Value Compass Concepts

What Is Workforce Development? laurie.a.schmidt Tue, 01/05/2021 - 12:04
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Kaiser Permanente encourages lifelong learning and job growth for all employees. Learn more about what workforce development can offer you. Visit kpcareerplanning.org.

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Kaiser Permanente encourages lifelong learning and job growth for all employees. Learn more about what workforce development can offer you. Visit kpcareerplanning.org.

 

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Pocket Reference to Getting Things Done in Partnership

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Mon, 11/23/2020 - 17:12
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This pocket guide for mid-level leaders distills the key principles and practices of the Labor Management Partnership into a handy booklet. This is a 2018 KP-Alliance National Agreement deliverable.

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Mid-level leaders

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Carry this guide in your pocket to quickly refer to the concepts and processes teams can use to work in partnership effectively. This is a 2018 KP-Alliance National Agreement deliverable.

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Video Meeting Backgrounds

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Fri, 11/13/2020 - 12:11
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Want to be on-brand during your online video meetings? Download these cool LMP backgrounds. 

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Anyone attending or hosting online meetings.

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A Robot Can't Reason laurie.a.schmidt Wed, 10/28/2020 - 14:29
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When a state-of-the-art lab opened, some feared the technology and worried it would replace jobs. The results may surprise you. See how adapting to change can help members, workers and the enterprise.

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When a state-of-the-art lab opened, some feared the new technology. Employees worried it would replace jobs. But the results may surprise you. See how adapting to change is helping patients, workers and Kaiser Permanente.

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Health and Safety Champions — November 2020 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Fri, 10/23/2020 - 11:51
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Renew your focus on gratitude and recognize teammates who shine amid the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.

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UBT health and safety champions

Best used: Recognize teammates who shine amid the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic.

 

 

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Health and Safety Champions — October 2020 Focus

Submitted by Sherry.D.Crosby on Mon, 09/21/2020 - 14:04
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Every department must have a safety action plan to identify hazards, develop solutions and ensure a safe working environment.

 

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Best used: Work with your team to form a safety action plan to identify hazards, develop solutions and ensure a safe working environment.

 

 

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Welcome to the New e-Hank

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Wed, 09/09/2020 - 15:43
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Check out this immersive, multimedia online version of Hank magazine, powered by Issuu. 

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Check out this immersive, multimedia online version of Hank magazine, powered by Issuu. 

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Joy in Work

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Tue, 09/08/2020 - 16:22
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How to get that feeling of success and fulfillment that comes from doing work that matters.

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Tips and Tools

Cultivate Joy in Work with these tools. And meet the Humans of Partnership who are finding fullfilment, even in challenging times 

Tips for Teams 

Tips for Team Members

A Guide to Making Every Moment Count 

Humans of Partnership: Marianne Evans 

Humans of Partnership: Joanna Pantig 

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Joy in work might seem like an idea that’s superficial or unattainable — especially in a pandemic. But in times like these, it’s more important than ever.

Joy in work is about being connected with what you do and why you do it. It’s the feeling of success and fulfillment that comes from doing work that matters. It connects us with colleagues and patients through a sense of shared purpose.

Joy in work is practical and science-based, according to the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, which has taken the lead in researching the subject. Joy in work produces tangible results: Studies link it to reduced turnover, higher productivity, and improved patient experience, outcomes and safety.

It doesn’t turn every workday into a breeze. There still will be fatigue, long hours and tough days.

But cultivating joy in work creates the deep engagement that helps keep stress from turning into burnout — which was a serious issue in U.S. health care even before COVID-19 arrived on the scene.

For everyone’s benefit, let’s nurture it at Kaiser Permanente.

What brings you joy in work? Use the stories, tips and tools on these pages to explore that question — on your own and with your team. Work together to create joy in work.

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Editor's Letter

Submitted by Laureen Lazarovici on Tue, 09/08/2020 - 13:03
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Introducing eHank, an all-electronic way to communicate in the age of COVID-19. 

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National Agreements

Both the Alliance of Health Care Unions and the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions negotiated separate National Agreements with Kaiser Permanente.

Both agreements include wage increases and a set of industry-leading employee health and retirement benefits, along with additional provisions to strengthen the Partnership.

The 2018 KP-Alliance National Agreement went into effect October 1, 2018, and expires September 30, 2021. It includes improvements to the Performance Sharing Program, a new KP-Alliance Partnership Trust Fund and enhanced education trust benefits.

The 2019 KP-Coalition National Agreement began October 1, 2019, and expires September 30, 2023. Highlights include incentives to use mail-order prescription services, a pathway for advancement by eliminating experience requirements, and creation of a program to reduce the national shortage of health care workers.

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Welcome to e-Hank! The national Labor Management Partnership communications team is pleased to serve you in this new format, and we’re grateful to those of you who’ve reached out and said you miss the print editions of Hank. But until the crisis of the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, an electronic communication seems best.

This issue looks at how our Partnership — which now includes 2 union federations, with separate National Agreements — helped Kaiser Permanente meet the extraordinary challenges that a worldwide pandemic brought to our doors. We’ve never been tested like this before. And how we’ve responded in the last several months provides a look at how we will respond and grow and adapt to future challenges. The dialogue and collaboration that have been taking place during the pandemic are a model for the future.

In this e-edition of Hank, we’re also introducing 2 concepts we think will help strengthen the culture of partnership throughout the enterprise.

The first is a renewed focus on The Basics — tips, tools and stories that will help you understand the core philosophy of the Labor Management Partnership and what it means to work in partnership. New to the Partnership? These materials will help show why Kaiser Permanente and the Partnership unions that belong to the Alliance of Health Care Unions or the Coalition of Kaiser Permanente Unions are committed to it as an operating strategy. Been around for a while? Dive in and refresh your knowledge of the principles and processes that make our Partnership a success.

The second is a new focus on Joy in Work, a concept pioneered by the Institute of Healthcare Improvement. By Joy in Work, we don’t mean smiley faces or i’s that are dotted with hearts. We hope our Joy in Work stories and tools will help you connect with your deeper, personal motivations for working in the  demanding health care field. The stats show that people who feel this sort of connection — this fundamental Joy in Work — are less likely to suffer from depression and burnout.

Lastly, don’t miss the back cover, which provides a quick refresh on a core principle that helps our Labor Management Partnership thrive: Free to Speak. It’s a reminder that your voice matters. Thank you for reading this and for all your hard work. Together, there is strength in partnership.

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SuperScrubs: Humans of Partnership In This Together

Submitted by Beverly White on Tue, 09/08/2020 - 10:35
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Our comic superhero shows that workers are strong during the pandemic.

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SuperScrubs: Humans of Partnership In This Together

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Our comic superhero demonstrates that workers are strong during the pandemic.

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