Maynooth University values its employees and is committed to maintaining and enhancing a good working environment. It has in place a range of services and policies to support the wellbeing of employees and help them to achieve their work goals and to balance their work and other roles.
These services and policies are outlined below:
Inspire Workplace Services - An employee assistance programme which offers; 24/7/365 Helpline Support
Human Resources invite all employees to participate in our upcoming Employee Wellbeing month – May 2021.
A number of webinars and workshops to support and promote employee wellbeing will be available to all employees.
Please refer to Employee Wellbeing Month Guide (May 2021) for a full overview of the events, dates, times.
To book your place online: Log in to your Employee Self Service (ESS) portal.
Employee Wellbeing Seminars - For information on our employee wellbeing seminars view the Learning & Development Directory.
Employee Wellbeing eLearning - A total of 16 Employee Wellbeing eLearning courses, are now available when you login with your Maynooth University Windows username and password. The Employee Wellbeing eLearning Overview provides more information on the eLearning courses available.
See Change Workplace Pledge - Maynooth University has signed up to the See Change Workplace Pledge as part of our on-going commitment to support awareness of Mental Health.
See Change have developed a Guide to Understanding Mental Health Stigma and a See Change Briefing doc for Managers.
HR Policies (A-Z) - deal with areas of employee wellbeing
Work-life balance
Equality & Diversity
To support your wellbeing during this unprecedented period, Human Resources have a number of online wellbeing webinars available to all employees.
The Health & Safety Authority (HSA) - offer a range of supports on addressing work related stress, including a work related stress worksheet for employees
The HSE offer mental health supports and online courses including a video-based wellbeing programme. This evidence-based programme provides a unique opportunity for people to learn more about mindfulness, gratitude, self-care and resilience. As we continue to adapt our lifestyles to deal with COVID-19 and are faced with different challenges, Minding Your Wellbeing aims to provide simple tools and guidance to develop and maintain a positive outlook by looking after our mental health and wellbeing.
'In this Together' campaign offers guidance on minding one's mental health, coping at home, eating healthy and tips on staying active.
Mental Health Ireland also offer a range of supports in the form posters, tips, videos, podcasts and articles - no login/account required, as well their Mental Health Ireland - Supports & Resources Directory
Government Keep Well Supports