Organizational structure
Management levels, reporting lines, duplicated functions, areas of responsibility, management gaps and span of control.
Flagship service
A comprehensive review of the company's HR system in terms of its impact on business performance, costs and control.
An HR audit is needed when a company is growing, changing or running into people-management problems whose causes are not obvious.
High payroll, turnover, a constant shortage of staff, weak managers, duplicated functions, opaque bonuses or an overloaded HR team are often not separate problems but the result of gaps in the system.
Discuss an auditThe main value
My job is to show the owner and management the real picture, identify where the business loses money and efficiency through HR processes, and propose a concrete change plan.
What it covers
I look at HR as a system: every block affects costs, productivity and control.
Management levels, reporting lines, duplicated functions, areas of responsibility, management gaps and span of control.
Workforce structure, headcount trends, payroll and its components, cost of personnel, headcount against workload, room for optimization.
Base salaries, bonuses, KPIs, allowances, internal imbalances, pay competitiveness and the link between reward and results.
HR team structure, allocation of responsibilities, workload, competencies and how well the HR function fits the business's current tasks.
Hiring funnel, time to fill, quality of hire, candidate sources, reasons for rejection and cost of attraction.
Reasons for leaving, turnover by department and category, early turnover, problem managers and departments.
The new-hire process, probation period, mentoring, tracking results and why employees are lost in the first months.
Goal setting, KPIs, performance evaluation, the link between employee goals and the results of the department and the business.
Training system, competency matrices, management development, mentoring, talent pool and the return on training spend.
Which metrics management receives, how reliable they are and whether they support management decisions.
Key processes and documents, allocation of responsibilities, potential labor and organizational risks.
Level of automation of HR and personnel processes, manual operations, data quality, capabilities of 1C:ZUP, HRM, ATS, LMS and BI.
Result
Not just a report on "what is wrong" but a practical plan for transforming the HR system.
An assessment of the current state of the main HR areas and the maturity of the HR function.
What is holding the company back today, inflating payroll, reducing productivity or creating risks.
Where excess costs can be cut, productivity raised, turnover reduced or headcount optimized.
What the HR function and key HR processes should look like given the company's scale and strategy.
What to fix immediately, what to do within 3–6 months, and what to leave for the next stage.
Specific projects, stages, deadlines, owners and expected results.
Who it is for
Leave your contact details and I will get in touch within a day. I'll ask a couple of questions about the company and tell you where I would start. The first consultation is free of obligation.