One day interactive training course delivered in London to an audience of HR and personnel professionals, Learning & Development managers, Training officers and Compensation & Benefits specialists.
In response to the problems stated above and the improvement of organizational culture of the company, I, as a Business Advisor of DND have proposed some of the solutions and steps which should be implemented and also certain things which have to be kept in mind while improving the organizational culture in my main solution part. Some of my proposals include that the company should have personnel communication with its employees, like informal communication should be there between the employees and employers.
Source: https://www.managementolympiad.org/nmo-2020-bcs/NMO-1944-saurav-gohain.html
New England Telephone has a large training department that offers many courses to its employees. It evaluates its training programs rigorously using internal audits, stakeholder surveys, course evaluations, and financial impact studies. One strategy to adapt to changing needs is a rotation system where employees work in training for 1-3 years to gain skills. They also offer training on new products early in development. Motorola's training center, MTEC, aims to improve productivity through performance-based, job-related training that supports strategic goals. It allocates 2% of payroll to training and sees employees as renewable assets to invest in. Motorola also uses participative work teams where employees contribute to decisions and share in profits above targets, incentivizing support
Unilever aims to equip its global managers with consistent skills and language. It selected TACK International as a partner to provide global management training over 5-7 years due to TACK's ability to offer consistency, breadth and depth across 40 markets in 25 languages. Unilever's HRM activities like organization structuring, job design, and organizational development help achieve its goals by creating an efficient structure, clearly defining roles, and adapting to changes. McDonald's recruitment process includes online applications and interviews to assess candidates for crew or management roles. It provides training and benefits to employees to create a positive work environment. BMW focuses on recruitment and selection, training, and performance management to develop specialized staff through the human resource strategies.
The document provides an analysis of two major contracting organizations, Carillion and Morgan Sindall, to recommend one for two construction projects. It summarizes each company's overview, ethics, health and safety, and financials. Carillion is recommended due to stronger finances and experience in Abu Dhabi. The $350M hospital project in Abu Dhabi is the recommended project for Carillion based on its financial strength, regional experience, and expertise in hospital design and build.
Overview of CAM-I (Consortium for Advanced Management - International).
Over four decades of industry led collaborative research.
Global leadership in cost, process and performance management
Dairy Farm is a large Asian retailer with over 3,000 outlets across Asia. In the late 1990s, competition increased and Dairy Farm sought to reduce costs through outsourcing. In 1999, Dairy Farm partnered with Capgemini to deliver finance and accounting services from centers in China and Australia. This resulted in over 55% savings in finance costs. Pleased with the success, in 2003 Dairy Farm extended the partnership with Capgemini for a full scope of business process outsourcing services across finance, HR, and procurement. This allows Dairy Farm to access world-class capabilities without incurring capital costs and has facilitated continued growth.
Study on Benchmarking with Respect to Recruitment ParametersIJMTST Journal
Benchmarking of the recruitment parameters is indeed the process by which, an organization can compare
its recruitment parameters and policies. As the employee is an undividable but the most important part of an
organization, it is the main component in an organizations growth and success. Thus, at certain point in time,
every organization needs to evaluate its recruitment strategies in accordance to hire the skillful and most
productive workforce. Today organizations should measure to confirm whether you are employing effectively
or not, you would end up spending most of time measuring recruiting activities instead of actually recruiting.
Benchmarking of recruitment parameters will help organization how business is doing on the talent
management front.
In response to the problems stated above and the improvement of organizational culture of the company, I, as a Business Advisor of DND have proposed some of the solutions and steps which should be implemented and also certain things which have to be kept in mind while improving the organizational culture in my main solution part. Some of my proposals include that the company should have personnel communication with its employees, like informal communication should be there between the employees and employers.
