The importance of quality HR policies for the success of a business strategy has been stressed countless times. However, experience proves that “working the human factor” is a complex challenge and that HR people are facilitators who are all the more effective as their action is not limited to the definition of “good HR programs”.
Their action can cover three additional levers:
A major player in the insurance industry must, after a merger and acquisition, profoundly rethink its HR strategy and restructure its HR policies for increased integration.
The WillBe Group teams are responsible for:
A banking group wishes to sustainably improve the performance of its HR processes for all its subsidiaries.
WillBe Group accompanies it with:
This company decided to change its market positioning and seek differentiation with a customer-centric strategy. This major turn can not be done without the company’s people. Therefore the CEO wishes to make the HR Department a key player in supporting the transformation and the shift in company culture towards a stronger customer orientation.
The WillBe Group teams are responsible for:
A large group wants to certify the recruitment processes of its Human Resources Department according to the ISO 9001 version 2000 standard.
A large group wants to certify the recruitment processes of its Human Resources Department according to the ISO 9001 version 2000 standard.
The WillBe Group team develops, after a preliminary diagnostic step, the processes and tools related to the quality management system (QMS), relying on its ability to capitalize on what’s there and designing devices adapted to the environment concerned. It can thus pilot the project of QMS implementation and piloting and prepare the certification.
A progressive and adapted transfer of skills to the users finally makes it possible to ensure the success of the project over the long term.