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analyse how people practice connects with other areas of an organisation and supports wider people and organisational strategies. (ac 3.2)

assess emerging trends in the types of conflict and industrial sanctions

discuss when and how to raise concerns when issues such as organisational policies or leadership approaches conflict with ethical values or legislation

Explain how People and Organisational Performance can Impact on the Approach to Reward

analyse how people practice connects with other areas of an organisation and supports wider people and organisational strategies

Assess the Business Context of the Reward Environment

an exploration of the impact that technology has on people, work and working practices, and the current and emerging scale of the use of technology within organisations.

 an explanation of the ways in which people practices can impact on organisational systems and structures, and therefore affect the effective employment, management and development of people

 an assessment of two current issues and causes that identify key priorities within organisations that will affect product/service delivery, and the impact this may have on people practice and solutions.

 an analysis of the current and ongoing impact on organisations of the range of external factors and trends.

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