Employer of Choice Framework - Replacing HR as the champion of performance management
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In this episode of the Lazy Entrepreneur, we walk through a very different approach to managing people and reclaiming human resource management to its rightful place. The Manager of people.
HR Compliance, Workplace Gender Equality Agency, Occupational Health and Safety, Personnel Management, and other HR services all fit inside the HR Department.
The accountability for organising and managing people and their performance, in my opinion, needs to sit within the team and NOT HR.
Performance Management, the great resignation, or even the big resignation as it is now being called, has put an enormous amount of pressure on all types of businesses to recruit and retain employees.
So doing things the same as everyone else is just not going to cut it.
I'm introducing the concept of the Accountability and Behaviour Solution.
It's made up of 3 components.
- Collective Accountability and Behaviour,
- the Supervisor Support Solution, and
- Individual Agreements.
We define the reason the business has succeeded that helps us to explain the Collective Accountability and Behaviour
We find agreement that supports behaviour that enables the continued success.
And the key one simple shift in the definition of a supervisor's KPI to a specific behaviour of mentorship and replacing themselves over time.
This approach feels counter intuitive, but in fact, it's how successful businesses have created psychological safety to become an employer of choice.
Stephen Sandor CEO Inspiring Business
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