Strategic Workforce Planning

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Strategic Workforce Planning First Draft For Publication Strategic Workforce Planning Shaping Our Future www.infohrm.com

Some Key Questions? Are we managing our current people challenges successfully? What are our people challenges going forward? Do we understand the capability and productivity of our people and what they can deliver? How do our people challenges influence our ability to achieve our service objectives? Do we need to consider a fundamental review of the ways we deliver our services? Do we organise work to attract the workforce we require? How different will our organisation look in the medium to longer-term? Will we require different skill sets to deliver a new agenda?

The Landscape Going Forward Finance - Reduced Revenue & Spending Severe financial pressure - possible 25% plus shortfall over the next 3 to 5 years Controlling and reducing cost is imperative In most boroughs at least 50% of spend is on the workforce Policy - Partnership, Efficiency & Improvement Partnership working/cross sector collaboration Efficiency savings Need to improve productivity and performance Services - Increasing Demand Higher demand for benefits and social care More older people likely to need council-funded care Already increased demand for state school places Workforce Workforce flexibility/productivity? Right skills for the new agenda? Appetite for change? www.infohrm.com

What actions are required? Two Likely Scenarios Scenario One - Old World with a Twist Broad cuts in public services, not matched by demand decrease 10%-20% cuts in LG budgets, but not uniform across the service 10%-20% cut in staff, despite the ongoing need for recruitment Indicative change time scale 3 to 5 years Scenario Two - Brave New World Health/Education protected (an increase in school places) 25+% cuts in LG budgets 25+% cut in staff, despite ongoing recruitment The issue of procurement versus delivery will have significant skill set change implications Indicative change time scale < 3 years What type of workforce will we require in this new environment? What actions are required? www.infohrm.com

Operating Model Impact on Structure Degrees of organisational and workforce change Traditional Transitional Transformed Other Other Other Directly employed Directly employed Directly employed www.infohrm.com

Operating Models - Workforce Operating Model/Workforce Traditional Transitional Transformed The employer of the people providing services Borough Agency Shared services Social enterprises Partnerships Private contractor Directly employed staff – type and number Professional Intermediate Admin/Clerical Direct services The skills required Traditional LG skills New skills The source of Skills Internal/other boroughs Other public sector Private sector www.infohrm.com

Organisational impact Which Skill Groups? High Low Market availability Organisational impact

And Which Individuals? High Performance Low Low Potential High

Planning for the Future – Better Way? Need to move from traditional budget-driven to more service-driven decision making Budget-driven decisions Service-driven decisions Budget Allocation Budget Allocation Resource Requirements Resource Requirements Services Provided Analyse, Prioritise & Agree Service Needs www.infohrm.com

Managing Change Requires Good Preparation Plan ahead confront discontinuous change Build for the future keep developing people keep hiring excellent people/required skills consider future skill requirements and changing context Don’t follow fads care with outsourcing only shared services if well implemented But be innovative see what private sector has done to save £ look outside your normal organisational bounds consider new structural forms changing skills mix or job shape Manage change well! This is where workforce planning can help

So What Is Workforce Planning? Workforce Planning is taking the steps today to ensure we: Have the right people In the right place With the right skills At the right time For the right cost To reduce strategy execution risks associated with workforce capacity, capability, and flexibility. www.infohrm.com 11

What Workforce Planning Is Not A commitment to future decisions Something that is done once and forgotten about A report to go on a shelf Something done by HR The way to fill vacancies today – staffing or budgeting Analysis of every role and workforce issue across the organisation A perfect prediction of future workforce needs (especially numbers) 1 year 3 years 5+ years Time Staffing/Budgeting Workforce Planning www.infohrm.com 12

Benefits Of Workforce Planning Reducing labour costs Correct skill mix Not having surplus staff with inappropriate skills Reduced skills shortages which can impact productivity Focus on more cost effective learning and development Structure on the job experience Obtaining future skills as a by product of doing real work More effective career management options Retention of high performers Internal development versus external recruitment Workforce required to meet future service delivery needs are being recruited or developed Stronger focus on development and redeployment rather than just external recruitment to meet changing capability requirements www.infohrm.com 13

The 4 Step Methodology © Infohrm www.infohrm.com

Next Steps? HR to meet with Heads of Division / Service Area to agree: Key assumptions about future impacts (internal and external factors) Identify service priorities Critical Job Roles moving forward (defined as those roles which are mission critical, will become mission critical , are hard to fill, have long lead times to competence) HR to sit with applicable Line Managers to understand demand for critical job roles across 5 years (both number - % change up or down -, and capability change) HR to analyse the forecast supply across 5 years for the critical job roles (current head count less retirements and turnover) Heads of Division / Service Area to be presented with an initial risk assessment associated with their workforce based on the gaps between supply and demand; Heads of Division/Service Area to refine Action plans with associated outlines of responsibilities, accountabilities, who needs to be consulted, and who needs to be informed www.infohrm.com