Reward Event - UK Pay Management in 2012: Back to the Fundamentals?

 

Speaker(s): Duncan Brown co-leads the Reward and Engagement practice for Aon Hewitt in London. He has more than 20 years' experience in HR consulting and research with firms including PricewaterhouseCoopers and Towers Perrin. He also spent five years as Assistant Director General at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and latterly as Director of Reward at the Institute for Employment studies.

His clients have included major private sector companies such as BP and National Grid, government departments such as the Cabinet Office And Equality and Human Rights Commission, local authorities and not-for-profit organisations such as the Cancer Research and the United Nations. Duncan is a leading commentator on HR issues, who has published numerous reports, articles and books. His latest book is on reward effectiveness.

Duncan has appeared on BBC TV breakfast and evening news, as well as Radio 4's Today programme. He has participated on Government taskforces concerned with pensions and human capital reporting and was a member of the expert advisory group to the Hutton Review of Fair Pay. Duncan sits on and advises a number of board remuneration committees.

Human Resources magazine placed him in its listing of the top 5 most influential thinkers in UK HR in 2010.

Event details:

The slides from this event are now available here

UK Pay Management in 2012: Back to the Fundamentals?
- the climate: its tough!
- change, change, change
- salary increases:creeping back up;
- variable pay and bonuses: the way to go?
- the senior pay and fairness agenda and what it means;
- strong designs, awful execution;
- reward communications: why is it so bad?
- line managers and reward: will and skill.

As always, this FREE Branch event will provide members with great networking opportunities over drinks and buffet.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Buses:
83 Golders Green – Ealing Hospital
207 Uxbridge – Shepherds Bush
607 Uxbridge – Shepherds Bush

Trains:
Piccadilly Line or District Line to Ealing Common Station

Parking:
There is parking on site.

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