Security numbers kept off-site, creating a system for controlling a total number of employees to quickly determine causalities in times of crisis. More than one company has protected the data, including access to checkbooks, payroll and tax records and key information on ongoing projects or schedules of customers, the more a company can be online and back in business after a crisis. Once, I visited the tunnels Disney worlds beneath the Magic Kingdom in Orlando. Amazingly there are two copies of the items inventoried by almost every attraction in the park. These are stored underground near Instead of hiking attraction on the ground level. The strategy is that if a hurricane or a tornado devastated the Magic Kingdom, regardless of the damage could be repaired quickly, within days, which is comparable to the disaster not occurred.

BC'est the power of strategic planning positively! Allows you to react quickly to a crisis situation and rebuild quickly after a traumatic event. The horrible school model center church and workplace shooters showed that endanger the life can come at any time. This attack may have come from different types of local terrorist shooters so that each company needs a strategic action plan. This allows the safety and security each employee or person on the property and can be used immediately in the unlikely case of a sudden traumatic event. Remember office could be destroyed by fire, floods, tornadoes, hurricanes and vandalism. Each of these events are much more likely to occur than a terrorist attack or bullet shooters. Preparation of a crisis removes much of the fear and anxiety of business leader in difficult times. For apply the wisdom of the American philosopher, Benjamin Franklin, better safe than sorry. Q-The following takes place, it is likely that the stress caused by the tragedy disturbing behavior occurs in the workplace, such as anger or violence? Managers should alert to this possibility? A. Yes, stress and unresolved trauma to up due to serious emotional problems if there is not a particular type of intervention. Managers need to ask direct questions, focusing on potentially serious behavior and potentially fatal associated with this level of pain when it fills the interior. Managers should be actively seeking out signs of the control Plush emotions such as anxiety, panic, anger, confusion, or self-destructive patterns including alcohol abuse, drug use or domestic violence. Q-Is it important that the manager is aware of what kind of counseling service can provide your company and the programs of EAP (Employee Assistance) or chaplain business? Or is it enough to know simply that these programs are the supportive counseling? A-Best for managers and knowledge of the EAP (Employee Assistance Programs), a company chaplains, local emergency numbers and other special programs or counseling services offered by the company.

CA few minutes of preparation on options to help employees do a better reference, leading to more effective results and a better employee who should be back online soon their place in the corporate team on the other side of the crisis. Q-Some types of critical incidents related to terrorism or crime often creates the finger pointing and suspicion on Identity culprits. Because the media can draw attention to the different cultures or peoples are a lot of anger among employees, a manager how respond appropriately to protect the value of acceptance and diversity at work? A-Normal stages of grief: shock, anger, denial, guilt and sadness, Ultimately, the resolution, however, the stage of anger can be very dangerous. It is possible that an employee can lose sight entirely of rational thinking and leaning into a rage-filled jerk response against certain cultures or groups of people. Leadership must clearly state that should never be any retaliation talks inappropriate remarks about other employees who are different than they are. The emphasis on the importance of diversity in the workplace is more important than ever to avoid future conflict problems impulsive load driven by differences of race, sex or religion. Remember that federal legislation to protect the rights of each person in your company or at their direction, so if you have any questions about how to react to situations of anger or resentment especially among employees who must quickly be contact your legal advisor for specific guidance. If Q crisis management programs in place long before a critical incident occurs? A-Better late never the plan recommended for managers and leaders. Any attempt to provide a crisis management plan is a good place to start if you do not have a management plan crisis in its place, then consider including the following factors now protect his team in the coming days: • Chain of business decisions and a voice command with the media • Phone lists of key employees (cell-pager-mail text-to-home) to find quickly and notify your team if crisis occurs on a weekend or holiday • staffing coverage for workers participating in family members who may have been affected by the crisis additional coverage including the Insurance • Disability Insurance for most workers • The Calendar records, banking, taxes, and all important information, digital images of your business location to display the stock and property before a disaster, and claim information Insurance (All of which should save often and keep a copy off site, as an additional layer of protection for these valuable documents) • Planning strategic disaster includes the idea of the location of each alternative to use as a temporary location, or professional associations that can offer help getting your company back in business faster • Phone lists of key customers and suppliers are among the essential documents of a dynamic manager is stored in different places to be accessible in the unlikely event of a tragedy the challenge of doing business in a big crisis will test their leadership skills. If you start now old_resources to collect data and the inevitable if the next crisis, you will be better equipped to withstand the force. Planning ahead is to avoid panic substantially in the future, and to allow your business to remain successful in business to serve its customers in any situation. Gracia these guidelines now allow you to take your business through a crisis or a traumatic event in the future. crisis circumstances are part of life and return to say why leaders use these strategies to strengthen despite any stressful event that may come your way. NOTE: Please share this important information with others so they can better manage stress and pressure Community after a crisis. You are free to redistribute this resource, electronically or on paper, provided the details are left intact Authors in the box below. About the Author: Dwight Bain is a nationally certified counselor, certified mediator in family law and certified Life Coach in practice since 1984 with a focus on resolving crisis situations and manage major change. Posttraumatic Stress Management expert with the Office of the Orange County Sheriff, the founder of StormStress.com and coach for more than 1,500 enterprise groups in the issue of making major changes strategic agreement with stress, both personally and professionally. It is a professional member National Association of Presidents and partners with companies and organizations to make a positive difference in our culture in times of crisis if gte mso 9 .<!–[]> Normal 0 false false false <xml> EN-US X-X-none none </ xml>! [Endif ]–><!–[ if gte mso 9]> <xml> </ xml> <! [Endif] -> <! 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