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Evidence Guide: CSCORG044 - Contribute to achieving the goals of the organisation

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CSCORG044 - Contribute to achieving the goals of the organisation

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Implement the organisation’s policies and procedures

  1. Ensure work practices, behaviour and responsibilities are carried out in accordance with the organisation’s policies, procedures and legislations
Ensure work practices, behaviour and responsibilities are carried out in accordance with the organisation’s policies, procedures and legislations

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Maintain knowledge of updates and changes to policies and procedures to ensure currency

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Ensure actions and approaches are consistent with the organisation’s values within defined roles and responsibilities

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Use workplace resources in accordance with the organisation's procedures and guidelines

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Represent the organisation in a professional manner

  1. Maintain behaviour and presentation to represent the organisation in a positive and professional manner
Maintain behaviour and presentation to represent the organisation in a positive and professional manner

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Ensure that information is accurate and authorised when communicating with the public and other services

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Contribute to the work team

  1. Make constructive and cooperative contributions to team activities and goals and challenge unfair and discriminatory actions
Make constructive and cooperative contributions to team activities and goals and challenge unfair and discriminatory actions

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Complete tasks and contribute to achieving team and the organisation's objectives through cooperation and collaboration with others

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Resolve problems through discussion and cooperation in the work team

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Develop supportive and collaborative relationships with team members

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Maintain professional relationships

  1. Maintain relationships with colleagues, offenders and the public consistent with the organisation’s values
Maintain relationships with colleagues, offenders and the public consistent with the organisation’s values

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Demonstrate respect for differences in personal values and beliefs

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Communicate in a culturally appropriate and inclusive manner

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Identify and respond to attitudes and behaviour that are unprofessional and inappropriate in the workplace

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge