Course Info

Code PH1-123

Duration 5 Days

Format Classroom

Course Summary

Compensation and reward management play a pivotal role in shaping the organisational culture and performance of a company. A well-structured compensation system not only serves as a motivational tool for employees but also significantly contributes to improving the external reputation of an employer.  

 

In a competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent is crucial, and a robust compensation strategy can set a company apart from its competitors. Competitive salaries, performance bonuses, and comprehensive benefits packages not only attract skilled professionals but also reduce the attrition rate by fostering a sense of value and recognition among employees. 

 

Effective compensation and reward management contribute to the retention of valuable company knowledge and skills. When employees feel fairly compensated for their contributions, they are more likely to remain loyal to the organisation, reducing the risk of losing critical expertise. This, in turn, promotes continuity and stability within the company, enhancing its ability to adapt to industry changes and challenges. 

 

Designing a compensation and reward system aligns employee efforts with organisational goals, fostering a positive work environment and boosting overall productivity, creating a future-proof model for your business. 


During this course, you’ll learn: 

 

  • To employ methodologies to create, structure, and execute a business competency framework within the organisation. 
  • To conduct unbiased evaluations of employees to identify gaps between their existing competencies and the required standards, creating awareness to meet the necessary criteria. 
  • To formulate and draft competency terms within the framework, encompassing both behavioural and technical aspects. 
  • To implement the framework for purposes such as recruitment, identifying assessments, and fostering employee development. 

This course is designed for anyone responsible for developing an effective benefits package within their organisation in order to retain employee knowledge and skills. It would be most beneficial for: 

 

  • Business Owners 
  • HR Professionals 
  • Operations Managers 
  • Managing Directors 
  • Heads of Departments 
  • Chief Financial Officers 
  • Administrators 
  • Learning & Development Managers 
  • Talent Developers 
  • Recruiters 

This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review various benefits packages from successful companies and work together to understand the reasons for their success.  

 

They will also review a trainer-led presentation with real-world case studies of unsuccessful benefits packages and understand the financial and societal reasons for failure. They will then conduct a group discussion based on their thoughts on what may work for their own company, inviting real feedback on proposals with the view to implementing a future benefits and compensation package. 


Course Content & Outline

Section 1 

Understanding Your Competency Model 

  • Exploring competency models and their significance. 
  • Aligning competency models with organisational goals. 
  • Analysing the role of competency models in talent management. 
  • Understanding the link between competency models and employee performance. 
  • Leveraging competency models for effective benefits design. 
  • Customising benefits packages based on identified competencies. 
  • Evaluating the impact of competency-based benefits on employee satisfaction. 
  • Integrating competency models into overall HR strategies. 

 

Section 2 

Developing a Future-Focused Competency Framework 

  • Defining key components of a future-focused competency framework. 
  • Understanding the role of competency frameworks in organisational development. 
  • Aligning competency frameworks with future business trends. 
  • Incorporating technological advancements in competency development. 
  • Identifying and assessing future-oriented skills and capabilities. 
  • Linking competency frameworks to succession planning. 
  • Adapting competency frameworks to changing industry landscapes. 

 

Section 3 

Expected Behaviours & Outputs for Levelled Achievements 

  • Understand the correlation between behaviours and salary achievements. 
  • Develop effective communication for behaviour-salary alignment. 
  • Explore motivation and incentives in relation to salary levels. 
  • Analyse behaviour-driven salary advancements through case studies. 
  • Create metrics for evaluating salary level achievements. 
  • Foster a positive work culture for enhanced behaviours. 
  • Implement feedback for continuous behaviour improvement. 
  • Navigate challenges in salary achievement processes. 
  • Leverage technology for tracking expected behaviours. 
  • Conduct salary reviews based on demonstrated achievements. 
  • Foster accountability and ownership in achieving salary levels. 

 

Section 4 

Technical Development to Monitor Success Levels 

  • Applying data analytics in technical development to monitor success. 
  • Automating monitoring and reporting of success metrics. 
  • Improving coding skills for successful technical implementations. 
  • Staying updated on emerging technologies for advanced success monitoring. 
  • Building troubleshooting expertise to tackle technical challenges. 
  • Tailoring technical solutions for diverse success measurement requirements. 
  • Integrating cybersecurity measures into success monitoring systems. 
  • Power BI, SAP & Oracle usage for productivity and skills monitoring.  

 

Section 5 

Assessment & Evaluation - Measuring Metrics 

  • Hands-on training on software applications designed for measuring key performance indicators (KPIs). 
  • Exploring potential biases in IT-driven metrics and methods to mitigate them. 
  • Ensuring fairness and equity in the assessment process to avoid disparities in salary uplift. 
  • Understanding legal and ethical considerations associated with using IT metrics for salary decisions. 
  • Complying with privacy regulations and ensuring data security in the assessment process. 
  • Establishing a framework for continuous improvement based on feedback and evolving industry standards. 
  • Implementing iterative changes to the assessment process to adapt to organisational needs.