| 9:00 |
Registration and Coffee
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| 9:30 |
Chair's opening remarks
Dr Peter Reilly
, Director, research and consultancy,
Institute for Employment Studies
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| 9:40 |
Developing disciplined reward strategies to award key talent
- How to identify business critical roles
- How to use research insights to give pinpoint accuracy to your reward strategy
- What methods to employ to maximise the impact of rewards programmes, making them efficient, effective and optimal
Julie Naismith
, Leader UK Reward Practice,
Towers Perrin
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| 10:20 |
Maximising the return on rewards
- Highlights from CELRE’s latest salary surveys, which cover pay and benefits in (among other job functions) IT, HR, finance, management and sales and marketing
- Top-line median and quartile figures
- Trend data from both CELRE surveys and IRS publications.
Rob Willock
, Commercial manager,
CELRE
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| 11:00 |
Tea, coffee and networking
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| 11:20 |
Norwich Union- Case study
Norwich Union: Employee reward and CSR - Overview of Norwich Union as organisation
- Why the company has embedded CSR into employee reward
- How the policy works and is presented to staff
- The impact and employee response
Helen Jackson
, Director of Reward,
Norwich Union
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| 11:50 |
Legal implications of employee benefits
- What are the key areas of legislation which HR should be aware of?
- What are the likely future developments?
- What pension changes are in the pipeline?
Chris Holme
, Associate Director,
Barlow Lyde and Gilbert
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| 12:30 |
Case study: 'More for' staff at Buckinghamshire County Council
- Background to the development of the scheme why, what and how
- What we offer
- Communication of the scheme
- Lessons learnt and future plans
Vincent Walsh
, Senior Human Resources Officer,
Buckinghamshire County Council
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| 13:00 |
Lunch and networking
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| 14:00 |
All together now: The role of team pay
- How common is team pay and when is it most effective?
- What are the benefits of team pay? (Examples – less divisive, teams only paid when success is achieved.)
- What obstacles have to be overcome to succeed? (Examples - team composition, target setting)
- What is the impact on business performance? (Examples – unlocking discretionary effort, signposting/reinforcing goals.)
Dr Peter Reilly
, Director, research and consultancy,
Institute for Employment Studies
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| 14:40 |
Case study - The benefits of Co-ownership
- The Partnership context for reward
- Components of the reward strategy
- The challenges and opportunities ahead
Andrew Clark
, Head of Reward,
John Lewis
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| 15:10 |
Tea, coffee & networking
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| 15:30 |
Ten years of Total Reward - perspectives and lessons for the future
- Why understanding the psychology of Total Reward matters
- How applied Total Reward practice can help raise motivation, engagement and performance
- Getting implementation right - building capability to deliver
- Using the Total Reward approach to build a strong employer brand
- Where it works and where the challenges remain
Helen Murlis
, Director,
Hay Group
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| 16:10 |
Chair's closing remarks
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| 16:30 |
Close of conference
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