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Track 4: An In-Depth Approach in Designing Job Descriptions, Establishing Job Evaluation and Creating Salary Schemes in Schools

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An organization can never be effective without its people. In order to maintain high business standing and good customer satisfaction, it is vital to keep people in the organization motivated in all aspects of their job. In order to do so, school administrators must ensure an alignment of the job expectation, employee performance, and compensation package given for the position in all levels.

 At the end of this session, participants will be able to acquire skills and knowledge in sustaining employee morale and productivity by:

  • having a clear understanding of the importance of job descriptions and how to effectively write them;
  • utilizing job descriptions for a better job evaluation process;
  • establishing a competitive salary scheme that helps boost job performance and organizational efficiency; and
  • understanding the importance of balanced internal salary equity within the organization.

This session will help the participants arrive at well-informed decisions on efficient tax applications and compliance, and manage BIR assessment and collection. 

 This learning session will equip participants with skills on fully understanding the relevance of job description, job evaluation and salary equity to attain employee productivity and organizational sustainability.

COURSE OUTLINE:

  1. Job Description and Its Essence
    1. Defining Job Descriptions and its Relevance
    2. How to Write Job Descriptions
    3. Pitfalls in Writing Job Descriptions
  2. Conducting Job Evaluation
    1. Understanding the Need for Job Evaluation
    2. Advantages of Having Jobs Valued in an Institution
    3. How to Do Job Evaluation
  3. Establishing Internal Salary Equity through Job Evaluation
    1. Job Evaluation Methodologies
    2. Steps in Implementing Job Evaluation
  4. Creating Salary Schemes
  5. Implementation Issues
    1. Red and Green Circles
    2. Compression and Distortion Implications
    3. Costing
    4. Other Implications
  6. Issues in Choosing the Appropriate Salary Schemes
  7. Workshop

 

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Mr. Ruel A. Montenegro is currently the President and Consulting Principal of Corporate and Career (CORE) Consultants, Inc. He has held different positions in various agencies in both the public and private sectors. He obtained a Bachelor’s degree from the University of the Philippines and completed the academic requirements for a Masteral course in Business Administration at the Ateneo de Manila University. He is the author of AASHPI published books entitled, “The Management Function of Organizing Applied to the School Setting”, and “A Compendium of Job Descriptions for Positions in the School Setting”, and co-author of “Job Ranking and Salary Schemes in Schools.”

 

OTHER TRACKS

TRACK #

DATE

SPEAKERS

TOPIC

Track 1 April 17, 2017
(9:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
Atty. Willie B. Santiago Tax Considerations in the Academe
Track 2 April 17, 2017
(9:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
Dr. Genevieve Ledesma-Tan Getting the Right People in Schools Through Focused Interview
Track 3 April 18, 2017
(9:00 AM - 4:00 PM)
Atty. Faustino R. Madriaga, Jr. Handling difficult Employees through Progressive Discipline and Memo Writing
* Each track is paid separately. These are con-current sessions, each participant can attend one track only for sessions with the same date. 

 

SEMINAR INVESTMENT FEE PER SEMINAR  

 

 

**Regular/Walk-In

VAT Inclusive

Track 1 to Track 3 (each track is paid separately)
Member Php 3,696
Non-Member Php 4,480
Special Track: Track 4
Member Php 6,720
Non-Member Php 7,840
Cut-off registration and payment **April 8, 2017 onwards.

You may download the brochure by clicking here

 

                          

     

Early bird rate applies until April 7, 2017 only. Don't miss it, hurry and register today!

 

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