CSCORG019 — Manage teamwork through delegations

1 Delegate responsibility and authority to others

• 1.1Delegate authority and responsibilities to people able to deliver the required outcomes.
• 1.2Ensure information and instruction about the work delegated is clear, explicit and allows sufficient time for the work to be carried out.
• 1.3Ensure that delegations take account of the developmental needs of the people involved and give equal opportunities to develop skills and experience.
• 1.4Provide sufficient resources to ensure that the delegated work can be completed in the time required and the quality specified.
• 1.5Review delegations at suitable intervals and revise arrangements where necessary.

2 Negotiate targets for delegated work

• 2.1Ensure targets are realistic and achievable within organisational resources and conditions and are consistent with the organisation’s objectives and priorities.
• 2.2Ensure targets take into account the competencies and experience of the individuals and teams involved.
• 2.3Negotiate targets using methods that promote commitment, enthusiasm and creative approaches from the people involved.
• 2.4Identify measures to be used to determine progress and the times at which the targets and progress will be reviewed.
• 2.5Inform all relevant parts of the organisation about delegated work, targets and the review of targets.

3 Provide advice and support

• 3.1Provide advice and support to individuals and teams working under delegation to ensure understanding, cooperation, commitment and quality of performance.
• 3.2Provide advice and support based on accurate analysis of the issues, obstacles and problems and their possible solutions.
• 3.3Ensure advice and support give encouragement and positive direction to people involved in the delegated work.
• 3.4Ensure that the nature and timing of advice takes account of the need for people to work autonomously and control their own work responsibilities.
• 3.5Foster and promote the interests of delegated individuals and work teams in the organisation.

What does an assessment tool for CSCORG019 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CSCORG019 needs to address all 34 unit components: 3 elements with 15 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 11 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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