Nitaqat Forecasting with HR Analytics: Workforce Dashboards for Saudization Rates – London, 4–8 Jan 2027
DestinationLondon
Dates4 – 8 January 2027
Reference1167_6272
This session
4–8 Jan 2027
This Nitaqat Forecasting with HR Analytics: Workforce Dashboards for Saudization Rates session in London runs from Monday 4 January to Friday 8 January 2027 (week 1, Q1 2027). It is the 1st 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.
Establishments in Saudi Arabia must hold their Saudization rate above the Nitaqat Mutawar band thresholds, which rise each year to 2028, yet many track it in spreadsheets that show last month's position rather than next quarter's. Resignations, contract expiries and slow hiring then push the entity into a lower band before anyone reacts. This course equips HR professionals to turn HRIS, payroll, GOSI and Qiwa records into a governed workforce dataset, a live dashboard and a forecast of the Saudization rate and Nitaqat band under alternative scenarios. Participants leave with a Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard built on their own entity.
Course Objectives
Build a clean, governed workforce dataset from HRIS, payroll, GOSI and Qiwa contract records using a documented data dictionary
Calculate headcount, turnover, retention and Nitaqat Saudization rate metrics consistently with the Nitaqat Mutawar guide and ISO 30414 definitions
Design workforce dashboards that show the current Saudization rate and Nitaqat band by entity, grade and job family
Forecast the Saudization rate and band position from hiring, attrition and contract-expiry flows using time-series and scenario models
Identify forecasting errors, data-quality failures and employee privacy risks under the Saudi PDPL, and apply a control to each
Produce a Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard that management can use to decide hiring and retention actions
Target Audience
HR analysts and HRIS specialists responsible for workforce data and reporting
Workforce planning officers tracking headcount against Nitaqat band thresholds
Talent acquisition coordinators monitoring the hiring pipeline for Saudi candidates
HR operations and payroll professionals maintaining employee master data and GOSI registrations
HR compliance officers preparing Saudization reports for management
HR business partner support staff producing monthly people reports
Course Outline
Day 1: Workforce Data Foundations and the Nitaqat Baseline
People Analytics Maturity Assessment Using the Bersin Four-Level Model
LAMP Framework: Logic, Analytics, Measures and Process
Workforce Data Inventory: HRIS, Payroll, GOSI and Qiwa Contract Records
Nitaqat Mutawar Saudization Rate Definition: Entity Averages and SAR 4,000 Wage Weighting
Current-State Nitaqat Baseline by Entity, Economic Activity and Job Family
Day 2: The Nitaqat Formula, Metric Standards and Analytics Methods
Nitaqat Mutawar 2026 Band Thresholds: Logarithmic Formula by Economic Activity and Entity Size
ISO 30414:2025 Human Capital Reporting Metrics for Workforce Composition
ISO/TS 30421:2021 Turnover and Retention Metric Calculations
ISO 30409:2016 Workforce Planning Process and Supply-Demand Logic
CRISP-DM Cycle, Data Dictionary and Metric Definition Cards for HR Analytics
Day 3: Building Workforce Dashboards
Power Query Data Cleansing and Employee Master Data Joins
Star Schema Data Model for Headcount, Movements and Positions
DAX Measures for Headcount, Weighted Saudization Rate and Rolling Turnover
Dashboard Layout Using the IBCS SUCCESS Formula
Drill-Through Views by Saudi and Expatriate Mix, Grade and Tenure Band
Day 4: Forecasting, Scenarios and Controls
Hiring and Exit Flow Modelling with Cohort Survival Curves
Exponential Smoothing Forecasts of the Saudization Rate and Nitaqat Band Position
Logistic Regression Attrition Risk Scoring for Saudi Talent
What-If Parameters for 2026 to 2028 Band Thresholds and Monte Carlo Scenario Ranges
Employee Data Privacy Controls Under the Saudi PDPL and ISO/IEC 27701:2025
Day 5: Modelling Build and the Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard
Multi-Site Retail Case: Red Band Early-Warning Indicator Build
Engineering Contractor Case: Project Demobilisation Impact on the Nitaqat Band
Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard Build on Own Entity Structure
Forecast Accuracy Testing with MAPE and Back-Testing
Management Briefing Pack and Dashboard Walkthrough
Skills You Will Gain
People Analytics
Workforce Data Governance
Saudization Metric Design
Data Visualisation
Time-Series Forecasting
Attrition Risk Modelling
Scenario Analysis
Management Reporting
Why Attend This Course
Return to work with a Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard that shows where the Saudization rate and band are heading, not only where they stand
Spot a likely drop in Nitaqat band months ahead and show management which hiring or retention actions will prevent it
Replace manual spreadsheet reporting with a repeatable data model that refreshes each month from HRIS, GOSI and Qiwa data
Compare approaches with HR practitioners from other sectors and economic activities facing rising Nitaqat thresholds
Conclusion
Nitaqat bands are usually lost through gradual drift rather than a single event, so the value lies in seeing that drift early. This Core Concept course moves from building a governed workforce dataset from HRIS, GOSI and Qiwa records, through the Nitaqat Mutawar formula, recognised metric standards and dashboard design, to forecasting the Saudization rate under realistic hiring and attrition scenarios. The final day turns that work into a Nitaqat Forecasting Dashboard, giving participants a tested tool for monthly reporting and a clear basis for their next workforce recommendation.
Nitaqat Forecasting with HR Analytics: Workforce Dashboards for Saudization Rates runs in London over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in London. The course fee is 23,000 SAR.
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