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<strong>Job</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> <strong>basic</strong> <strong>training</strong>


It’s the most widely used method in the world.<br />

Would you like to know why?<br />

When it comes to <strong>Job</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong>, <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> pretty much wrote the book. Since<br />

the 1950’s when Ned <strong>Hay</strong> and Dale Purves built on the work of the early JE<br />

pioneers and developed a ‘definitive’ method for measuring work, the <strong>Hay</strong> Guide<br />

Chart®- Profile Method of <strong>Job</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> has become the most widely used in<br />

the world.<br />

Our knowledge and experience in the field is vast and over the last five decades<br />

<strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> has used the method in assisting thousands of organisations through<br />

periods of growth, improvement and change.<br />

This programme is only open to organisations that already use the <strong>Hay</strong> Guide<br />

Chart®- Profile Method. It is designed for individuals who are accountable for<br />

describing, analysing, designing and measuring work in their organisations. This<br />

includes professionals in compensation and benefits, organisation effectiveness<br />

and human resources development as well as line managers asked to participate<br />

in these processes. As the course is designed to teach the <strong>basic</strong>s of how to<br />

evaluate using the <strong>Hay</strong> Guide Charts®, it is intended for individuals who need<br />

to evaluate jobs and roles, yet have little or no previous experience with <strong>Hay</strong><br />

<strong>Group</strong>’s methodology.<br />

‘‘<br />

the most<br />

widely used method<br />

in the world<br />

’’<br />

The <strong>Hay</strong> Guide Chart®-Profile Method of <strong>Job</strong> <strong>Evaluation</strong> is the most<br />

widely used in the world and can be used in a variety of organisation<br />

and human resource applications – not just for compensation<br />

and benefit purposes!


So, what does this mean for you and your<br />

organisation?<br />

It might be a merger or acquisition, new structure design, changing roles, or<br />

simply a grade structure that doesn’t fit the needs of the organisation any more.<br />

Maybe you need the rigour of an analytical job evaluation method to support an<br />

equal pay review.<br />

Regardless of the reason, organisations need a sound and straightforward<br />

method to measure and value work on an on-going basis – one that reflects<br />

their specific culture and values effectively. It doesn’t matter what sector<br />

you work in, todays organisations benefit from using well thought through<br />

approaches when describing, analysing and evaluating work – for reward<br />

purposes as well as a variety of related organisation and human resources<br />

applications.<br />

Your organisation already understands these benefits, but perhaps you are<br />

new to the organisation or new to the world of organisation design, grading or<br />

reward. If you want, or need, to learn the <strong>basic</strong>s of how to evaluate jobs then this<br />

course is a must.<br />

We’ve made a world of difference to how<br />

thousands of organisations design and value<br />

work<br />

The <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> method enables you to define and compare jobs within, and<br />

across, business units with unsurpassed rigour. The unique integrated model<br />

enables evaluation across an entire organisation or within distinct job groups or<br />

families. Since the development of the Guide Charts® in the mid-to-late 50s the<br />

method has been updated and developed to suit different sectors and cultures<br />

and is now used in more than 90 countries. It has been applied in both public<br />

and private organisations to evaluate millions of jobs at all levels across the<br />

world.


Learn the <strong>basic</strong>s from the expert<br />

This two day course will give you a <strong>basic</strong> understanding of how to<br />

calculate jobs and roles using the <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> method. Our experts will<br />

teach you in an interactive way using a case study and in group exercises.<br />

You’ll learn just why job evaluation is so important, how to evaluate<br />

work, and techniques for ensuring consistency and reliability. As well as<br />

this hands on practise, you’ll have the benefit of discussing the issues<br />

with a senior <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> consultant and share experiences with other<br />

<strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> clients.<br />

With your new skills you will be able to:<br />

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understand the basis of the <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> method and the process by<br />

which it is applied<br />

have hands on experience of evaluating different job types in the<br />

context of an organisational structure<br />

develop insights into the concepts underlying the <strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong><br />

method and its role in supporting reward systems<br />

be prepared to challenge the process for valuing work and how best<br />

to design jobs or roles<br />

Demand for these workshops is high. Contact us as soon as possible to<br />

reserve your place.<br />

This programme is only open to organisations that already use the <strong>Hay</strong><br />

Guide Chart®- Profile Method<br />

<strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong><br />

Tel: +47 24 12 40 60<br />

web: www.haygroup.com<br />

email: margrete.henriksen@haygroup.com

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