DIPLOMA IN OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY
(BA118)
ENGLISH WORKPLACE AND COMMUNICATION
(ELC270)
ASSESSMENT 4: GROUP PROJECT
PROPOSAL WRITING
PREPARED BY:
NAME MATRIC NO.
FARHAN DANISH BIN MOHD FAIZAL 2021266366
MUHAMMAD AMIRUL ASYRAF BIN NOR AZLAN 2021439166
MUHAMMAD HAIKAL HAKIMI BIN MOHD ZUKI 2021682208
MOHAMMAD AQIL FARIS BIN MOHD SUKRI 2021239088
PREPARED FOR:
SIR ADAM BIN MANSOR
DATE OF SUBMISSION:
14 JULY 2023
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NO. CONTENT PAGE
1. PROJECT PROFILE 1
2. THE MAIN COMMITTEE POSITION AND JOB SCOPE 2
3. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 3-4
4. STATEMENT OF PROBLEM 5
5. OBJECTIVE 6-7
BUDGET
STAFFING
PROGRAMME METHOD
EVALUATION
6. CONCLUSION 8
7. REFERENCES 9
8. APPENDICES 1 10
9. APPENDICES 2 11-13
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PROJECT PROFILE
Title of The Program: Addressing Workplace Bullying
Date: 29 July 2023
Day: Saturday
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 a.m.
Zenith Hotel, Jalan Putra Square 6, Putra Square, 25200,
Venue:
Kuantan, Pahang.
The Organizer From: Human Resources Team from Widad College.
Human Resources Department – 5 Staff
Legal Department – 10 Staff
Participants:
Financial Department – 4 Staff
Volunteer – 10 Person
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THE MAIN COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND JOB SCOPE
POSITION JOB SCOPE
Director of Programme Identifies the program's purpose and aims.
(Muhammad Haikal Hakimi bin
Mohd Zuki) Ensures that the program's planning and
finances are carried out in conformity with the
preferences of the participants.
Keep informed on all organizational activities.
Secretary Aids the Director in managing the
(Muhammad Amirul Asyraf bin
Nor Azlan) programming and ensuring that it is effectively
prepared.
Sends a reminder to all participants and
special guests a few days before the session.
Organises the site, date, timings, and
hospitality for the programming to be held.
Treasure Prepares a budget and closely monitors it to
(Farhan Danish bin Mohd Faizal)
prevent going over budget.
Being in charge of financial oversight.
Provide expenditures for participants and
guests invited.
Health and Safety Responsible for supervising the execution of
(Mohammad Aqil Faris bin Mohd
Sukri) the program's health and safety policy.
Brings any major health and safety concerns
to the program's notice on a regular basis.
Reports any serious incidents that occur
throughout the program.
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
(INTRODUCTION)
Bullying in the workplace is a prevalent issue that has a negative impact on
employees' mental health, job happiness, and general well-being. This initiative attempts to
address this issue by increasing awareness, adopting preventive measures, and offering
support mechanisms to help everyone perform in a respectful and inclusive environment.
Workplace bullying can result in lower productivity, higher turnover rates, and an unpleasant
work environment. It can take many forms, including verbal abuse, harassment,
discrimination, and sabotage. It is critical to address this issue and to foster a supportive
environment in which all employees feel secure and appreciated.
The fundamental goal of this initiative is to develop a culture of respect, empathy, and
professionalism in the workplace in order to prevent workplace bullying and its negative
effects. We hope to encourage employees to stand up to bullying and establish a healthy
work environment by using effective tactics and solutions. To accomplish this goal, we will
begin an awareness campaign to educate employees about various types of workplace
bullying and its consequences. We will also provide conferences, seminars, and training
sessions to enhance employee awareness and provide them with the information and tools
needed to recognize and confront bullying behavior.
Another critical part of this effort is establishing policies. We will work with HR and
management to create comprehensive anti-bullying policies and procedures. These rules will
define workplace bullying directly, detail reporting channels, and specify disciplinary
measures for bullies. We shall campaign for the implementation of these policies at all
organizational levels. To guarantee a complete approach, training programs for managers
and supervisors would be given. These training sessions will concentrate on
recognizing indications of bullying, putting preventive measures in place, and fostering a
supportive work environment. Managers will be prepared to deal with bullying events in a
timely and efficient manner. Employee workshops will also be held to help them acquire
skills such as assertiveness, conflict resolution, and emotional intelligence.
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Creating support structures is critical when dealing with workplace bullying. We will
set up confidential reporting channels so that employees may report bullying events without
fear of retaliation Victims will be able to access counseling and support groups to address
the emotional effects of bullying and encourage recovery. Collaboration with HR
departments and employee support programmers will guarantee that bullying events are
handled in a coordinated manner. The success of the adopted techniques will be measured
on a regular basis through monitoring and assessment. Employee opinions, attitudes, and
experiences with workplace bullying will be assessed via surveys, interviews, and feedback
sessions. These comments will be used to influence continuing project improvements and
updates.
Finally, this initiative seeks to create a respectful and inclusive work atmosphere in
which workplace bullying is not permitted. We may prevent workplace bullying and create a
culture of respect and professionalism by executing a comprehensive strategy that involves
awareness campaigns, the development of policies, training programs, and support systems.
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STATEMENT OF PROBLEM
Bullying in the workplace is a significant problem that affects many employees across
various industries and intentionally aggressive behavior towards an individual or a group,
causing them emotional, psychological, and sometimes even physical harm. This issue not
only creates a hostile work environment but also has detrimental effects on the well-being
and productivity of the targeted employees.
