According to the Racial Discrimination Act,
equality should be given to all the people belonging to all different culture,
tradition and having different ethics and races. This act should be applied in
all workplaces because to keep a balance between all the individuals in the
organization and give equal rights to all the employees belonging to any race.
b. Sex Discrimination
Act 1984
Sex discrimination act was passed to give
equal rights to the men and the women. The men and women should be treated
equally. This act was passed to eliminate the discrimination on the basis of
the sex, the marital status and the family responsibilities and it will also
eliminate the sexual harassment at the work and in different institutes that
can be education or business institutes. This act should be applied in all work
places to keep a balance between the men and the women.
c. Disability
Discrimination Act 1992
This act allows the
illegal discrimination o the people who have some disabilities regarding some
specific areas. These areas can be: Sport, education, accommodation,
employment, buying land, access to the premises and provision of the goods,
facilities and the services. No person should be discriminated upon such
things. This act should be applied in all organization so that no person is discriminated
upon the basis of such things in the organization.
2. Define the
term duty holder under WHS/OHS legislation and the primary duty of care of a
PCBU under WHS legislation.
The term duty
holder defines a person that has the duty of the work health and safety that is
under the WHS Act and under this act includes a person who is conducting a
business or undertaking (PCBU), this can be a importer, manufacturer, supplier,
plant used at work, installer of different products or the designer as well as
some workers and the officers. In this case of the duty holder, more than one
person can share the same duty because these duties untransferable.
3. Outline
two examples of WHS practices that an ICT business could implement in order to
comply with WHS legislation.
ICT businesses
requires the use of the technology which is dangerous for the workers sometimes
so ICT businesses should firstly.
·
Access the risks: Risk assessment is one
of the major task. In ICT the use of the technologies is on a wide area. The overuse
of the technology can cause different problems like the injuries in hand,
obesity, muscle and the joint problems, eyestrain and some behavioral issues,
moreover some issue of the electric shocks and the fire in the office are the
main risks in the ICT business. These risks should be identified and then
should be rescued.
·
Consulting the workers: According to the
section 47 and 48 of the WHS legislation, consultation with the workers is a
necessary part because these workers are the employees and they know about the
risks of the organization and the risks they are facing in the organization. So,
consulting with the workers is another most important part in providing
Workplace health and safety to the workers.
4. Describe
three ways that a business can communicate its policies and procedures to
staff.
The three ways
in which the policies and the procedures can be communicate to the staff
includes:
Inform
employees before time:
When starting a
new project or implementing any policies in the organization, inform the
employees before time so that they can mentally prepare themselves before the
organization implement any new policy or procedure.
Ask the
employees for the feedback:
Feedback from
the employees is a necessary thing. And to encourage the participation of the employees,
ask the employees if they have any ideas that can b included in the policy
manual or the employee handbook. And show the employees that their opinions,
ideas and suggestions matter.
Introduce the
final product to the employees:
After the policy
manual or the employee handbook is ready, introduce it to the employees and
tell the e employees about its purpose and reinforce the importance of this
policy handbook to the employees and the way it should be used.
5. Explain
two possible methods for ensuring effective customer service within both a
small and large business.
The two possible
methods that can be used for ensuring an effective customer service within both
a small and a large business includes:
Clear
communication skills:
The employee dealing
with the customers should have the clear communication skills and he can convey
his message properly to the customers and define the product which they are
selling to the customers in the best possible way so tat is why communication
skills in one of the mot important method for ensuring an effective customer
service.
Knowledge of
the Product:
The employee
should have proper knowledge about the product which he is selling to the
customer. Without the proper knowledge of the product, the employee cannot
convince the customer. Knowledge f the product shows how much the employees are
dedicated to the organization and how much willing they are to ensure an
effective customer service.
6. Describe
customer service standards and their importance
The customers
service standard are the rules and the regulations of the company that shape
the relationship of the customers with organization and this relationship is
built through the customers experience. By knowing the customer experience and
the response they have about the organization and their requirements and the
needs are important for organization. If the organization takes care of the
needs and the requirements of the customers and provide them the products just
as they expected, the organizations can keep the standards of the customer
service high and customers are important for any organization because no
organization can run without the customers.
7. Explain
the standard steps that you would use to effectively deal with a customer
complaint made to you either by telephone or in person.
There are some
standards steps that can be used by the employees that are handling the
complaints of the customers including:
Listening to
the customer’s complaint: Listening to the complaints of the customer is a
necessary thing it will broaden up your view and you can also identify h
weakness of the organization that needs to improved.
Apologized
for a situation: You must make and apology or should excuse to the customer
for the inconvenience they had while using our product.
Execute a
Solution: For the problem that the customer has told you about, you should
offer a proper solution for it. If you know the knowledge about the product
then you can give a proper solution to the customer.
Follow up the
customer: After giving the solution keep a follow up of the customer and
thanks them for co-operating with such inconvenience. This will have a positive
impact on the customers and the customers will be satisfied with the services
of the company.
8. Summaries
two typical ICT system security systems and give at least two the procedures
that organizations may use.
The two typical
ICT security systems are the Integrity Models and the Availability Models.
This model keeps the data safe and secure by
protecting the data from different accidental and the intentional changes. This
model has three aims to protect the data:
It prevents the
data from the modifications by the unauthorized users.
It also prevents
the unauthorized changings and the improper modifications by the authorized
users.
And it also
maintains the consistency of the data and the programs on an internal level and
external level.
It keeps the
data safe for authorized use and during some disasters and the emergencies.
According to this model, the data that is confidential, integrated and
available should be accessed by the authorized persons so that data will be
safe and is not vulnerable to any authorized persons.
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