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Accountability Banding is
an alternative approach to conventional job evaluation
methodology.
Accountability Banding
is based on the premise that the value of a job to an organization
is related to its accountability (i.e. decision-making)
requirements. All jobs, regardless of organizational level,
have value in an organization in proportion to the importance of
their accountability related to the achievement of the
organization's objectives. In order to perform any work in
an organization, decisions must be made regarding what is to be
done, how it will be done, and when. Accountability is
derived form the scope and type of decision-making required for a
particular job or role. This characteristic is universal,
applying to all jobs.
Accountability Banding recognizes
various "accountability levels" in an organizational
context which form a job worth hierarchy construct, with each
"accountability band" being a derivative of the next
higher accountability band. This methodology can be adapted
to an organization's unique structural, operational and cultural
requirements through the incorporation of additional subfactors.
The Wynford Group's Accountability
Banding is logical and explainable and universally
applicable to all jobs, from the top of any organization to the
bottom, encompassing technical and non-technical positions,
managerial, clerical, union and non-union positions. In
addition, Accountability Banding is very intuitive
and easily understood by employees at all responsibility levels in
an organization.
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