Keeping People
Awards & Enterprise Bargaining Agreements
Most employers and business owners just want to pay their employees the right rate of pay but have difficulty in finding how to do this; determining the correct wages for an employee who works either full-time, part-time or casually; whether they are covered by a modern award; and what happens when there is no modern award.
Read MoreEmployee Handbooks
An employee handbook can create the foundation of employee performance and help protect your business against potential lawsuits, or it can be a document that confuses employees and makes it virtually impossible to maintain your legal defences. It all depends on how well it's written and put to use.
It is worth ensuring you are proactive and not reactive when dealing with your Employee handbook. Trying to update, maintain or even creating your handbook on the fly can produce a document that is in fact inconsistent with the way your business is actually conducted.
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Employer Branding
An employer brand relates to your business as a place to work… a good employer brand captures in one statement everything your employees experience and receive while working for your… and means they will describe your business as a great place to work.
Read MorePosition Descriptions & KPIs
A well-written job description is one of the best investments an organization can make because it can be used in so many ways, including job evaluation, performance appraisals, reorganization, training, development and career planning.
At a business level, a key performance indicator (KPI) is a quantifiable metric that reflects how well a business is achieving its stated goals and objectives.
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HR Policies, Procedures and Forms
Human Resources (HR) policies, procedures and forms establish a framework and set standards that guide how employees should conduct themselves as employees. This includes how employees perform their jobs, make decisions, interact with each other and manage the business operations of their employer.
READ MORESurveys
There are 4 main reasons why businesses should conduct surveys:
1) Uncover answers.
2) Evoke discussion.
3) Base decisions on objective information.
4) Compare results.
You might survey your employees to determine the employee value proposition (EVP) they see in working for your business; employee satisfaction or engagement; workplace health; remuneration and benefits; recognition and reward; communication; mood and morale etc.
Although the process of conducting a survey can be therapeutic in itself it is the post-survey analysis, response and action that will ultimately determine how useful and effective the process has been… and whether employees become disillusioned with the process and your business or not.
To determine the best type of survey and a supporting communication plan - contact Akyra for an obligation free conversation.
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Wages & Benchmarking
As a business, you might decide to pay wages at the maximum or mid-point or minimum of the market place. By benchmarking wages for each employment category within your business, you can be certain you are meeting the market place and legislative requirements.
Read MoreWorkforce Planning
Workforce planning is the process of forecasting your staffing needs and working out the range of ways you can create and maintain the workforce in line with your business goals.
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Workshops
Akyra offers a range of workshops covering issues such as recruitment & selection, leadership development, workplace behaviours, employer branding, people and performance and much more. Akyra also provide tailor-made workshops to meet your specific needs.
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