Source: https://www.managementolympiad.org/nmo-2020-bcs/NMO-1944-saurav-gohain.html
New England Telephone has a large training department that offers many courses to its employees. It evaluates its training programs rigorously using internal audits, stakeholder surveys, course evaluations, and financial impact studies. One strategy to adapt to changing needs is a rotation system where employees work in training for 1-3 years to gain skills. They also offer training on new products early in development. Motorola's training center, MTEC, aims to improve productivity through performance-based, job-related training that supports strategic goals. It allocates 2% of payroll to training and sees employees as renewable assets to invest in. Motorola also uses participative work teams where employees contribute to decisions and share in profits above targets, incentivizing support
Unilever aims to equip its global managers with consistent skills and language. It selected TACK International as a partner to provide global management training over 5-7 years due to TACK's ability to offer consistency, breadth and depth across 40 markets in 25 languages. Unilever's HRM activities like organization structuring, job design, and organizational development help achieve its goals by creating an efficient structure, clearly defining roles, and adapting to changes. McDonald's recruitment process includes online applications and interviews to assess candidates for crew or management roles. It provides training and benefits to employees to create a positive work environment. BMW focuses on recruitment and selection, training, and performance management to develop specialized staff through the human resource strategies.
The document provides an analysis of two major contracting organizations, Carillion and Morgan Sindall, to recommend one for two construction projects. It summarizes each company's overview, ethics, health and safety, and financials. Carillion is recommended due to stronger finances and experience in Abu Dhabi. The $350M hospital project in Abu Dhabi is the recommended project for Carillion based on its financial strength, regional experience, and expertise in hospital design and build.
Overview of CAM-I (Consortium for Advanced Management - International).
Over four decades of industry led collaborative research.
Global leadership in cost, process and performance management
Dairy Farm is a large Asian retailer with over 3,000 outlets across Asia. In the late 1990s, competition increased and Dairy Farm sought to reduce costs through outsourcing. In 1999, Dairy Farm partnered with Capgemini to deliver finance and accounting services from centers in China and Australia. This resulted in over 55% savings in finance costs. Pleased with the success, in 2003 Dairy Farm extended the partnership with Capgemini for a full scope of business process outsourcing services across finance, HR, and procurement. This allows Dairy Farm to access world-class capabilities without incurring capital costs and has facilitated continued growth.
Study on Benchmarking with Respect to Recruitment ParametersIJMTST Journal
Benchmarking of the recruitment parameters is indeed the process by which, an organization can compare
its recruitment parameters and policies. As the employee is an undividable but the most important part of an
organization, it is the main component in an organizations growth and success. Thus, at certain point in time,
every organization needs to evaluate its recruitment strategies in accordance to hire the skillful and most
productive workforce. Today organizations should measure to confirm whether you are employing effectively
or not, you would end up spending most of time measuring recruiting activities instead of actually recruiting.
Benchmarking of recruitment parameters will help organization how business is doing on the talent
management front.
The internship opportunity I had with Vodafone Idea Ltd was a great chance for learning and professional development. Therefore, I consider myself as a very lucky individual as I was provided with an opportunity to be a part of it. I am also grateful for having a chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me though this internship period.
The main recommendation is an accessible (and inexpensive) overview of the topic from the Harvard Business Essentials line of brief paperbacks; the alternative, a multidimensional case on mentoring.
Performance Measurement System Of Telekom MalaysiaHusen Amr
The document discusses the performance management system of a major Asian telecommunications company with over 23,000 employees. It outlines the company's vision, mission, and organizational structure. Key aspects of its MAPS2 360 degree review process are described, including target setting, competency evaluation, and moderation by a board-appointed committee. Rewards for high performers include overseas trips, scholarships, bonuses, and share options, though some feel rewards could be more attractive and inclusive of non-executive staff.
Netcare Limited operates private hospitals, primary care, and emergency services in South Africa. It has developed extensive training programs to develop its employees' skills and address skills shortages. These include education programs across five campuses covering nursing, ancillary healthcare, and leadership. The Netcare 911 School of Emergency and Critical Care provides EMS training. Management development programs equip leaders with technical and business skills needed in the healthcare sector, such as addressing disease burdens, quality service, skills shortages, and cost escalation. Netcare's training strategy aligns with its objectives and contributes to developing healthcare professionals and alleviating skills shortages.
