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HRSG PBP - Vital Group Proposal
HRSG PBP - Vital Group Proposal
HRSG PBP - Vital Group Proposal
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Table of Contents
Introduction 4
Time Frame 29
Project Assumptions 33
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Introduction
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Our Understanding of Your Requirements
HRSG PBP understands that Vital Group (hereinafter referred to as Vital or the Company) which started its
operations in 1991 with the launch of Vital Tea and also launched other personal care items, such as Vital Beauty
Soap.
Vital Group (VG), as a business, is a unique blend of Asian values and global standards of quality. A strong people
(relationship) orientation coupled with professional integrity and highest level of commitment to delivering quality in
all the products and services – this unique combination has lent Vital a special recognition and acknowledgement
both in the business community and society at large. This business philosophy of Vital is reflected in all the
interactions and transactions, inland and outland.
The very reason why Vital came into being was to respond to the society’s needs to have access to quality
products. Vital Tea is the very first product which was launched at a small town in Punjab, ‘Haroonabad’, and has
been exported since 2005. Within a very short span of time, it started selling it across the country and to a larger
market outside Pakistan as well.
Vital believes in: “Quality is the main product and Trust is our earning. Quality is what we sell and Trust is what we
earn.”
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Our Understanding of Your Requirements
As such, following HRSG People & Business Partnering (PBP) subsequent meetings with Vital Management, we understand
that the Company wishes to review its strategic intent and HR practices, and as such align itself with leading practices .
With this intent in mind, Vital has invited HRSG PBP to provide best practices’ HR counsel. HRSG PBP is pleased to help
Vital with this initiative by outsourcing a senior HR resource, who will be the People & Business Partner for Vital and will
assist in implementing the proposed HR Framework at Vital. The following pages detail our approach to this exercise, with
the deployment of the HR resource, conducting an HR Diagnostics study (HR Audit) of the Company’s practices, structures,
policies, and framework, and assisting Vital with all key HR initiatives spread over the 12-month (1 year) period as agreed with
the Company.
The benefits of such an exercise are multifold, as it provides Vital with access to best practice / leading HR practices
through deployment of the HR Senior Resource. The exercise also introduces and ensures a thriving HR culture
conducive to the growth, recognition and reward of its people towards growth and success of the organization. The
engagement teams at HRSG PBP and Vital will be one-project team working for the benefit of Vital Group.
As such, HRSG PBP has designed a scope of work that would help Vital effectively fulfill this organizational initiative. We
understand that the required scope of work covers up to 250 employees in Karachi.
The following pages outline HRSG PBP’s Scope of Work, Approach, Methodology and Professional Fee to assist Vital with this
significant initiative.
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Our Approach and Methodology
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The HRSG Advantage
Deploy Centre of
Understand Vital’s HR Adopt Centre of
Excellence HR
operations and strategic Excellence elements for
methodologies and
objectives HR Diagnostics study
framework through
deployment of HR
resource
Train the stakeholders in
the process
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Overall Approach
We have developed an approach that allows us to work with our clients, rather than for the client. This means
that our client’s team (you) has greater involvement in, and ownership of the project outcomes. This reaps
several benefits:
o It allows the Vital team to feel that they have had more input in the process and solutions
o It permits knowledge transfer of the HR methodologies, processes and systems we use to recognize and
implement solutions
o It facilitates the assistance of the HR Diagnostic Study at Vital, and subsequent implementation of key HR
areas of concern through deployment of our HR Senior Resource, and assistance with design of HR
solutions
We believe that this substantial client team feedback and involvement offers a significant benefit in
understanding the current business challenges at Vital, and assisting you with this initiative. Our proposed
approach divides our solution into two distinct phases that cover your requirements, as detailed in the following
pages. This will help address your requirements in an efficient manner and reduce the elapsed time required for
completion.
