11. mission
objectives and goals
strategy
structure
people
STRATEGIC DIRECTION HR LINKAGE
determining organization’s
business
setting goals and
objectives
determining how to attain
goals and objectives
determining what jobs need to be
done and by whom
matching skills, knowledge,
and abilities to required jobs
Linking Organizational Strategy to HR Planning
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12. HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
Human Resources Management
14. Employee and
community
relations
HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
Human Resources Management
16. Employee and
community
relations
Egypt labor Law No. 12 of the year 2003
Egypt
Labor
Law
Inspection
On Work And
Judicial
Police
Authority
Vocational
Guidance And
Training
Vocational
Safety And
Ensuring
Labour
Enviroment
ecurity
Collective
Labor
Relationships
Individual
Labour
Relationships
Definitions
And General
Previsions
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17. Income tax Law No. 97 of 2018 amending
Income Tax Law No. 91 of 2005
Employee and
community
relations
• Under the amended law the first bracket, those with an annual income of EGP 8,000 or less, will be
exempted from paying taxes.
• The amendment imposes a 10 percent tax on the second bracket with annual income from EGP
8,000 to EGP 30,000.
• The amendment imposes a 15 percent tax on the third bracket with annual income from EGP
30,000 to EGP 45,000, while a 20 percent tax will be imposed on the fourth bracket with annual
income from EGP 45,000 to EGP 200,000.
• A 22.5 percent tax is imposed on the fifth bracket, that includes people who earn more than EGP
200,000.
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18. Talent Sourcing
HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
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23. Talent Sourcing
Job analysis & Design
Factors affecting job design
• The characteristics of jobs.
• The characteristics of task structure.
• The process of intrinsic motivation.
• The job characteristics model.
• The implications of group activities.
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25. Talent Sourcing
Job analysis & Design
Job
analysis
Safety &
Health
Performance
Appraisal
Job
Evaluation
Career
Planning
Training and
Development
Selection
Planning
Discipline
Employee
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26. Talent Sourcing
Job analysis & Design
Job Analysis: A Basic Human Resource Management Tool
Tasks Responsibilities Duties
Job
Analysis
Job
Descriptions
Job
Specifications
Knowledge Skills Abilities
Human Resource
Planning
Recruitment
Selection
Training and
Development
Performance Appraisal
Compensation and
Benefits
Safety and Health
Employee and Labor
Relations
Legal Considerations
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Job Description
• Identifies the tasks and responsibilities of a position/job
• Focuses on describing the position/job as it is currently being performed
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• Job title (department and pay grade)
• Supervision (lines of authority)
• Location
• Tasks, duties, activities, etc.
• Performance standards
• Working conditions
• Tools, equipment, materials, etc.
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30. Talent Sourcing
Strategic Recruiting Decisions
Recruiting
Source Choices:
Internal vs.
External
Organizational-
Based vs.
Outsourcing
Regular vs.
Flexible Staffing
Recruiting and
EEO”Employee
Equal Opportunity
/Diversity
Considerations
Strategic
Recruiting
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31. External Recruiting
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Talent Sourcing
External
Recruiting
Sources
Media
Sources
and Job
Fairs
Competitive
Sources
High
Schools and
Technical
Schools
Labor
Unions
Employment
Agencies
and Search
Firms
Social
Media
College and
University
Recruiting
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32. Internet Job Searching
Source: Based on data from Greenfield Online (www.greenfieldonline.com), as presented in The Wall Street Journal, November 27, 2000, R32.
