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Financial Services:
Working with an asset management business to design a performance
management approach where the responsibility for reviewing
performance and planning objectives and development plans
was passed to individual fund and investment managers so
that they took responsibility for performance improvement.
This was done in an environment where the external regulator
set requirements for the development and recording of skills
and control systems required of the company and individual
managers. |
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Food Distribution:
Helping a distribution company develop a performance management
approach covering organisational/management objectives and
pay management. The new processes required managers to take
on an explicit and regular coaching responsibility for their
staff. |
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Retail Services:
Working with a newly established airport retail business
to determine how best to link performance and reward in
the development of new pay systems and structures at the
same time as they integrated two organisations into one
across all the major UK airports. |
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Public Sector:
Designing new organisational roles and then the consequent
impact on pay, grading and performance management arrangements
for a public sector agency as it responded to the different
expectations of the Government after the 1997 General Election.
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Not for Profit Sector:
Implementing new performance management arrangements and
reward systems for a national influencing organisation which
was determined to retain its values of working together
and individual contribution whilst coping with increasing
complexity in jobs and structure. |
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NHS:
Helping NHS trusts to decide on the major principles that
they wanted to declare in how they led and managed their
people as a precursor to considering how they might develop
local pay arrangements. Major issues related to how they
could move from highly complex to simpler pay structures
and whether pay increases should relate to individual performance
or the development of skills. |