Benefits of membership: Access to a wide variety of research papers, downloads, special publications and receive a monthly newsletter in full colour. Furthermore all members will be listed as potential service providers and members will be able to advertise their services and/or products in the newsletter at a membership discount tariff. Members will also receive discounts on training programmes and consultations. You may elect to become a voting or a non-voting member of the Institute.
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Two types of voting membership: 1. Dignitas Associates (open membership):
Voting members (individuals or representatives of public/private enterprises) who endorse the Institute's vision, mission principles and goals to establish dignity in the workplace. They elect to become a voting members and exercise the vote at the Annual General Meeting. Dignitas Associates pay an annual membership fee. It makes good sense for the Dignitas Associates to be South Africans to enable them to attend the meetings and therefore payment will be in the South African rand currency. There are three types of Dignitas Associates:
Only one individual may represent an enterprise, business or organisation irrespective of its size. At least three, but at all times at least 10% of Dignitas Associates will be elected to the Board to present this category of membership.
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You can become a non-voting member (as of the Workplace Dignity Institute anywhere in the world by belonging to The Dignity Network a network of individuals or organizations, supporting the vision, mission and goals of the Workplace Dignity Institute. But what is membership without the vote? You may not be able to vote at the Annual General Meeting or have the opportunity to become an office bearer, but you will receive all other benefits voting members have and you will also be listed as a service provider if you have a business and you will receive newsletters on a regular basis. You will also receive 10% discount on all workshops, breakfasts seminars or conferences presented by the Workplace Dignity Institute. The cost of this type of membership is R350.00 per year for individuals and R500.00 for companies or organizations. |
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The Workplace Dignity Institute is affiliated to
Civicus Alliance
Global Health Council
Dr Susan Steinman is affiliated to
EAPA - Employee Assistance Professionals Association South Africa
Institute of People Management(IPM)

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