HR Risk Management: People Risk Register, Key Risk Indicators and HR Controls – London, 12–16 Jul 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates12 – 16 July 2027
Reference294_12179
This session
12–16 Jul 2027
This HR Risk Management: People Risk Register, Key Risk Indicators and HR Controls session in London runs from Monday 12 July to Friday 16 July 2027 (week 28, Q3 2027). It is the 2nd of 2 dates in London in 2027, at a fee of 23,000 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.
DatesMonday 12 Jul – Friday 16 Jul 2027
Week28 of 2027
Duration5 days
Fee23,000 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueCentral London four-star
Programme overview
Introduction:
HR risk management is often missing from the risk agenda: a departing specialist takes client relationships with them, a critical role has no successor, contractor staff work outside agreed terms, or rising overtime goes unnoticed until a grievance or incident occurs. This Core Concept course shows HR and risk practitioners how to identify, rate, treat and report people risk using ISO 31000 process concepts. Participants build a People Risk Register with a KRI Dashboard and a Board People Risk Report from their own organisation's workforce data.
Course Objectives:
Classify workforce exposures using a people risk taxonomy covering key-person, succession, skills, attrition, conduct, labour-law, industrial relations, wellbeing and workforce fraud risk
Apply ISO 31000 process steps to set people risk criteria, appetite and ownership across the HR function
Build and maintain an HR risk register with causes, consequences, owners, current controls and ratings
Design key risk indicators and thresholds from HR data that give early warning of rising people risk
Design HR controls and policy clauses that treat conduct, contractor, workforce planning and continuity exposures
Report people risk to executives and the board with ratings, KRI trends and treatment status
Target Audience:
HR managers responsible for HR policy, workforce data and the people agenda of a business unit
HR business partners responsible for advising line leaders on talent, succession and workforce changes
Risk and internal control officers responsible for including people exposures in the organisational risk profile
Workforce planning and HR analytics leads responsible for headcount, capability and attrition reporting
Managers responsible for contractor, agency and outsourced labour arrangements
Course Outline:
Day 1: People Risk Taxonomy and the HR Risk Context
People Risk Taxonomy: Key-Person, Succession, Skills Gap and Attrition Categories
Conduct, Workforce Fraud and Labour-Law Non-Compliance as People Risk Categories
Industrial Relations and Health and Wellbeing Exposures on the People Risk Map
HR Risk Context Statement: Objectives, Stakeholders and Internal Drivers
People Risk Maturity Self-Assessment Checklist for the HR Function
Day 2: ISO 31000 Applied to HR: Criteria, Appetite and Ownership
ISO 31000:2018 Principles Read Through an HR Lens
ISO 31000 Process Steps Mapped to the Employee Lifecycle
People Risk Criteria: Likelihood and Consequence Scales for Workforce Events
People Risk Appetite and Tolerance Statements by Risk Category
HR Risk Ownership Matrix: Line Managers, HR Business Partners and the Risk Function
Day 3: HR Risk Register and Key Risk Indicators from HR Data
People Risk Identification Workshop Using Exit Interview and Grievance Data
HR Risk Register Build: Cause, Event, Consequence, Owner and Current Controls
Key-Person Dependency and Succession Cover Scoring Grid
Key Risk Indicators from HR Data: Regretted Attrition, Vacancy Duration and Overtime Load
KRI Thresholds, Amber and Red Triggers and Escalation Routes
Day 4: HR Controls, Contractor Labour and People Continuity
HR Control Design: Preventive, Detective and Corrective Controls in HR Policies
Conduct Risk Controls: Speak-Up Channels, Conflict of Interest Declarations and Pre-Employment Screening
Workforce Planning Risk: Capacity Shortfall and Skills Obsolescence Scenario Tests
Third-Party Labour Risk: Agency Workers, Outsourced Staff and Contractor Due Diligence
People Continuity Plan: Critical Roles, Deputy Cover and Crisis Staffing Arrangements
Day 5: People Risk Case Work and the Board People Risk Report
Healthcare Provider Case: Clinical Staff Attrition and Key-Person Exposure
Construction Contractor Case: Subcontracted Labour and Site Welfare Risk
Board People Risk Report: Heat Map, KRI Trends and Treatment Status
People Risk Register and KRI Dashboard Assembly for an Own Organisation
Peer Challenge Panel on People Risk Ratings and Treatment Plans
Skills You Will Gain:
People Risk Identification
Workforce Risk Rating
HR Risk Register Maintenance
Key Risk Indicator Design
HR Control Design
Contractor Labour Risk Review
People Continuity Planning
Board-Level Risk Reporting
Why Attend This Course:
Return with a People Risk Register, KRI Dashboard and Board People Risk Report built on your own workforce data
Spot single points of failure in critical roles and gaps in succession cover before a resignation or absence exposes them
Give line managers and the risk function one shared set of people risk scales, appetite limits and escalation triggers
Compare people risk practice with peers from healthcare, construction, services and public-sector organisations
Conclusion:
People risk becomes manageable when it is named, rated against agreed criteria, watched through indicators and owned by the right people. The course moves from a people risk taxonomy and HR context, through ISO 31000 criteria, appetite and ownership, to the HR risk register, key risk indicators, HR controls, contractor labour and people continuity. The final day applies these methods to multi-sector cases and produces a People Risk Register with a KRI Dashboard and a Board People Risk Report ready for the next risk review.
HR Risk Management: People Risk Register, Key Risk Indicators and HR Controls runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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