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HUMAN CAPITAL: INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT

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Employee retention

Motivated by a stimulating working environment, competitive

remuneration and fair reward, the commitment of our people to the

group is reflected in high retention, especially at senior level. While low

staff turnover ensures continuity and aligns group performance with

our long-term strategic objectives, we remain mindful of the value of

fresh insight and aim for an appropriate balance between internal and

external appointments.

Employee retention 2015

Hyprop

%

Average

service

(years)

Top management

100

12

Senior management

91

8

Middle management

92

9

Administration

91

9

Maintenance

98

9

Total

93

9

Movement

(number of employees)

2015

2014

Internal placements

7

4

New appointments

16

17

Dismissals

1

2

Resignations

13

8

Section 197 transfers

11

0

Employee turnover (%)

7

5

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

employees at year-end.

New appointments

2015

%

2014

%

Black

44

63

Coloured

37

13

Indian

7

6

White

12

18

Skills development and training

Our training and development programme takes account of our

own requirements, skills shortages in the property industry and

transformation imperatives.

Training needs are identified during the employee review process. In

addition, 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:

Q

Enhancing knowledge and the skills base

Q

Enabling employees to contribute to our business and growth

Q

Encouraging further education to enhance competence in current

positions and increase eligibility for promotion

Q

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*

2015

R

2014

R

Leadership

690 634

312 474

Business operations

536 753

292 782

Graduate programme

85 250

87 652

Green building leasing principles

9 789

60 101

Leasing and administration

63 000

31 500

Health and safety

6 406

137 786

HIV/Aids training and information

52 349

53 153

Total

1 444 181

975 448

* The actual training spend for the year exceeded the budget by 3%

Employee earnings ratio

Performance per employee by net operating income and distributable income, as a measure of productivity, is benchmarked annually against peers.

Number of employees

Net operating income per employee

Distributable income per employee

2015

2014

2013*

2015

R000

2014

R000

2013*

R000

2015

R000

2014

R000

2013*

R000

199

206

209

7 029

5 824

2 525

6 631

5 576

2 474

21% increase

year-on-year

19% increase

year-on-year

* Six-month period

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Hyprop Investments Limited

Integrated Report 2015

SOCIAL AND ETHICS REVIEW