Global Keynote Address: Dr Wilson Wong, CIPD, UK
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Global Keynote Address: Dr Wilson Wong, CIPD, UK
- 1. Human capital standards: Valuing the people who make organisations work Wilson Wong SABPP 2nd National Standards Conference Johannesburg, SA 28th August 2014
- 3. Human resources or capital?
- 4. Individual human capital Economic inactivity Skills and knowledge obsolescence Long-term illness Lack of opportunity Oppression/ discrimination Education/ Training Life/ Work experiences Networks Potential to learn & adapt Economic activity
- 5. The people value eco-system Value creation Human capital Deployment and optimal utilisation of capitals Enabling systems (e.g. governance; institutional trustworthiness; infrastructure)
- 6. BS76000 • Feb 2014. Human capital standards committee, British standards Institute • BS76000: Management system for valuing people in organizations ̶ Requirements • BS76000 public comment 1st October for 100 days • Expected publication 1st June 2015 • Invitation to be part of a wider international consultation 6
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- 8. Global HR? Internationalisation of HR Competencies/ Body of Knowledge Academic and market credibility of the assessment Internationally accepted frameworks and standards Organisational measurement: human capital metrics Value to other business areas
- 9. Thank you 9 Wilson Wong w.wong@cipd.co.uk @drwilsonwong 5-6 November 2014
Editor's Notes
- Mont Fluer Ostrich – in which a negotiated settlement to the crisis in South Africa is not achieved, and the country’s government continues to be non-representative; Lame Duck – in which a settlement is achieved, but the transition to a new system is slow and indecisive; Icarus – in which transition is rapid, but the new government unwisely pursues unsustainable, populist economic policies; and Flight of the Flamingos – in which the government’s policies are sustainable, and the country takes a path of inclusive growth and democracy. http://futuristablog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Schermafbeelding-2013-04-21-om-16.00.57.png
- ONS: Human capital puts a monetary value on the knowledge, skills, competencies and attributes of a person. All of these factors enable individuals to work, and therefore produce something of economic value.
- Human capital interacts with capital and infrastructure to generate value. Integrated Reporting Council 6 Capitals Framework: Financial; Manufactured; Intellectual; Human,; Social; Natural
- Developing behavioural metrics? Curriculum and competency overhaul Cross recognition: AHRI Partnerships: CIMA etc. For global HR competencies – Symposium, crowdsourced