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[...] Training - Level of qualification - Types of training followed in the year - Average number of training action hours per employee and per year - Distribution by type of action: adaptation to the position, maintenance in employment, development of skills - Number of agents benefiting from at least one training - Average duration per training action - Average duration per agent in training - Unmet demands 6. Professional relationships - Organization of working time - Medical surveillance of personnel 7. Other conditions of life relevant to the company In what ways are the elements of the social balance sheet operational HR management tools? [...]
[...] . ) The construction of a dashboard that brings together the most relevant HR indicators (HR KPIs) allows for the evaluation of the situation and helps decision-makers by highlighting the current situation and the discrepancies between it and the expected situation. [...]
[...] In particular, given that JL Metal is an industrial production company, it is essential to particularly consider the Health and Safety at work component. Question Help: Beyond defining the indicators, specify how they are calculated. Explain this using examples or illustrations of what these indicators point to possible HR difficulties (e.g. high Turn Over = loss of skills/recurrent recruitment costs/bad employer brand/integration problem? management problem? attractiveness or drudgery? [...]
[...] Through the projections and forecasts it enables, it contributes to the development of a prospective staffing management approach. The objective of the proposed social balance sheet is to accompany JL Metal in achieving its staffing growth objectives within 24 months. The company being in the field of industrial production, it is important to be particularly interested in indicators related to health and safety conditions at work. Depending on the company's strategic orientation or the existence of a specific risk, one can focus more on certain indicators. [...]
[...] In the case of JL Metal, the number of employees being 150, below the threshold of 300 employees, the balance sheet is not mandatory. However, there is an obligation to consult the works council on social data through the annual report (RAU). In this context, the employer is required to demonstrate the implementation of actions to address certain social issues (gender equality; training; part-time work . etc.). However, due to the strategic and operational nature of this tool, it is relevant to implement it, all the more so in anticipation of the planned growth in personnel. [...]
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