Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
understand the fundamentals of job grading
understand the classification model of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (“CBA”) for Banks and be able to apply it
understand the challenges of the new model and its impact on employees
organise/participate in the grading workshops within its banking institution
create job descriptions allowing to deploy new classification
Programme
Day 1 :
Overview of the new CBA groups structure compared with the former model
Introduction to the main model of classification of functions
Deep-dive of the classification (criteria)
Design of job descriptions
Presentation of the methodology in order to organise job grading workshops
Day 2:
Put skills into practice: real case study from the job descriptions design to the function weighting
How to deal with specific cases (ex: function classified in a group that differs completely from the former CBA)
Link with the remuneration process
Target Audience
HR professionals and/or business line managers who will participate in the job grading exercise / staff representatives wishing to understand the new model.
Prerequisites
Good HR knowledge to understand the issues surrounding the classification of functions.
Trainers
Roxane Filippa (Associate Partner KPMG Luxembourg) and her colleagues assisted the ABBL in the creation of the new CBA and brought their expertise with regards to job grading in participating in the workshops with HR professionals and unions.
Course material
The course material can be downloaded free of charge via your portal the day before the start of the course (download the Client Portal User’s Guide here).
The collective bargaining agreement can be downloaded and printed from the ABBL website, please note that no hard copy will be distributed during the course.
Lieu
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Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg7, rue Alcide de Gasperi
L-1615 Luxembourg
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lun. 23.09.2019 à 09h00
New Collective Bargaining Agreement for Banks: Job grading exercise
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Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg
mar. 24.09.2019 à 09h00
New Collective Bargaining Agreement for Banks: Job grading exercise
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Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg