La classe virtuelle proposée chez RH Lab.
Dans un contexte de crise sanitaire, RH Lab. se réinvente !
Un formateur, une classe virtuelle, des entraînements et des ressources en ligne ! C’est la recette pour continuer à accélérer le développement de vos collaborateurs avec RH Lab. !
Compte tenu du contexte actuel, il nous a fallu repenser et adapter nos formations.
Dans cette période inédite, chacun fait face aux changements liés à la crise sanitaire comme la mise en place du télétravail, la gestion et le maintien d’une partie des effectifs sur site. Les DRH ont pris conscience à cette occasion des difficultés pour le maintien des formations en présentielle programmées. Une bonne dose d’adaptation des horaires et des objectifs a donc été nécessaire.
Cette mise en place s’est révélée compliquée et un grand nombre préparent l’après en misant sur la formation en classe virtuelle.
Why carry out a social audit?
Normally, in an organization, not all HR policies are formal and written. There are many informal, not officially documented policies. The HR social audit involves the examination of all HR policies, procedures and practices currently adopted by the organization, whether formal or informal. The audit also makes it possible to verify that the company complies with legal and regulatory requirements concerning employees such as those established by the Luxembourg labor code, collective agreements and applicable regulations. By means of an audit, the company can determine its strengths and weaknesses in the area of HR management and plan accordingly to improve its processes and procedures related to the function.
In a social audit, you can find the social objectives put forward through the following themes:
- Strategy and management of Human Resources
- Legal compliance of contracts and internal processes
- Compensation and benefits
- Job and skills analysis
- Responsible recruitment
- Performance management
- Skills mapping
- Legal questions relating to human rights.
- Role of the HR Business Partner (HRBP)
- Surveillance performance (Occupational Health and Safety)
- Managerial performance
- Employee relations and social climate
- Organization of the HR department structure
- Human resources development initiatives
- Quality of life at work: Well-being, diversity and equal opportunities
What are the challenges behind the social audit?
Social auditing has become a must practice in companies of all sizes for many reasons. The first factor explaining the growing role of social auditing is the growing strategic nature of the internal management of the organization’s human resources. The second reason is the growing interest in corporate social responsibility. The development of social auditing consists in determining the indicators used to measure human resources management practices: they are therefore fully linked and very useful for demonstrating the sense of the company’s social responsibility towards employees. . Supported by “Labor Law”, social auditing has become more and more common and builds corporate social information around quantitative and qualitative indicators of human resources management. The demand for systematic and rigorous quantitative collection of this data has created a culture of social auditing. By performing audits in accordance with the social audit framework, the company optimizes costs by reducing on-site audits. It positions itself as a reliable partner and strengthens its relationship with its customers. Finally, it is part of a continuous improvement process to better control its production and reduce its risks.
Social audit, what objectives?
As you will have understood, the social audit on human resources management offers many advantages. But it also allows companies: Independently, objectively, systematically and strictly examine the human resources functions of the organization assess the general environment and the performance effectiveness of the human resources department verify any deviation from standards and design appropriate strategies and corrective actions in areas related to human resources check whether human resources management is consistent with the general practices and procedures of the organization to measure the statutory compliance of human resources activities in accordance with the laws explore areas where personnel costs can be reduced improve business performance ensure an important part of the social and societal responsibility which falls to any company identify areas of human resources that require investment in research and development Carrying out a social audit is an essential step, especially if you want to review your strategy, perpetuate, transmit or develop your business and you do not have all the necessary resources to do so. This step, which is the social audit, is also the keystone of our time-sharing HR interventions with all our clients. If you would like to know more about our social audits or the intervention of our time-shared HR specialists, contact our CEO, Lauriane Marlier: