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Human Resources - Strategic Management of Human Capital – Supporting BPMS Logic Model Activities & Outputs Intermediate Outcome Strategies End Outcomes Activity/S1: Conduct Annual HR Strategic Planning Session # Human Capital Management Annual Performance Plans linked to agency mission / budget Activity/S2: Conduct Annual Workforce Analysis and Update 5 year Workforce and Succession Plan % Attrition/Separation Rate of leaders / mission critical occupations (MCO) # of MCOs w/Skill Gaps # Leadership Positions w/Skill Gaps Span of Control / Supervisory Ratio Activity/S3: Update and Engage 5 year Recruitment - Staffing Strategy / Annual Plan (based on Workforce Plan) Results of Placement Follow-up surveys Results of exit interview surveys # days to fill vacancies # completed recruit actions % of actual to budgeted FTE (utilization rate) % diversity of new hires Activity/S4: Update and Engage 5 year Training & Development Strategy / Annual Plan (based on Workforce Plan) # participants / leadership competency oriented programs # Knowledge Management (institutional knowledge retention) strategies implemented # participants / MCO ‘skill gap closure’ training programs Activity/S5: Facilitate a results-driven performance culture based on ‘culture’ survey(s) results % of employees linked via performance plans # performance recognition awards % diversity of total workforce results of surveys, i.e., HR customer satisfaction survey, FHCS, GALLUP # web-based HR service functions to customer Strategy One: Improve alignment of human capital initiatives to Agency mission and goals % Human Capital Management Annual Performance Plans completed and demonstrating results Strategy Two: Support workforce planning & deployment % increase e-Gov HR service functions to customers % reduction of MCOs w/skill gaps (feeds End Outcome Measure) Strategy Three: Improve the Acquisition and Utilization of Talent % increase # of highly skilled (quality) new hires % decrease of ‘voluntary’ terminations (retention) % decrease in days to fill vacancy (feeds End Outcome Measure) % increase in FTE utilization rate % increase of diversity of new hires Strategy Four: Sustain Learning Environment and Leadership Continuity % increase in Leadership Utilization Rate % increase in KM strategies/systems implemented (e.g., AgLearn, Collaboration Web Tool) % increase of the leadership talent pool ratio (succession planning) % increase of participation in MCO (skill gap closure) training programs Strategy Five: Improve the Results-Driven Performance Culture % increase of employee performance plans linked to agency strategic plan, mission, goals % awards given to documented ‘high performers’ % increase of diversity of total workforce % improvement in culture/customer service survey(s) Goal: Human Capital investments, activities and resources directly support agency accomplishment of organizational goals. End Outcome Measures: (to Agency Strategic Plan / Scorecard) Reduce Cycle Time to Fill Vacancies Reduce % of Skills Gaps of Mission Critical Occupations To ensure the competency and skills needs (or gaps) of mission critical occupations are effectively addressed through recruitment, training & development, diversity, retention, and related strategies. Updated 11/05/04 Migyanka

Human Resources - Strategic Management of Human Capital – Supporting BPMS Logic Model Activities & Outputs Intermediate Outcome Strategies End Outcomes Activity/S1: Conduct Annual HR Strategic Planning Session # Human Capital Management Annual Performance Plans linked to agency mission / budget Activity/S2: Conduct Annual Workforce Analysis and Update 5 year Workforce and Succession Plan % Attrition/Separation Rate of leaders / mission critical occupations (MCO) # of MCOs w/Skill Gaps # Leadership Positions w/Skill Gaps Span of Control / Supervisory Ratio Activity/S3: Update and Engage 5 year Recruitment - Staffing Strategy / Annual Plan (based on Workforce Plan) Results of Placement Follow-up surveys Results of exit interview surveys # days to fill vacancies # completed recruit actions % of actual to budgeted FTE (utilization rate) % diversity of new hires Activity/S4: Update and Engage 5 year Training & Development Strategy / Annual Plan (based on Workforce Plan) # participants / leadership competency oriented programs # Knowledge Management (institutional knowledge retention) strategies implemented # participants / MCO ‘skill gap closure’ training programs Activity/S5: Facilitate a results-driven performance culture based on ‘culture’ survey(s) results % of employees linked via performance plans # performance recognition awards % diversity of total workforce results of surveys, i.e., HR customer satisfaction survey, FHCS, GALLUP # web-based HR service functions to customer Strategy One: Improve alignment of human capital initiatives to Agency mission and goals % Human Capital Management Annual Performance Plans completed and demonstrating results Strategy Two: Support workforce planning & deployment % increase e-Gov HR service functions to customers % reduction of MCOs w/skill gaps (feeds End Outcome Measure) Strategy Three: Improve the Acquisition and Utilization of Talent % increase # of highly skilled (quality) new hires % decrease of ‘voluntary’ terminations (retention) % decrease in days to fill vacancy (feeds End Outcome Measure) % increase in FTE utilization rate % increase of diversity of new hires Strategy Four: Sustain Learning Environment and Leadership Continuity % increase in Leadership Utilization Rate % increase in KM strategies/systems implemented (e.g., AgLearn, Collaboration Web Tool) % increase of the leadership talent pool ratio (succession planning) % increase of participation in MCO (skill gap closure) training programs Strategy Five: Improve the Results-Driven Performance Culture % increase of employee performance plans linked to agency strategic plan, mission, goals % awards given to documented ‘high performers’ % increase of diversity of total workforce % improvement in culture/customer service survey(s) Goal: Human Capital investments, activities and resources directly support agency accomplishment of organizational goals. End Outcome Measures: (to Agency Strategic Plan / Scorecard) Reduce Cycle Time to Fill Vacancies Reduce % of Skills Gaps of Mission Critical Occupations To ensure the competency and skills needs (or gaps) of mission critical occupations are effectively addressed through recruitment, training & development, diversity, retention, and related strategies. Updated 11/05/04 Migyanka