HR MENTORING PROGRAMME
HR is often looked at and built as an operational and administrative function. This is all fine as long as your team is still quite small and that all you need is someone to write contracts, administrate leaves, hire few people and manage payroll.
The challenge comes when you need to build some structure around compensation, performance management, culture, etc. Running operations and building operation systems require two very distinctive skillset.
Unfortunately, finding such profiles in HR can be challenging and you may not have the budget or the job scope to hire them.
This programme aims at developing your current HR leader into a strategy business partner and to provide support in the definition of the People Strategy and in the design of the HR infrastructure.
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
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Build the People Strategy and People Plan to support the growth of the business
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Develop the necessary capabilities into the HR team so the organisation does not lag behind the business needs
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Understand what are the expectations and the key responsibilities to lead and develop the HR function effectively
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Identify skill gaps for the HR leader and build a growth plan in consequence
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Define the key elements of the People Strategy (Culture, Planning, Operations, Performance, Development, Engagement)
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Discuss the options of structured systems for HR Ops, Compensation, Recruiting, Performance Management, Engagement, Employee Development, etc.
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Design, develop and implement the right HR, organisation and management processes and frameworks for the organisation on time
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Provide sound advice on the HR team structure
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Support with adhoc employee issues
ADVISORY FORMAT
This support is typically delivered through WEEKLY SESSIONS of 1 HOUR.
During these sessions, we typically discuss about..
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What People Strategy & The role of an HR leader are
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The Current vs. future Org Structure and Manpower Planning
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The Company culture
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HR tools, vendors and systems
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Recruiting strategy and processes
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Employer branding
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Compensation and benefits framework
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Performance management framework
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Employee engagement and employee development
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Adhoc people situations such as performance issues, employee disengagement, employee relations, etc