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Overall Approach (Continued)
Step 1
Mobilize project
Step 2
(applicable for both
phases 1 & 2) Deploy HRSG PBP
Step 3
Senior Resource to
Vital - to facilitate and Meet Vital Senior
Step 4
assist in Management team to
implementation of the understand strategic Conduct HR
proposed HR objectives & Diagnostics study for
Framework imperatives, and Vital to understand
vision & mission of current HR Framework,
the Company practices, processes
and related HR
Systems to identify
areas of critical
improvement. Develop
roadmap for Vital
(aligned to phase 2
requirements)
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Our Approach and Methodology
Phase 1
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Detailed Approach – Phase 1 and 2
Vital’s Role
Provide all requested information as appropriate
Project Appoint a Project Manager / Focal Person who will be the liaison with HRSG PBP throughout the project
Planning and
Communication Identify key executives for involvement in the approval of deliverables / reports and management of issue(s)
Confirm the scope and approach
Provide support and all essential data requested to undertake the engagement
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Detailed Approach – Phase 1
Vital’s Role
Confirm schedule of days and timings with HRSG PBP resource
Deploy HRSG Arrange desk / cubicle and room and relative office supplies and facilities for HRSG PBP HR Resource at Vital
PBP’s Senior Identify key areas of concern to be implemented
HR Resource
to facilitate and Ensure efficient and effective turnaround time from Vital employees for completion of tasks relative to implementation process
assist Vital
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Detailed Approach – Phase 1
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Detailed Approach – Phase 1
Key Activities – Conduct HR Diagnostics study
Conduct meetings with HR, Business Heads and relative personnel at Vital, to review and understand the current HR Framework at
the Company
Step 4: Observe, review and understand key practices, processes and operations being carried out on current, group-wide Organizational
Conduct HR Structure, Job Descriptions, Job Grading Structure, Salary Structure, Performance Management and any additional HR processes
and documents where applicable
Diagnostic
study Identify key HR areas of immediate business concern to management, analyze HR gaps and practices, and identify key areas for
potential improvement
Document imperative areas of HR concern for management
Collate findings from meetings to review and understand the current HR practices and systems used at Vital, and develop an HR
Conduct HR diagnostics report focused on the following areas:
Diagnostic o Current HR practices and systems used
study for Vital o Detailed analysis on critical gaps in the HR function – at a people, process and system level
to understand o Recommendations for improvement
current HR
Framework, o Roadmap to help develop and implement an effective operating model for the company (aligned to phase 2)
practices,
processes, Vital’s Role
and related HR Participate in all required meetings (both HR and concerned Business Heads/identified personnel) and provide all required
Systems to
information for the project
identify areas
of improvement Help identify and discuss additional key HR concerns if any
Review and approve HR Diagnostics report
Discuss critical (and focused) areas of HR concern and approve road map for HR Framework redesign in order to help bridge the
gaps between current HR practices and desired state
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Our Approach and Methodology
Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
The following pages reflect the nature of HRSG People & Business Partnering assistance with implementation of the
following key HR work streams:
The implementation exercise will be carried out by the deployed senior HR resource / PBP for Vital, using HRSG PBP best
practice methodologies and frameworks.
