Victim Support Scotland, Salary and Structure Review
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Victim Support Scotland is the largest voluntary sector support provider to people affected by crime in Scotland.- It has170 staff and 900 volunteers delivering services to over 180,000 people per year. This support comes through 31 local community based offices, 42 court based offices and the national offices.
- VSS has had charitable status since August 1985 and was established as an independent company limited by guarantee in 1989.
What did our client need?
- Assistance with the organisation of service delivery within the community and court based services under VSS control and options for organisational structure.
- Robust job evaluation and pay grading for the new structure, including the development of a competency framework.
- Advice on how to effectively resource the management and support of service delivery.
- An approach which considered the breadth of VSS responsibilities and made allowances for future as well as current requirements.
How did we help?
Use of a Job Family approach to develop new organisational and pay structures which would meet current and future needs, based on an objective criteria.- Designing four Job Families, in collaboration with members of VSS staff, which described the key areas of work in the organisation.
- Trained selected VSS staff with the knowledge and ability to deliver and implement the new job evaluation structure and methodology.
- Introduction of a competency framework which helped to enhance the role profiles within the new Job Families, as a way to focus staff towards organisational goals.
What benefits did our client gain?
- A Job Family approach which provided all the longer term organisational benefits of Job Families while reducing the costs of job evaluation and devising a new pay structure.
- A series of new roles that reflected the future needs of the service.
- The scope to integrate VSS competencies to these role definitions in the future.
- A management and organisation structure that integrates the future delivery of services in the management team and at a local level.
Contact
- Paul Robertson, Head of Practice and Managing Director
- 0870 890 9882
- enquiries@wayshrc.com
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