The Chartered Management Institute welcomes the Health Select Committee's inquiry into education, training, and workforce planning in the health sector. They believe more work needs to be done to improve leadership and management skills if the government wants to achieve its quality and efficiency targets while restructuring the health system. The CMI urges prioritizing leadership training for both clinical and non-clinical managers. They also call for establishing consistent, accredited standards for leadership education and training across the NHS to improve patient care.
Sime Darby Berhad is a large Malaysian conglomerate that sought to further develop the managerial and leadership skills of senior managers. They partnered with Corporate Edge Leadership to design a "Leading Strategic Transformation" program. The program focused on strategic choice and implementation building off prior training. It aimed to break down silos between business units and encourage knowledge sharing. Participants worked in teams on business projects and strategies, presenting options to Sime Darby's management. The program helped participants learn skills like leveraging capabilities across the organization and enhancing value propositions through customer insights.
The SCORE program provides training to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to improve productivity and working conditions. It trains over 2,400 managers and workers from 308 enterprises in 7 countries. SMEs adopting the training see benefits like 75-80% implementing good practices, 70% improved workplace relations, and productivity increases of 15-50%. The training, which costs $2,500 per enterprise, yields savings for SMEs of up to $15,000 within 3 months. SCORE helps SMEs improve competitiveness while enhancing worker conditions and safety.
This document provides an overview of human resource management (HRM) practices at PETRONAS, Malaysia's national oil and gas company. It discusses PETRONAS' organization structure and competitive environment. It then examines PETRONAS' HRM practices in areas like training and development, performance appraisal, recruitment and selection, compensation and benefits, and job scope. The document notes that PETRONAS focuses on soft HRM practices to motivate employees and ensure loyalty. It emphasizes training to enhance skills and keep PETRONAS competitive in the oil and gas industry.
Training and development programme by TATA GroupShrey Kapoor
The Tata Group places strong emphasis on training and development. They have established programs like the Tata Administrative Service (TAS) and Tata Management Training Centre (TMTC) to develop leaders within the organization. TAS is a one-year training program that provides cross-functional rotations, rural exposure, and mentorship. TMTC conducts 250 programs annually using internal and external faculty to disseminate knowledge and skills. The goal is to maximize employee potential and encourage mobility across companies. Training helps employees adapt to changes, new roles, and advances learning.
The document discusses three key strategy-making tasks for companies:
1. Developing a strategic vision or mission that charts the company's long-term course and future direction. This includes defining the business, customers, and technologies.
2. Establishing specific financial and strategic objectives with quantifiable targets to be achieved by a certain deadline. This provides benchmarks for performance.
3. Crafting a strategy by considering factors like changing customer needs, new technologies, and market opportunities to achieve the objectives.
Right Quarterly By Right Management India ( Managing Careers through a Transi...Right Management India
In this edition we would like to bring out the importance that Managing Careers through Transitions play in building efficiencies, maintaining engagement and improving productivity.
This document provides an overview of how to maximize points under the amended Construction B-BBEE sector codes. It discusses the purpose of the amended codes, understanding the different B-BBEE levels, scoring points from preferential procurement, establishing supplier development programs, skills development, and Bayanda's services to help companies achieve their B-BBEE goals. The presentation outlines the key elements companies need to focus on, such as ownership, management control, skills development, and supplier development. It provides examples and guidelines for implementing effective programs in each area.
Booze Allen & Hamilton's Worldwide Commercial Business was considering changing its firm structure to better align with its strategy. The President believed a global structure would be the best path forward. The operating council would decide whether to merge the various regions into a single, global structure.
While the UK construction sector looks set to continue growing albeit at a lower rate than in 20151 its recovery is exposing some major structural issues within the sector and its businesses. Among these are a number of skills challenges facing construction businesses which, when taken together, are impacting their current performance and, if left unchecked, will severely impact future performance.
Overview of CAM-I (Consortium for Advanced Management - International).
Over four decades of industry led collaborative research.
Global leadership in cost, process and performance management
Stuart+Master Business CV+Jan 2017+FinalStuart Bell
Stuart Bell has over 27 years of experience in senior management, HR, and learning and development roles. He has a track record of delivering strategic initiatives and programs that achieved high financial and operational results. His experience includes transforming organizations through strategic leadership programs, management excellence programs, and learning transformations. Currently he is seeking a senior management or director role where he can apply his diverse skills and experience.