One of the major problems in one of the big companies is when one of our ex-
supervisors has made a problem which is he bullied one of his staff that make her become
more stressed than usual. As we all know, the stress of doing work is normal because you
need got to catch a deadline and more. But when people like our ex-supervisor bullied
them, it will torture their mental health and make them exhausted.
So, what the boss out there needs to do are addressing workplace bullying requires a
comprehensive approach involving policies, training, and need a supportive organizational
culture. organizations also need to establish clear guidelines and procedures for reporting
and investigating bullying incidents just like what we do in our company. Additionally, a
culture of respect in a company is needed because it helped in preventing a bullying
problem.
So from last week, we have done an investigation into the problem like bullied they got in my
company, and the question we ask is:
1. How do they feel when working in our company?
- 71% of respondents say happy while 29% are not happy.
2. Is it safe when you work in our company?
- 69% say safe and the rest say no.
3. Have you ever experienced any bullying?
- 34% say they have experienced bullying while 66% are not so maybe they are
bullied or they really have not experienced bullying.
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OBJECTIVE
To create a workplace culture that is free from bullying.
To foster employee well-being, productivity, and organizational success.
To prevent bullying incidents, support victims, and educate employees on appropriate
behaviour.
BUDGET
Our company already calculated the total budget for this talk. The total budget is
about RM 5,500.00.
Total Estimated Budget:
No. ITEMS TOTAL (RM)
1. Venue 1,500.00
2. Speaker Payment 2,000.00
3. Stationary 500.00
4. Publication Cost 120.00
5. Gift for Speaker 60.00
6. Food and beverage 1,095.00
TOTAL (RM) 5,275.00
STAFFING
We chose 5 individuals from the human resources department, 4 from the finance
department, and 10 from the legal department. We also chose ten volunteers.
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PROGRAMME METHOD
We invited only two motivating speakers. Firstly, Dr. Mustafa Kamal bin Hj Kamsah
Abdullah, an experienced motivator, will deliver a speech at the first session. On the second
session, Mr. Mohd Zakaria bin Mohd Don will be delivered the talk. After that, we will be
performing exercises related to how to deal with workplace bullying. This can provide our
personnel with expertise in this problem. (For further details, see the Appendix.)
EVALUATION
To begin, we will invite our speakers to share their perspectives on the attendees'
responses and attentiveness during the program. Then we will solicit comments from the
attendees on our program.
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CONCLUSION
Combating workplace bullying necessitates a proactive, multifaceted strategy. Our
organization can develop a secure and respectful workplace environment that fosters
employee well-being, cooperation, and productivity by executing the recommended
intervention plan. To develop a healthy organizational culture and secure our company's
long-term success, we must invest in bullying prevention and mitigation.
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REFERENCES
- Government of Canada, Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety.
(2023, June 13). Bullying in the
workplace. https://www.ccohs.ca/oshanswers/psychosocial/bullying.html
- Workplace bullying: Violence, Harassment and Bullying Fact sheet. (n.d.).
Australian Human Rights
Commission. https://humanrights.gov.au/our-work/employers/workplace-
bullying-violence-harassment-and-bullying-fact-sheet
- Bullying in the workplace - Fair Work Ombudsman.
(n.d.). https://www.fairwork.gov.au/employment-conditions/bullying-sexual-
harassment-and-discrimination-at-work/bullying-in-the-workplace
- How to handle workplace bullying. (n.d.).
Smart. https://www.smartpension.co.uk/news-and-media/how-to-handle-
workplace-bullying
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APPENDICES 1
TENTATIVE PROGRAMME
TIME SESSION
9.00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Registration
9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Breakfast
10:15 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. The Arrival of the Speakers
First Session: ‘Addressing Workplace Bullying’ by, Dr.
10:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Mustafa Kamal bin Hj Kamsah Abdullah
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Break and Prayers
Second Session: ‘How to deal with Workplace Bullying’ by,
2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Mr. Mohd Zakaria bin Mohd Don
5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Supper and Prayers
6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Rest Time
10:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Exercise about how to deal with Workplace Bullying.
11:00 p.m. Program Ends
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APPENDICES 2
BUDGET FOR ADDRESSING WORKPLACE BULLYING
29 JULY 2023
VENUE
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Zenith Hotel, Kuantan 1,500.00 1,500.00
TOTAL (RM) 1,500.00
SPEAKER PAYMENT
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Speaker 1,000.00 x 2 2,000.00
TOTAL (RM) 2,000.00
STATIONARY COST
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Notebook + Pen 5.00 x 100 500.00
TOTAL (RM) 500.00
PUBLICATION COST
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Bunting 60.00 x 2 120.00
TOTAL (RM) 120.00
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GIFT FOR SPEAKER
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Hamper 30.00 x 2 60.00
TOTAL (RM) 60.00
FOOD AND BEVERAGES
i. Breakfast for VIP
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Baked Breakfast Omelette 4.00 x 5 20.00
2. Egg Prata Roll 3.50 x 5 17.50
3. Hot Coffee 1.50 x 5 7.50
TOTAL (RM) 45.00
ii. Breakfast for Participants
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Chocolate Bun 1.00 x 100 100.00
2. Mineral Water 1.00 x 100 100.00
TOTAL (RM) 200.00
iii. Supper for VIP
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Nasi Tomato + Ayam Masak Merah 6.00 x 5 30.00
2. Orange juice 3.00 x 5 15.00
3. Mineral Water 1.00 x 5 5.00
TOTAL (RM) 50.00
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iv. Supper for Participants
NO. ITEMS PAYMENT (RM) TOTAL (RM)
1. Nasi Tomato + Ayam Masak Merah 6.00 x 100 600.00
2. Rose Water 2.00 x 100 200.00
TOTAL (RM) 800.00
Total Amount : RM 5,275.00
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