Bereavement at Work

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Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2000-08-01
Publisher(s): Duckworth Pub
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Summary

A death affects the workplace in many ways. If the deceased was an employee, for example, or the partner of an employee, his or her manager will face many difficult issues - from emotional to practical. This guide breaks new ground in placing bereavement on the management skills agenda. For managers, human resource and occupational health specialists, this is an essential guide. Contents include managers' responsibilities when someone is bereaved, what to avoid, the impact of death on other employees, how to cope if someone dies at work, how much bereavement support is necessary.

Table of Contents

Foreword vii
Ross Warburton
Acknowledgements viii
About the Author ix
Part A Introduction
Is It Any of Our Business?
1(7)
How the Organisation Can Help
8(9)
How People at Work Can Help
17(5)
Part B Dealing with Loss and Bereavement
Bereavement Counselling
22(5)
What are Loss and Bereavement?
27(14)
Elements of Bereavement
41(25)
Helping the Bereaved Person at Work
66(14)
Sudden Death at Work
80(19)
Children and Young People
99(14)
Part C Facing Death
The Practical Tasks after Death
113(5)
What is Death and What Does it Mean?
118(14)
Preparing for Dying and Death
132(12)
Ignoring Death
144(3)
Choosing When to Die: Suicide and Euthanasia
147(18)
Part D The Community, Death and Bereavement
Funerals and Rites of Passage
165(11)
Culture, Religion and Death
176(12)
Part E
Case Studies
188(22)
Part F: Appendices
1. The Core Conditions of Helping
194(3)
2. A Checklist for the Bereaved Person
197(6)
3. Further Reading
203(4)
4. Organisations Supporting the Bereaved
207(3)
Index 210

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