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Job Designing & Wages and Salaries Management


Part II

Job Analysis, Description and Ranking and Wages and Salaries Management

Module 1: Job analysis, description and ranking and salaries and wages management

  • Presentation of the main concepts of administrative organization and its various components
    • Main concepts and approaches related to the preparation of the organizational structure and its application
    • Organizational structure preparation steps.
    • What is meant by jobs design?
  • The main concepts and applications of job analysis and description
    • Main equipment.
    • Job analysis and job description methodologies and models: traditional methodologies, Hay Methodology, DACUM methodology – General Presentation: what is the optimal method)
    • DACUM methodology, job description and definition of the training needs: concepts, main steps and applications.
    • Various methods and styles for data collection in the process of job analysis.
    • Personal interviews with job occupants and their managers and data collection
  • Presentation of job competencies approach and the preparation of the competencies dictionary
    • What is the competency approach?
    • What is competency: concepts, nature, components.
    • Competencies types: explicit competencies and implicit competencies.
    • Competencies ranking and assessment and their various levels.
    • HR systems and functions based on competency (general uses).
    • Main relations between job description and competencies convenient for the job.
    • Practical classifications of competencies applied by some companies.
    • Building and preparation of competencies dictionary: general presentation.
  • Job evaluation and grading and preparation of the salaries scale
    • Jobs targeted by the evaluation.
    • Job evaluation steps.
    • Job evaluation principles.
  • Presentation of some common terms that affect the job evaluation process
    • Job characteristics.
    • Duties.
    • Tasks.
    • Responsibilities.
    • Surrounding conditions.

 

  • Factors affecting the job evaluation process
    • Is there a relation between a job evaluation and the job occupant (no).
    • Is the evaluation process done by comparing jobs to each other (yes).
    • Is the evaluation is an estimation issue composed of some personal regulations adopted by the evaluator (yes and no).
    • Is the salaries and wages structure a result of the job evaluation process, i.e. after the evaluation process and not before (yes).
    • (how…).


 

Module 2: the main job evaluation methods

  • Method 1: the description method (un quantitative method) including:
    1. The rating method.
    2. Double comparison method.
    3. The grading method.
  • Method 2: modern methods (quantitative) including:
    • The points method.
    • The factor comparison method.

 




II Project:

Production of a general framework for the job classification and evaluation guide for the original workplace.