Talent Sourcing
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33. What to Include in an Effective Recruiting Ad
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36. Recruiting Evaluation Pyramid
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37. Talent Sourcing
How to write CV
How success interview
How to create Linkedin profile
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38. Training and
development
HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
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44. Training Methods
Training and
development
Presentation Methods
Instructor-led classroom instruction
Distance learning
Audiovisual techniques
Mobile technologies
Hands-on Methods
On-the-job training
Self-directed learning
Simulations
Business games and case studies
Behavior modeling
Interactive video
E-learning
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46. Compensation
& Benefits
HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
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47. Compensation
& Benefits
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Job Evaluation
Grade &Pay
structure
Market rate
analysis
Contingent Pay
Total
remuneration
Reward
Strategy
Business & HR
strategy
Employee
benefits
Allowances
Performance
management
Non-financial
Rewards
Total Reward
48. Compensation
& Benefits
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52. Compensation
& Benefits
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Self-
fulfilment
Esteem
Social
Safety
Physiological Needs
SELF MOTIVATION
MANAGEMENT
NATURE OF WORK
COMPANY
LAW
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
Satisfaction Through Work
Sourceofrewardstomeetneeds
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53. Compensation
& Benefits
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Equity and Its Impact on Pay Rates
Equity and Its
Impact on Pay
Rates
External
Equity
Internal
Equity
Individual
Equity
Procedural
Equity
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54. Compensation
& Benefits
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Job Evaluation Methods
Quantitative Methods
• Job Ranking
• Job Classification or Grading
Qualitative Methods
• Factor comparison
• Point Method
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55. Compensation
& Benefits
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Job Ranking: usually for departments or job families and based on one compensable factor eg. Job difficulty. Ranking
is done in a way that reflects the importance of jobs to the organization.
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& Benefits
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• Categories are established for the different levels of compensable factor eg. Difficulty where jobs are slotted in
the category that fits their description.
Job Evaluation – Job Classification
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57. Compensation
& Benefits
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Factors
1st
Degree
2nd
Degree
3rd
Degree
4th
Degree
5th
Degree
1 Skill
1. Job Knowledge 14 28 42 56 70
2. Experience 22 44 66 88 110
3. Initiative and ingenuity 14 28 42 56 70
2 Effort
1. Physical demand 10 20 30 40 50
2.Mental or visual demand 5 10 15 20 25
3 Responsibility
1. Equipment or press 5 10 15 20 25
2. Material or product 5 10 15 20 25
3. Safety of others 5 10 15 20 25
4. Work of others 5 10 15 20 25
4 Job Conditions
1. Working conditions 10 20 30 40 50
2. Hazards 5 10 15 20 25
Total 500
Job Evaluation – Point Method
Point Values for Job Factors
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58. Compensation
& Benefits
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59. Compensation
& Benefits
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Establishing Pay Grades
• Grades are pay bands that encompasses jobs of equal difficulty or
importance.
• Job Ranking: a grade can include jobs that fall within two or three grades.
• Point Evaluation: a grade includes jobs that fall within a certain range of
points.
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60. Compensation
& Benefits
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Pricing Pay Grades
• In pricing jobs, we usually resort to benchmark jobs. Sometimes the number of jobs is
too big that it is difficult to price all of them. At other times, jobs are too specific to
the nature of the organization that they are not present at the market.
• Benchmark Jobs: are jobs around which others will be compared to and slotted on
the salary scale.
• They should represent different levels at the organization and different job families.
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61. Compensation
& Benefits
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Salary Surveys
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65. Performance
Management
System
HR Department Organization Structure
Small
Organization
HR
Generalist
(Manager)
Large Organization
Corporate Functions
Organization
Development
(OD)
Talent Sourcing
Employee and
community
relations
Compensation
& Benefits
Training and
development
Performance
Management
System
Health and
safety
Line
Functions
HR Generalist
(HR Business
Partner)
Strategic
planning
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66. Performance
Management
System
• The performance management systems need to include:
• decisions about who should evaluate performance
• what format should be used
• how the results should be utilized
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67. Performance
Management
System
Purposes of a Performance Management System
• Feedback - let employees know how well they have done and allow
for employee input.
• Development – identify areas in which employees have deficiencies
or weaknesses.
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68. Performance
Management
System
The Appraisal Process
• Establishment of performance standards
• Derived from company’s strategic goals.
• Based on job analysis and job description.
• Communication of performance standards to employee.
• Measurement of performance using information from:
• personal observation
• statistical reports
• oral reports
• written reports
• Comparison of actual performance with standards.
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