Legislation relevant to my role and responsibilities as a trainer in First Aid. The Health and Safety at Work Act (1974) covers the employer and employees responsibilities to ensure the health and safety of people at work and those who are under the care of someone at work,(i.e. students training), the act covers work place risk assessment and and the level of First Aid training that need to be place to deal with injuries and illness that can occur in the workplace. The Health and Safety (First Aid) Regulations 1981, outlines criteria for those wishing to become First Aiders. The regulations cover standards of training and syllabus for First Aid qualifications which dictates the training I deliver and the necessary skills, qualifications and competence I must have as a trainer, including maintaining own qualifications (HSE 2013 a). Health and Safety Executive (2013 b) states I have a legal responsibility to report any injuries that occur during training if a student requires hospitalisation. Equality Act (2010), which governs that I treat anyone with respect and dignity, irrelevant of gender,race,sexual orientation, religion, belief, age or disability and the training must be accessible to all. Relevant codes of practice to my role, i.e. Department of Education (2011) covers adapting teaching to respond to the strength and needs of students, planning well structured lessons, providing a safe learning environment. Qualsafe Awards (2012) that I deliver effective training that meets the standards of Qualsafe Awards, follow complaints procedure and have the attributes of a trainer. Resuscitation Council UK (2014) Code of conduct, achieve consistent standards of knowledge and skills, behave in a responsible manner, cooperate with others and avoid any abuse of position.…
another. In this view, the essence of human morality is to derive one’s own principles…
The success of a society is reliant on individual sacrifice. Ambitions driven by selfishness are detrimental to a community. Numerous instances of human history and literature have demonstrated the importance of limiting self-interest.…
Leadership means vision, principle and, integrity. The definition is the power to motivate others through your words and deeds; this word also can be defined as the process of social influence in which a person can enlist the aid and support of the accomplishments of a task (Wikipedia, 2010). When an individual becomes a leader there are required to make several ethical decisions. As we move into the 21st century, there is an emphasis on leadership and moral leadership, and its complexities. One can easily argue that today’s leaders cannot afford ethics in today’s society, although there is an increase in responsibilities and political or economic pressure. However, an alternative view would argue that leaders should follow the necessities of ethics. Furthermore, ethical leadership is an expansion of quality human services, consumers and community citizens, and committed employees (Manning, 2003).…
It is important for people to maintain their integrity. Without integrity the world would be a dishonest place, where people would be going out to get everything they can any way they can. Just like Ann and Thomas Putnam in The Crucible. They were condemning…
right to steal in order to save a human life. On the one hand, some argue that stealing even if…
As Daniel Goleman mentions in his article, “What Makes a Good Leader?”, “People who are in control of their feelings and impulses- that is, people who are reasonable- are able to create an environment of trust and fairness” (Goleman “What” 98). In other words, a strong leader creates a sense of trust and loyalty to those around…
When you care for other people, you want to make sure you influence them in the right way. That means staying consistent in your behaviour, and doing the right thing whenever a situation arises. When making choices like this, putting other people before yourself is key. A good person must be willing to sacrifice themselves for the greater good. Making others feel better about themselves is also something required of a good person. Lastly, they must lead the others around them to make the right choices as well. A good person’s goal is to make groups of people act as one organism, and work together on one common goal. Overall, making everyone happier, making everyone more productive, and creating healthier relationships between…
The fight for survival is a conflict that all species encounter. It is instinctive for all animals to put up their best defence and protect themselves when a threat is encountered. In higher order thinking animals such as us humans, confronting a challenging conflict requires elaborate cognitive thought processes. Depending on the individual’s own conscience, some people may succumb to compromising their values in order to protect themselves. In many instances, in both the fictional world and real life, an individual is put in a position where they must decide what is more important to them – self-preservation or moral values.…
"Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind." - Ralph Waldo Emerson. To me, this means that the only thing that keeps someone from reaching their potential is the strength of their mind. Emerson believed the weak minded were destined to fail unless they could train their mind. In life, the only person that you truly need to make happy is yourself. If you lose sight of who you really are, then you have nothing to live for. No one will be able to respect you if you cannot respect yourself. I agree with this quote for a few reasons. I am able to have a high level of respect for others who show their honesty and that belive in what they say. I am also a very honest person with high self respect. This makes me feel like a stronger person overall.…
Having morals in society is very important to our well-being and harmony due to our psychological egoism. In order to understand this fully we need to consider how our society would be like without morals. Without having a government enforcing rules and laws on us we would all live freely and selfishly to please ourselves and not think about others. Thomas Hobbes called this the state of nature. (Rachels, 1999: 144). If we think about how society would function under these circumstances it wouldn’t be a very nice place to live in. This is mainly due to everybody striving to have the same needs – needs which cannot be sort out equally to one another. This is where our society begins to get very tricky. We all need food, clothes and shelter – however, there is no unlimited supply of these things for us. This is where it is in our nature to act in our own self-interest. There begins to be a competition for these needs and very rarely can we depend on others to help us…
To be an individual is more beneficial than conforming to society. Followers allow people to control themselves, but an individual stands for what he believes in. A major difference between a follower and an individual is conformity. Someone who conforms to society follows a group of people and is influenced by everything that group of people does. An individual who doesn’t conform to society is self reliant and courageous.…
In fact, a leader is someone who serves their group by taking on responsibilities and taking care of the people. Characteristics of a good leader include selflessness, kindness, empathy, a sense of purpose, a level head and good morals. A leader should be able to take any difficult situation calmly in the face of their group, and maybe with counsel, figure out the best possible course of action. Leaders face hardships such as opposition to their decisions, situations that are morally wrong in all possible courses of action and the face the hardship of dealing diplomatically with others and figuring out how to best deal with different…
Many leaders forget that business is about values, not just economic performance. Moral leadership doesn't mean ignoring profit and loss, stock price, production costs, and other hard measurable facts. But it does require recognizing the importance of moral values, human meaning, quality, and higher purpose. Despite the corporate realities of greed, competition, and the drive to achieve goals and profits, leaders can act from moral values and encourage others to develop and use moral values in the workplace.…
When asked the question, which leader would you want to have…one that is morally strong or morally weak, it makes you wonder what would be the best for the country. Someone that is morally weak doesn’t care about other people, just the best thing for him or her and in some instances that could be the best thing. They know what they want and they will never stop until they get it. Yet, sometimes the person can case havoc and destruction as Hitler did in World War 2. No one had respect for him and the country was falling apart. There wasn’t any unity between the people, which is what has to happen to make a country prosperous and successful. Some people mistake…