Unit 3

This unit addresses the HR competencies required for responding to challenges in workforce design, development and performance management to meet organisational objectives. The unit examines efficient processes for job analysis and design, attraction, recruitment, development, performance management, retention, and reward and remuneration strategies.

Participants will learn how to plan, implement and evaluate these strategies using appropriate HR management strategies and processes.

This unit will enable you to:

• Contribute to workplace design and implementation processes and systems that will assist your organisation in meeting its strategic objectives through managing changing workplace needs and workforce structures attributes;
• Analyse competencies, undertake job analysis, build job descriptions and person specifications and design jobs that meet the strategic business needs of your organisation;
• Choose the most effective methods and models to address a competitive job market and lead your organisation in attracting, recruiting, selecting and retaining talent;
• Analyse key performance management models and determine common advantages and disadvantages of these models;
• Utilise and adapt a performance model suitable for your organisation’s purposes, that managers can use to communicate about and improve employee performance;
• Identify problems and concerns that managers and employees may face in participating in performance management processes and provide strategies to address these problems and concerns;
• Design and manage reward and remuneration strategies to motivate employees in meeting strategic objectives, and to partner with line managers in implementing these strategies; and
• Examine types and applications of human resources information systems (HRIS) to understand and contribute to HRIS requirements for your organisation.

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, AHRI must consider our duty of care to our students and facilitators. As such, we will be transitioning our scheduled workshops into a new ‘virtual workshop’ format, until it is deemed safe to run face-to-face workshops again.

The member experience will remain the same, with a full day of interactive education and professional post-workshop support as needed to all our students. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at [email protected] or phone 1300 811 880.