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Report on the Implementation of the DOD HR Strategy 2010: Personnel Flow of the Full-Time Component
Delegation: SecDef – Mr J.B. Masilela CD HR PP – Dr (Ms) M.L. Ledwaba CD HR Supp – Maj Gen L.S. Mollo D HR Plan – Brig Gen A.L. de Wit D HR Pol Mgmt - Ms T.G. Manzini SSO HR Strat Plan – Capt (SAN) W.J.J. van Niekerk
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Aim To brief the Portfolio Committee on Defence on the implementation of the DOD HR Strategy 2010, with particular reference to the management of personnel flow of the Full-Time Component. 4/17/2019
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Scope Macro Personnel Strength Evolution.
SANDF Service System Evolution. Personnel Budget Evolution. Military Skills Development Progress. DOD Youth Foundation Training Progress. Post Establishment. Age & Stagnation. Rigthsizing. Interim Mobility/Exit Mechanism. The Way Forward. 4/17/2019
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Defence Medium Term Policy/Budget Issues
Overview Defence Medium Term Policy/Budget Issues Personnel Operating Capital Reduce Increase Combat Support Transformation Medium Term Issue Mandate Combat Ready Forces Operations - Support to People - Regional Security - Comprehensive Capabilities Short Term Long Term 4/17/2019
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E3 + R3 Enablers Imperative 2005 2010 Ineffective Establishment
Military Strategy - Force Employment - Force Preparation HR 2010 Force Design/ Structure Establishment New Service System Exit/mobility Mechanism* Redeployment Agency HR Policy - Rank/age Pyramid - Representivity Targets - Migration Guidelines Legislation Regulations White Papers Resolutions Imperative Representivity Labour Relations PFM Act Requirements Ineffective Establishment Current HR Composition - Unaffordable - Mismatch - Ratios regulars/reserves - Ratios uniform vs PSAP - Service systems - Age discrepancy - Health status - Stagnation/ throughput - Representivity - Rank/salary level - Corps/mustering 2005 Envisaged HR Composition - Effective - Efficient - Economic - Right Quality - Right Quantity - Right Place E3 + R3 2010 Service Systems HR Composition - Labour peace (5) - Retained operational and functional expertise (6) - Harmony between the uniformed and civilian components (5) - Excellent HR service delivery (8) - An optimally representative DOD (4) - A practised one force model (12) - An affordable DOD HR composition (4) E F C T I V N O M - A rejuvenated SANDF HR composition (12) PSAP System Employer Agency/ Outsourcing End States Military System MSD CSS SCS - A new way that members serve (28) 4/17/2019
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Macro Personnel Strength Evolution
COMPOSITION FULL-TIME COMPONENT PROJECTED PERSONNEL REDUCTIONS 77 068 Actual Strength (without MSD & CSS) Projection (MSD included) Actual Strength 25426 27597 1721 LTS MTS STS 15055 PSAP 107 Auxillary Force 940 6222 CSS MSDS NOTE: STRENGTH INDICATED AS THE STARTING STRENGTH OF EACH FINANCIAL YEAR AS ON 1 APRIL (except where otherwise indicated) MSD PHASED IN WEF JANUARY 2003 AND CSS PHASED IN JANUARY 2005 4/17/2019
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Service Systems Evolution
92 574 86 946 82 605 89 070 77 007 76 346 75 981 77 068 4/17/2019
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Current Service System Composition
(1 721) Total Strength: (107) (27 597) (15 055) (25 426) (6 222) (940) As at 15 Mar 2005 4/17/2019
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Personnel Budget Evolution
Millions RETRENCHMENT INTEGRATION, MORATORIUM ON PROGRAMMES RETRENCHMENT 14.000 12.000 10.000 8.000 6.000 4.000 2.000 35,14% 37,91% 47,13% 52,93% 57,60% 53,42% 2* 52,92% 2*51,97% 2*52,47% 2* 52% 2* 52% 0.000 94/95 95/96 96/97 97/98 98/99 99/00 00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 TOTAL DEFENCE BUDGET TOTAL PERSONNEL BUDGET NOTES: 1* PERSONNEL BUDGET AS % OF TOTAL BUDGET 2* TOTAL DEFENCE BUDGET EXCLUDING SPECIAL DEFENCE PACKAGES 4/17/2019
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COMPARISON CURRENT vs NEW SERVICE SYSTEM
Average savings R2,1 Billion could result through full implementation 4/17/2019
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Personnel Attrition Macro DAP/PSAP Attrition Scarce Mustering
Summary per Reason Air Space Control Naval Combat Personnel Engineer Technical Air Technical Aircrew Medical Professional 4/17/2019
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Personnel Inflows 2003, 2004, & projected FY 2005/06 (MSDS)
As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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HR Race Composition MSDS Race Composition DOD Race Composition