This document discusses key factors for L&D managers to consider when justifying investments in L&D programs and service providers. It identifies five critical components for L&D managers to have detailed plans for: objectives from the L&D plan, training delivery methods, capability mapping, scale of training, and accountability. It also provides questions for L&D managers to assess potential L&D service providers on criteria like professional track record, delivery channels, cost efficiency and flexibility, credibility, and consultative assistance. Mobile and cloud-based technologies are expected to be increasingly used for training in 2013 to allow faster, smarter, and more agile training.
Frederick Taylor was an influential early 20th century thinker who developed the theory of Scientific Management. He believed that businesses could increase efficiency by scientifically analyzing each job task and establishing standard methods for employees to follow. McDonald's applies many of Taylor's principles through establishing reward systems for meeting goals, scientifically training all employees, and developing standard methods for each job role. Scientific Management principles like specialization of tasks and standardization of work processes remain important to McDonald's global operations today.
Module 1 The Untapped Potential of Apprenticeships for SME'scaniceconsulting
This document provides an overview of apprenticeships and their benefits for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It discusses how apprenticeships work, including both on-the-job and off-the-job training. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of apprentice employers. The document also highlights the key benefits of apprenticeships for SMEs, such as developing a tailored and loyal workforce, boosting productivity, and supporting corporate social responsibility goals. Throughout, it provides examples and testimonials from European SMEs on how apprenticeships have helped address skills gaps and business needs.
Evaluate the process of performance appraisals and reward policy of AKH Fashi...Md. Shahadat Hossain
This document provides an overview of AKH Fashion Ltd., a garment manufacturing company in Bangladesh. It discusses the company's background, locations, buyers, certifications and board of directors. AKH Fashion was established in 1997 and has grown to over 17,500 employees across multiple production facilities. It produces knit and woven garments for major international brands like American Eagle, GAP and M&S. The company prioritizes quality, compliance, sustainability and buyer satisfaction in its operations and has received several important certifications.
This document provides an overview of Generation Y (millennials) and how organizations can attract, engage, and retain them. It discusses key characteristics of Gen Y including their learning styles, job priorities, and myths. The document also compares Gen Y to Gen X and introduces Gen Z. It provides tips for communication, management, recruitment, and career development strategies for Gen Y. Examples of keeping Gen Y happy include allowing technology use, clear goals, respecting ideas, and encouraging teamwork. The conclusion poses questions for reflection.
This document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR). It provides an overview of CSR concepts and strategies that companies and professionals can use, such as coaching, incentives, low-cost initiatives, and areas to get involved in like the community, environment and employees. It also covers CSR roles and professionals, including average pay and necessary skills. Case studies and questions are mentioned but not detailed. The document aims to introduce readers to the topic of CSR and provide ideas and considerations for implementing CSR practices.
The internship opportunity I had with Vodafone Idea Ltd was a great chance for learning and professional development. Therefore, I consider myself as a very lucky individual as I was provided with an opportunity to be a part of it. I am also grateful for having a chance to meet so many wonderful people and professionals who led me though this internship period.
The main recommendation is an accessible (and inexpensive) overview of the topic from the Harvard Business Essentials line of brief paperbacks; the alternative, a multidimensional case on mentoring.
Performance Measurement System Of Telekom MalaysiaHusen Amr
The document discusses the performance management system of a major Asian telecommunications company with over 23,000 employees. It outlines the company's vision, mission, and organizational structure. Key aspects of its MAPS2 360 degree review process are described, including target setting, competency evaluation, and moderation by a board-appointed committee. Rewards for high performers include overseas trips, scholarships, bonuses, and share options, though some feel rewards could be more attractive and inclusive of non-executive staff.
Netcare Limited operates private hospitals, primary care, and emergency services in South Africa. It has developed extensive training programs to develop its employees' skills and address skills shortages. These include education programs across five campuses covering nursing, ancillary healthcare, and leadership. The Netcare 911 School of Emergency and Critical Care provides EMS training. Management development programs equip leaders with technical and business skills needed in the healthcare sector, such as addressing disease burdens, quality service, skills shortages, and cost escalation. Netcare's training strategy aligns with its objectives and contributes to developing healthcare professionals and alleviating skills shortages.
