Public Seminar Series 2011-2012 - Hay Group
Public Seminar Series 2011-2012 - Hay Group
Public Seminar Series 2011-2012 - Hay Group
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<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Seminar</strong> <strong>Series</strong> • <strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong><br />
<strong>Hay</strong> <strong>Group</strong> Ottawa<br />
Writing EX Job Descriptions<br />
Facilitator: George Stonyk Dates: December 7, <strong>2011</strong> and March 7, <strong>2012</strong><br />
A sound understanding of the roles and accountabilities is the basis for a solid classification<br />
for any position in the EX <strong>Group</strong>. In turn, this understanding is based on achieving clarity in<br />
understanding the environment, context, emerging and on-going issues and challenges<br />
associated with the work being performed. This one-day workshop provides insights into<br />
the key elements of executive level work in the public service. Participants will review the<br />
contents of the “Guide to Writing Work Descriptions for the Executive <strong>Group</strong>”. The workshop<br />
includes case studies on different executive level roles and provides the opportunity to<br />
discuss specific issues with respect to describing roles and accountabilities that are specific<br />
to their organizations. The workshop is designed for both the management cadre and<br />
human resource professionals in the public service.<br />
Participants will learn:<br />
• To identify key elements for each of the sections of the work description;<br />
• Analyze work in connection with the preparation of the work description;<br />
• Key questions to ask in interviewing the incumbent or the supervisor;<br />
• Linking the information presented in the work description back to the Executive <strong>Group</strong> Position<br />
Evaluation Plan;<br />
• Integrating environment and context into the work description;<br />
• Identifying the key result areas.<br />
Using examples derived from examples of work descriptions<br />
for positions in different functional areas, you can take away:<br />
• A better understanding of the nature of executive level work;<br />
• A fresh perspective on creating new and revising existing EX <strong>Group</strong> work descriptions;<br />
• An understanding of what is important in the work performed for inclusion in the work descriptions.<br />
From the discussions around the table, you can:<br />
• Gain a better understanding of the challenges associated with the creation and revision of work<br />
descriptions in other government departments and agencies;<br />
• Enhance the network of contacts across the public service engaged in analyzing, describing and evaluating<br />
executive level work in the public service.<br />
Cost:<br />
The registration fee is $899 plus applicable taxes. Please note that a 10% discount will be applied for three or<br />
more registrations from the same organization.