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A collection of good practice for working with people with disabilities in the culture and heritage sectors. This is aimed at vocational teachers, trainers and mangers in cultural organisations.

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The employees have the opportunity to develop their resources and talents, but it is important that there is a clear and firm framework in which this development can take place and where they can feel safe Dorte Eiersbo

The importance of valuesCourage, sense of humour and diversity. These are the core values that work as pillars of the GAIA Museum organisation. The staff must bear these values in mind when meeting the employees. It is this common terminology that forms the pro-fessional bond of the organisation.

Furthermore the staff transform these values into behaviour when developing the employees skills and mutual relations. The spirit and human approach to the employees is pictured by Dorte Eiersbo as: “We are convinced that every employee can offer a valuable contribution. It is our task never to say that ideas and wishes are not realistic, but that the must take place

at their own specific pace.”A human resource approach to the employeesIt is emphasized that GAIA Museum’s employees are not regarded as clients or trainees but as an important and in-dispensable parts of the workforce - despite the facts that they work in sheltered en-vironments and that they are supported by the local municipality in their work. The working programme is tailor-made for each individual. Before an employee starts working at GAIA Museum there is a formal dialogue between a member of staff and the new employee, where the expecta-tions and resources of the employee are mapped. From this background a job func-tion matching the resource is created. The personal and job-related development of the employee is continuously monitored and supported. Once a year a formal de-velopment interview is carried through – as is common practice in every workplace in Denmark. The employees also have the opportunity for career advancement. For example they can move from job functions that are closely monitored by their advi-sors/ team managers to more independent functions.Structure is an important frame The working days at GAIA Museum start with meetings in each department, where the work of the day is planned and news exchanged. This concept has been devel-oped over the years and is regarded as very important. Dorte Eiersbo specifies: “The employees have the opportunity to develop their resources and talents, but it is important that there is a clear and firm framework in which this development can take place and where they can feel safe.”

The profile of the staff

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moralitycreativity

spontaneityproblem solvinglack of prejudice

acceptance of facts

self-esteemconfidence, achievement,

respect of others, respect by others

friendship, family, sexual intimacy

security of body, of employment, of resources,of morality, of the family, of health, of property

breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, homeostatis, excretion

Self-actualization

Esteem

Love / Belonging

Safety

Physiological

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