MIRVAC gRoup AnnuAl RepoRt 2012 - Mirvac - Mirvac Group
MIRVAC gRoup AnnuAl RepoRt 2012 - Mirvac - Mirvac Group
MIRVAC gRoup AnnuAl RepoRt 2012 - Mirvac - Mirvac Group
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DIReCtoRs’ <strong>RepoRt</strong><br />
4 ReMuneRAtion coMponents AnD outcoMes foR the elt / continueD<br />
strategic driver Aligned sti measure(s) explanation of measure weighting % Rationale for using<br />
employee<br />
engagement<br />
hSe&S<br />
excellence<br />
employee engagement<br />
survey outcomes<br />
Balanced scorecard<br />
of hSe&S excellence<br />
For each performance measure on the STI scorecard:<br />
— a threshold, target and stretch goal is set at the start<br />
of the financial year;<br />
— 75 per cent of the target opportunity is awarded for<br />
achieving threshold performance;<br />
— 100 per cent of the target opportunity is awarded for<br />
achieving target performance;<br />
— 150 per cent of the target opportunity is awarded for<br />
achieving stretch performance; and<br />
— a sliding scale operates between threshold and target,<br />
and between target and stretch.<br />
Following an assessment of <strong>Group</strong> performance:<br />
— the operating earnings result is assessed to determine<br />
whether the gateway performance level has been achieved;<br />
— if the operating earnings gateway has been achieved,<br />
each performance measure is assigned an STI score<br />
ranging from zero per cent (for performance below<br />
threshold) to 150 per cent (for performance at or above<br />
stretch) of target;<br />
— the STI scores for each component are then converted<br />
into an overall STI score for <strong>Group</strong> performance;<br />
— the hRC then has an opportunity to exercise discretion to<br />
adjust the <strong>Group</strong> STI score up or down in order to ensure<br />
payments are consistent with <strong>Mirvac</strong>’s remuneration strategy,<br />
and to prevent any anomalous remuneration outcomes;<br />
— the STI score is used to determine the STI pool; and<br />
— STI scores are also assigned to divisions, based on an<br />
assessment their contribution to the <strong>Group</strong> result.<br />
To calculate an individual’s STI award:<br />
— each participant is awarded an individual STI score of<br />
between zero and 150 per cent of their STI target based<br />
on an assessment of their personal performance for<br />
the year against objectives linked to <strong>Mirvac</strong>’s strategic<br />
drivers; and<br />
— the final STI outcomes are then calculated by scaling<br />
each individual’s STI score up or down based on the<br />
overall STI score for <strong>Group</strong> performance, adjusted,<br />
as appropriate, for divisional performance scores.<br />
14 mirvac group annual report <strong>2012</strong><br />
employee engagement is<br />
a measure of employees’<br />
intellectual and emotional<br />
commitment to their<br />
organisation and its success.<br />
It has been shown to be<br />
linked to an organisation’s<br />
financial performance.<br />
Aon hewitt conducted an<br />
anonymous survey of <strong>Mirvac</strong>’s<br />
employees, and reported<br />
back to <strong>Mirvac</strong> with a score<br />
for the <strong>Group</strong> out of 100.<br />
The ‘balanced scorecard’<br />
of hSe&S grades a suite of<br />
measures, such as lost time<br />
injury frequency rate and<br />
proportion of waste reused or<br />
recycled using a traffic light<br />
system. <strong>Mirvac</strong> looked at what<br />
proportion of those measures<br />
were rated ‘green’, which<br />
corresponds to an industry<br />
leading level of performance.<br />
<strong>Group</strong> performance for FY12<br />
10 There is a strong correlation<br />
between high levels of<br />
employee engagement and<br />
total securityholder return.<br />
10 <strong>Mirvac</strong> is committed to<br />
providing a safe workplace<br />
for all of its employees and to<br />
ensuring its activities do not<br />
have an adverse impact on<br />
the environment.<br />
c) the sti component: how was reward linked to<br />
performance this year?<br />
stI pool in fy12<br />
The <strong>Group</strong> operating earnings gateway was achieved in Fy12<br />
which meant that an STI pool was formed. The STI pool in<br />
Fy12 was larger than the STI pool in Fy11. This was largely due<br />
to <strong>Mirvac</strong> exceeding threshold performance levels on the RoA<br />
and customer and investor satisfaction measures in Fy12. The<br />
following graph summarises <strong>Mirvac</strong>’s performance against<br />
each of the measures on the balanced scorecard for the year<br />
ended 30 June <strong>2012</strong>:<br />
Weighting: 50%<br />
% of target awarded = 102%<br />
Financial<br />
performnace<br />
(Operating earnings)<br />
Weighting: 20%<br />
% of target awarded = 84%<br />
Capital<br />
efficiency<br />
(ROA%)<br />
Weighting: 10%<br />
% of target awarded = 82%<br />
Customer<br />
and investor<br />
satisfaction<br />
(Improvement<br />
against external<br />
benchmark)<br />
Weighting: 10%<br />
% of target awarded = 92%<br />
Employee<br />
engagement<br />
(Aon Hewitt<br />
engagement score)<br />
Stretch<br />
Weighting: 10%<br />
% of target awarded = 110%<br />
Target<br />
Threshold<br />
HSE&S<br />
excellence<br />
(HSE&S scorecard)<br />
In light of <strong>Mirvac</strong>’s performance against these five measures<br />
for the year ended 30 June <strong>2012</strong>, the Board approved<br />
an STI pool equivalent to 96 per cent of target, compared<br />
to a maximum potential pool of 150 per cent of target.