The Chartered Management Institute welcomes the Health Select Committee's inquiry into education, training, and workforce planning in the health sector. They believe more work needs to be done to improve leadership and management skills if the government wants to achieve its quality and efficiency targets while restructuring the health system. The CMI urges prioritizing leadership training for both clinical and non-clinical managers. They also call for establishing consistent, accredited standards for leadership education and training across the NHS to improve patient care.
Sime Darby Berhad is a large Malaysian conglomerate that sought to further develop the managerial and leadership skills of senior managers. They partnered with Corporate Edge Leadership to design a "Leading Strategic Transformation" program. The program focused on strategic choice and implementation building off prior training. It aimed to break down silos between business units and encourage knowledge sharing. Participants worked in teams on business projects and strategies, presenting options to Sime Darby's management. The program helped participants learn skills like leveraging capabilities across the organization and enhancing value propositions through customer insights.
The SCORE program provides training to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to improve productivity and working conditions. It trains over 2,400 managers and workers from 308 enterprises in 7 countries. SMEs adopting the training see benefits like 75-80% implementing good practices, 70% improved workplace relations, and productivity increases of 15-50%. The training, which costs $2,500 per enterprise, yields savings for SMEs of up to $15,000 within 3 months. SCORE helps SMEs improve competitiveness while enhancing worker conditions and safety.
This document provides an overview of human resource management (HRM) practices at PETRONAS, Malaysia's national oil and gas company. It discusses PETRONAS' organization structure and competitive environment. It then examines PETRONAS' HRM practices in areas like training and development, performance appraisal, recruitment and selection, compensation and benefits, and job scope. The document notes that PETRONAS focuses on soft HRM practices to motivate employees and ensure loyalty. It emphasizes training to enhance skills and keep PETRONAS competitive in the oil and gas industry.
Training and development programme by TATA GroupShrey Kapoor
The Tata Group places strong emphasis on training and development. They have established programs like the Tata Administrative Service (TAS) and Tata Management Training Centre (TMTC) to develop leaders within the organization. TAS is a one-year training program that provides cross-functional rotations, rural exposure, and mentorship. TMTC conducts 250 programs annually using internal and external faculty to disseminate knowledge and skills. The goal is to maximize employee potential and encourage mobility across companies. Training helps employees adapt to changes, new roles, and advances learning.
The document discusses three key strategy-making tasks for companies:
1. Developing a strategic vision or mission that charts the company's long-term course and future direction. This includes defining the business, customers, and technologies.
2. Establishing specific financial and strategic objectives with quantifiable targets to be achieved by a certain deadline. This provides benchmarks for performance.
3. Crafting a strategy by considering factors like changing customer needs, new technologies, and market opportunities to achieve the objectives.
Right Quarterly By Right Management India ( Managing Careers through a Transi...Right Management India
In this edition we would like to bring out the importance that Managing Careers through Transitions play in building efficiencies, maintaining engagement and improving productivity.
This document provides an overview of how to maximize points under the amended Construction B-BBEE sector codes. It discusses the purpose of the amended codes, understanding the different B-BBEE levels, scoring points from preferential procurement, establishing supplier development programs, skills development, and Bayanda's services to help companies achieve their B-BBEE goals. The presentation outlines the key elements companies need to focus on, such as ownership, management control, skills development, and supplier development. It provides examples and guidelines for implementing effective programs in each area.
Booze Allen & Hamilton's Worldwide Commercial Business was considering changing its firm structure to better align with its strategy. The President believed a global structure would be the best path forward. The operating council would decide whether to merge the various regions into a single, global structure.
While the UK construction sector looks set to continue growing albeit at a lower rate than in 20151 its recovery is exposing some major structural issues within the sector and its businesses. Among these are a number of skills challenges facing construction businesses which, when taken together, are impacting their current performance and, if left unchecked, will severely impact future performance.
