What are the key terms used in JRET, and what do they mean?

Modified on Thu, 11 Sep at 4:09 PM

JRET uses specific terminology to guide users through the assessment process and help interpret results effectively:

  1. Readiness: The company’s preparedness to embark on Job Redesign, including leadership support, workforce mindset, and operational alignment.
  2. Business Case: The rationale behind the Job Redesign efforts, focused on strategic goals such as cost optimisation, digitalisation, or talent development.
  3. Implementation: The execution of Job Redesign activities, covering planning, communication, and engagement.
  4. Outcomes: The measurable results of Job Redesign, such as productivity gains, improved engagement, or job clarity.
  5. Gap Analysis: Identifies gaps between current practices and desired outcomes, highlighting areas for improvement.


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