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
Vital’s Role
Review and
recommend an Provide Vital current Organizational Structure, along with other requested information, for review and analysis
Effective Participate in discussions on the Organization Structure review
Organization Review and approve the recommended Organizational Structure with positions
Structure
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
Vital’s Role
Conduct Job
Evaluation Provide all required and related information
using a robust Review and participate in the Job Evaluation exercise where required
and structured Ensure that the job evaluation members bring business understanding of the jobs being evaluated, which may not be necessarily
highlighted in the JDs
methodology,
of 100 unique Confirm job evaluation results of the evaluated job positions (up to a maximum of 100 unique positions)
roles
Deliverable and Timeline
Job Evaluation report: evaluated jobs with evaluation scores for up to a maximum of 100 positions which will also serve as the basis
for the job grading structure
5 weeks
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
Vital’s Role
Review and participate in the discussions related to Job Grade Structure
Approve recommended Job Grade Structure
Design Job
Grade
Structure (Job
Evaluation is a Deliverable and Timeline
prerequisite for
this step) Job Grade Structure covering the unique positions assessed (up to a maximum of 100 unique roles) as part of the exercise,
indicating which roles would fall into respective grades
2 Weeks
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
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Detailed Approach – Phase 2
Vital’s Role
Conduct
Behavioral Identify employees (executives and non-executives) to be behaviorally assessed
Assessments Determine critical competencies required for assessment
for executives Ensure timely completion of Thriving Index tests
and non- Ensure availability of concerned personnel for meetings i.e. senior management for initial meetings and identified employees for face-
executives to-face assessment sessions. Face to face interviews are optional.
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Time Frame
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Time Frame
This timeframe assumes that Vital Management promptly provides all information required, and reviews the draft deliverables on time. This timeframe
does not include any public holidays. Should any instances occur where delays are incurred, HRSG PBP will inform you of potential and proposed
changes to the completiondates. Some timelines proposed can be reduced depending on how smoothly the engagement progresses.
Activity Time
Phase 1
Step 1 – Mobilization 1 week
Step 2 – Deployment of HR Resource 12 months (1 year)
Step 3 – Meet Vital Senior Management 1 week
Step 4 – Conduct HR Diagnostics study 5 weeks
Phase 2
Step 1 – Review and revise Vital Organizational Structure 8 weeks
Step 2 – Develop Job Descriptions (JDs) for up to a maximum of 100 unique positions 7 weeks
Step 3 – Review and revise HR Policy & Procedure Manual in alignment with HR leading practices
and local labor laws 5 weeks
Step 4 – Conduct Job Evaluation of up to 100 unique positions using a robust and structured
methodology 5 weeks
Step 5 – Design Job Grade Structure for identified positions (Job Evaluation is a prerequisite for this
step) 2 weeks
Step 6 – Conduct Reward Survey for Vital 8-12 weeks
Step 7 – Design competitive Rewards / Compensation structure including design of Annual and Sales 8 weeks
Incentive Schemes
Step 8 – Review and develop Performance Management Framework and conduct training session
on the new framework 4 weeks
Step 9 – Conduct Behavioral Assessments for executives and non-executives
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2 weeks
Our Professional Fee
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Our Professional Fee
Project professional fee exclusive of service sales tax and all out-of-pocket expenses (where applicable) which will be borne by the client, is
as follows:
Pak. Rs. 6,300,000 (Pakistani Rupees Six Million and Three Hundred Thousand only)
Our invoices are payable throughout the period of work in accordance with the following schedule and fee:
• 30% on mobilization of both Phase 1 and Phase 2
• 10% on submission of draft Organizational Structure
• 10% on submission of draft JDs (up to a maximum of 100 positions)
• 10% on submission of draft HR Policy & Procedure Manual
• 10% on submission of draft Job Evaluation and Grade structure report
• 10% on submission of Rewards Survey report and submission of Compensation structure including Incentive Schemes
• 15% on submission of draft Performance Management Framework
• 5% on submission of consolidated behavioral assessment report
All payments will be made in favor of HRSG Consulting (Pvt.) Limited. All payments need to be made within 7 days of invoice
All invoices will be subject to appropriate Federal & Provincial taxes which will be borne by the client (excluding income tax). The client will
deduct applicable withholding taxes at source and a copy of a tax challan will be provided to HRSG PBP on a timely basis. Any increase in
sales tax rates will be charged by HRSG PBP to the Client
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Project Assumptions
> Focal Person for coordination – Vital will nominate a focal person for the project to facilitate and ensure that relevant personnel of
Vital are available on a timely basis to interact with the HRSG PBP team as per the agreed project implementation plan.