Total Strength: (623) (55) (4 805) (739) DOD Race Composition (1 006) (17 733) (48 585) (9 744) As at 15 Mar 05 Total Strength: 4/17/2019
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HR Gender Composition As at 15 Mar 05 Total Strength: 6 222 (4 339)
(1 883) Total Strength: (59 756) (17 312) As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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MSDS Progress PTE's 18 to 24 Years As at 15 Mar 05 8000 6000 Totals
4000 2000 Dec-00 Dec-01 Dec-02 Dec-03 Jan-04 Feb-04 Jun-04 Apr-05 % of Total 9.7 7.0 7.1 16.7 16.2 21.8 21.3 34.5 18 to 24 1949 1271 1163 2688 2579 3475 3502 6351 Snap-Shot Period As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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Appointment Rates in DOD/SANDF
Youth Foundation Training Programme Appointment Rates in DOD/SANDF As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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Post Establishment 95 403 77068 As at 15 Mar 05 PSAP DAP NOTE:
Approved FTF Posts includes (3 927 DAP & 112 PSAP) Training posts. As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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Establishment Rationalisation
75 000 E3 Establishment Establishment Rationalisation Challenge ito Defence Update 2005 Rank/Salary Level Distribution 95 000 Establishment 4/17/2019
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Quandrant Explanation of Stagnation
+10 Quadrant 1: Rank Stagnation. Low Age. High Rank Experience. Quadrant 4: High Stagnation. Less to No Mobility. High Age and Years in Rankgroup. Years in Rank Quadrant 2: Ideal age and years in rankgroup. No Stagnation. High Potential for Mobility. Experience/Exposure challenge. Quadrant 3: Medium to High Stagnation. Limited mobility. High Age. Rank Exposure. Age 18 yrs +60 yrs 4/17/2019
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Menu Options Rank vs Age Dilema Gen Lt Gen Maj Gen Brig Gen Col Lt Col
Capt LT 2 LT CPLN WO1 WO2 SSgt Sgt Cpl L/Cpl PTE Age vs Stagnations SA Navy Rank Equivalent 4/17/2019
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Promotion Rate in the SANDF
Promotion Rate: Officers 1 359 As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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Promotion Rate in the SANDF
Promotion Rate: Jun & Sen NCOs 4 514 As at 15 Mar 05 4/17/2019
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Personnel Flow Challenges
Pers Inflows = Annual Intakes MISMATCH IN CURRENT HR INVENTORY Pers Outflows = Determined Exit Tempo & Attrition Attrition Rightsizing Rejuvenation INTEGRATION INTO CIVIL SOCIETY 4/17/2019
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Rightsizing Concept Current Human Resource Career Dev Potential Course
Attrition Rightsizing Rejuvenation Current Human Resource Career Dev Potential Course Area Boundness Vacancies Inherent Post Profile Ageing Representivity 4/17/2019
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CONCEPT FOR ALTERNATIVE UTILIZATION AND RE-DEPLOYMENT: MEMBERS IN EXCESS
RE-SKILLING Service operations REGISTER MEMBER ON DOD EXCESS DATABASE RE-DEPLOYMENT AGENCY (MEMBERS KEEP CURRENT SERVICE BENEFITS & CONDITIONS) TRANSFER MEMBERS PERMANENTLY TO RE-DEPLOYMENT AGENCY RE-DEPLOYMENT - INTER DEPT/LOCAL GOV PARASTATAL - PRIVATE SECTOR - OWN BUSINESS - SPECIAL PROJECTS EXIT MECH OVER TIME PHASE 4 15 MAR 05 STRENGTH = PHASE 2 AND 3 PHASE 1 - LABOUR PEACE (5) - RETAINED OPERATIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL EXPERTISE (6) - HARMONY BETWEEN THE UNIFORMED AND CIVILIAN COMPONENTS (5) - EXCELLENT HR SERVICE DELIVERY (8) - AN OPTIMALLY REPRESENTATIVE DOD (4) - A NEW WAY THAT MEMBERS SERVE (28) - A PRACTISED ONE FORCE MODEL (12) - AN AFFORDABLE DOD HR COMPOSITION (4) E C O N M I SERVICE SYSTEMS - A REJUVENATED SANDF HR COMPOSITION (12) PSAP SYSTEM EMPLOYER AGENCY/ OUTSOURCING END STATES HR COMPOSITION MILITARY SYSTEM MSD CSS SCS F T V MEMBERS FIT REQUIREMENT MEMBERS NEED RE-TRAINING AND/OR RE-MUSTERING FOR DOD UTILIZATION MEMBER IN EXCESS E3 + R3 COMPOSITION NO NEED FOR RE-SKILLING AND/OR RE-DEPLOYMENT EXIT MECH NEED FOR RE-SKILLING AND RE-DEPLOYMENT 4/17/2019
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IMEM Intent of the IMEM. IMEM Benefits. Plan of Action.
Provisional indications of the number of interested members. Timeframe. Current Status. 4/17/2019
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The way forward A standing imperative to rightsize/improve HR Flow in order to become more E3. Outcome of Defence Update 2005 will inform process. Approval of IMEM will facilitate process. 4/17/2019
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Discussion/questions
4/17/2019 ANOTHER MASTER PIECE BY GANGGOGGA
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