FWPCOT4219 — Manage people practices in a forestry contractor business

1 Assess business compliance with requirements of Australian employment law

• 1.1Identify the sources of employment law and the role of key regulatory institutions
• 1.2Identify the relevance of key provisions of the Fair Work Act 2009 (Cth) to forestry contractor businesses
• 1.3Outline key features of and difference between employment contracts, awards and registered agreements
• 1.4Identify pay and conditions of work for employees in a forestry contractor business, and check for compliance with relevant employment agreements, awards and legislation
• 1.5Review policies, procedures and supporting documentation for all forms of employee, engagement, separation and termination of a forestry contractor business for compliance with legislative requirements
• 1.6Review policies, procedures and supporting documentation relating to workplace discrimination and bullying and harassment of a forestry contractor business for compliance with legislative requirements
• 1.7Identify potential consequences of non-compliance with Australian employment law
• 1.8Identify sources of advice and ways of maintaining ongoing compliance with Australian employment law

2 Create a fair and just culture in a forestry contractor business

• 2.1Identify values, beliefs and behaviours and role they play in shaping organisational culture of business
• 2.2Identify key features and principles of fair and just organisational culture
• 2.3Assess strategies for creating fair and just organisational culture in forestry contractor business
• 2.4Identify responsibilities of business owners, managers and employees in creating and maintaining fair and just organisational culture
• 2.5Apply principles of fair and just culture in making decisions when employees have acted in ways that are inconsistent with values and policies of forestry contractor business

3 Manage employee lifecycle in a forestry contractor business

• 3.1Identify key stages of employee lifecycle in a forestry contractor business
• 3.2Establish succession plan for key roles in a forestry contractor business
• 3.3Review recruitment and onboarding policies, procedures and supporting documentation of forestry contractor business, and assess options for improving efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
• 3.4Review staff training and development policies, procedures and supporting documentation of forestry contractor business, and assess options for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
• 3.5Review staff retention policies, procedures and supporting documentation of forestry contractor business, and assess options for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
• 3.6Review staff separation policies, procedures and supporting documentation of forestry contractor business, and assess options for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
• 3.7Identify sources of advice on managing employee lifecycle in forestry contractor business

4 Provide leadership and management in a forestry contractor business

• 4.1Model high standards of performance and ethical behaviour in operating forestry contractor business
• 4.2Provide leadership, direction and guidance to staff members of forestry contractor business
• 4.3Manage and monitor team performance in forestry contractor business
• 4.4Review performance management policies, procedures and supporting documentation of forestry contractor business, and assess options for improving efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
• 4.5Plan, implement and monitor change management strategies associated with employee lifecycle within a forestry contractor business
• 4.6Identify sources of advice on leading and managing forestry contractor business

What does an assessment tool for FWPCOT4219 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FWPCOT4219 needs to address all 57 unit components: 4 elements with 26 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 21 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for FWPCOT4219?

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