> As per requirements of the project (where applicable), and as determined by HRSG PBP, the Vital team will make necessary
arrangements (room, supplies, telecom arrangement, etc.) at its corporate and other offices for the senior HR resource (PBP for
Vital), and HRSG PBP (as required), for it to be able to operate effectively and smoothly while in the Company's offices, where
the need exists.
> Vital will manage all internal communications to relevant employees and managers regarding this project, its objectives, process
etc. to ensure that the employees are fully informed, feel positive about this project and participate fully and constructively.
> HRSG PBP reserves the right to make changes in the resourcing plan or engage additional resources on a need basis, while
also considering consultants’ availability, to address resource requirements and to optimally meet project objectives /
deliverables.
> It is important to note that HRSG PBP’s role in the project will be to support and advise Vital management during the proposed
project period, and in its submission of proposed deliverables. HRSG PBP will at no time be acting in the capacity of
management. However the senior HR resource outsourced by HRSG PBP will act as Vital People & Business Partner. The
ultimate responsibility for the decisions that are taken in connection with this project shall rest with the senior management of
Vital.
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Our Project Team
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Project Structure
The diagram below illustrates our Team Structure for this project. Our project team has been selected based on your need to draw on a
depth and breadth of HR People & Business Partnering Skills, supported by our specialist staff who have extensive specialist
experience. Biographies of our People and Business Partnering team members are presented in the following slides.
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Chief Executive Officer
Over the last 29 years, Ahmad Ali Zia has worked with some of the top Fortune 100 MNCs, including
Unilever, P&G, 3M, Pfizer, Artal, Aptech, Muller & Phipps and GSK in senior HR and Supply Chain roles
across the Middle East and Pakistan. In his most recent Corporate role, Ahmad served at GSK Pakistan, as
HR Cluster Head, Pakistan & Iran. He has a substantial experience of the Middle East Market and its HR
challenges, having headed the HR Function for both a big MNC (Unilever – KSA & Gulf) and a major Family
Business (Ali Bin Ali Group – Qatar). During all his senior HR Leadership roles, Ahmad worked closely with
the Leadership Teams in rolling out major HR initiatives, including Org Design, Org Development, Talent
Management, Re-Structuring, Rationalizing, Talent Acquisition, Leadership Development, Organizational
Change, Employee Engagement, Cultural Transformation, Data Analytics, HR Service Delivery, AI and
Capability Building linked to key business thrusts. Ahmad holds a Level 7 CIPD-Certification in HR and ER
with ‘Distinction’ from the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD), UK, and is also certified in
Ahmad Ali Zia
Corporate Governance by the Pakistan Institute of Corporate Governance, apart from his Bachelor’s in
Chief Executive Officer
Engineering from NED University, Karachi, Pakistan.
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Our People & Business Partners
Michelle Francis
Senior People & Business Partner
Michelle is a focused, hardworking and a highly dedicated
individual who strives to achieve success and perfection in all
tasks she performs. She has been associated with HRSG, since
9+ years. Currently working as a Senior Consultant and looking
after the Retail l Textile & Buying house and Automobile l
Engineering & Consumer durable sectors. Previously, was
associated with Mega & Forbes as an Admin Executive. She is a
certified Thriving Index Assessor (TTE). She holds a Master’s
degree in Human Resources from the Institute of Business
Management.
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An Introduction to the Group
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Group structure
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HRSG client portfolio
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Products and services
Organization Talent
Development Elevation
Portfolio
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Organization development
Job description
HR policies and procedures
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Talent Elevation Portfolio (TEP)
Assessments for talent acquisition and development Our talent capability and leadership portfolio includes solutions
Assessment centers for recruitment and development from The Talent Enterprise and Hogan among others.
Executive and leadership assessment
Assessment centers for Management Trainees
Employee blind spot assessments
Assessments for promotions
360 degree assessments
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Rewards management
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