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Hyprop Investments Limited

Integrated annual report 2016

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HUMAN CAPITAL: EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT

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2016

2015

Employee retention

Hyprop

%

Average

service

years

Hyprop

%

Average

service

years

Top management

100

9

100

8

Senior management

100

7,4

91

7

Middle management

92

7,5

92

7

Administration

88

6

91

6

Maintenance

89

10,5

98

9,5

Total

91

6,3*

93

6,2

* Includes employees transferred from Word4Word (197 transfer, with

original employment date used)

Number of employees

Movement

2016

2015

Internal placements

19

7

New appointments

25

16

Dismissals

6

1

Resignations

15

13

Retirements

2

1

Section 197 transfers due to sale of asset

11

Section 197 transfer due to cancelled

marketing contract

42

Employee turnover (%)**

9

7

** The number of people who departed, relative to the total number of

employees at year-end

Employment equity statistics

African

%

Coloured

%

Indian

%

White

%

New appointments

48

24

16

12

Section 197 employment

contract transfer into

company

10

17

0

73

Internal placements and

promotions

21

32

47

Resignations

27

40

33

Dismissals

50

17

17

16

Retirement

–

50

–

50

Development and training

Our training and development programme considers our own

requirements, skills shortages in the property industry and

transformation imperatives.

Training needs are identified during the employee review process,

while the group-wide skills base is objectively assessed to identify

focal areas for training in the year ahead.

The objectives of our training strategy include:

•

•

Enhancing knowledge and the skills base

•

•

Enabling employees to contribute to our business and growth

•

•

Encouraging further education to enhance competence in

current positions and increase eligibility for promotion

•

•

Supporting employment equity initiatives.

One of our primary objectives is to establish a succession plan by

developing junior managers for middle management roles.

During the year, a combination of internal and outsourced training

sessions covered key areas: 

Training spend***

2016

R

2015

R

Leadership

436 087

690 634

Business operations

482 633

536 753

Graduate programme

54 351

85 250

Green building leasing principles

59 928

9 789

Leasing and administration

4 500

63 000

Health and safety

31 818

6 406

HIV/Aids health training and information

213 941

52 349

Total

1 283 258

1 444 181

*** Actual training spend for the year was in line with budget