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Psychological Health at Work: How Culture and Conditions Shape Psychosocial Risk

Our new paper, Psychological Health at Work: A Cultural Perspective, explores the limits of approaches that focus solely on policies, programs or individual resilience.

It considers how psychosocial risk is shaped by the conditions in which work is designed, led and experienced — and how efforts to support psychological health can sometimes, unintentionally, narrow the space for open dialogue, shared responsibility and constructive challenge.

Looking beneath the surface, the paper reflects on the individual, social, and structural dynamics that influence how people navigate pressure, make decisions and raise concerns in everyday work.

For organisations seeking a more grounded and sustainable way to engage with psychological health, this paper offers a perspective to support that work.

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A Board’s culture has profound implications for the collective culture and ultimately the adaptive capacity of the organisation it oversees. Not-for-profit (NFP) Boards have unique features that differentiate them from for-profit Boards, and the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) has set out a series of guiding principles of good governance for not-for-profit (NFP) Boards, including setting the cultural and ethical tone for the organisation.

This green paper explores how these unique features of a NFP Board can influence culture, and how to leverage these features to evolve and adapt these distinctive organisations

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