Overview of CAM-I (Consortium for Advanced Management - International).
Over four decades of industry led collaborative research.
Global leadership in cost, process and performance management
Stuart+Master Business CV+Jan 2017+FinalStuart Bell
Stuart Bell has over 27 years of experience in senior management, HR, and learning and development roles. He has a track record of delivering strategic initiatives and programs that achieved high financial and operational results. His experience includes transforming organizations through strategic leadership programs, management excellence programs, and learning transformations. Currently he is seeking a senior management or director role where he can apply his diverse skills and experience.
This document discusses key factors for L&D managers to consider when justifying investments in L&D programs and service providers. It identifies five critical components for L&D managers to have detailed plans for: objectives from the L&D plan, training delivery methods, capability mapping, scale of training, and accountability. It also provides questions for L&D managers to assess potential L&D service providers on criteria like professional track record, delivery channels, cost efficiency and flexibility, credibility, and consultative assistance. Mobile and cloud-based technologies are expected to be increasingly used for training in 2013 to allow faster, smarter, and more agile training.
Frederick Taylor was an influential early 20th century thinker who developed the theory of Scientific Management. He believed that businesses could increase efficiency by scientifically analyzing each job task and establishing standard methods for employees to follow. McDonald's applies many of Taylor's principles through establishing reward systems for meeting goals, scientifically training all employees, and developing standard methods for each job role. Scientific Management principles like specialization of tasks and standardization of work processes remain important to McDonald's global operations today.
Module 1 The Untapped Potential of Apprenticeships for SME'scaniceconsulting
This document provides an overview of apprenticeships and their benefits for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It discusses how apprenticeships work, including both on-the-job and off-the-job training. It outlines the roles and responsibilities of apprentice employers. The document also highlights the key benefits of apprenticeships for SMEs, such as developing a tailored and loyal workforce, boosting productivity, and supporting corporate social responsibility goals. Throughout, it provides examples and testimonials from European SMEs on how apprenticeships have helped address skills gaps and business needs.
Evaluate the process of performance appraisals and reward policy of AKH Fashi...Md. Shahadat Hossain
This document provides an overview of AKH Fashion Ltd., a garment manufacturing company in Bangladesh. It discusses the company's background, locations, buyers, certifications and board of directors. AKH Fashion was established in 1997 and has grown to over 17,500 employees across multiple production facilities. It produces knit and woven garments for major international brands like American Eagle, GAP and M&S. The company prioritizes quality, compliance, sustainability and buyer satisfaction in its operations and has received several important certifications.
This document provides an overview of Generation Y (millennials) and how organizations can attract, engage, and retain them. It discusses key characteristics of Gen Y including their learning styles, job priorities, and myths. The document also compares Gen Y to Gen X and introduces Gen Z. It provides tips for communication, management, recruitment, and career development strategies for Gen Y. Examples of keeping Gen Y happy include allowing technology use, clear goals, respecting ideas, and encouraging teamwork. The conclusion poses questions for reflection.
This document discusses corporate social responsibility (CSR). It provides an overview of CSR concepts and strategies that companies and professionals can use, such as coaching, incentives, low-cost initiatives, and areas to get involved in like the community, environment and employees. It also covers CSR roles and professionals, including average pay and necessary skills. Case studies and questions are mentioned but not detailed. The document aims to introduce readers to the topic of CSR and provide ideas and considerations for implementing CSR practices.
Get more bang for your buck when recruiting in the GTHA April 2011Timothy Holden
The document provides guidance on improving recruitment practices in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. It discusses developing strong recruitment processes, attracting quality candidates, reducing turnover, and addressing common challenges such as skills shortages. Recommendations include using a variety of hiring methods, conducting thorough interviews, maintaining equity and diversity, and leveraging online tools and social media strategically. The document also provides case studies and a checklist for effective recruitment.
This document provides an overview of performance management. It discusses performance appraisals, defining goals and metrics, building effective performance management systems, helping poor performers through progressive discipline, and monitoring performance. Case studies are presented to illustrate challenges and best practices around accountability, admitting weaknesses, and ensuring jobs are a good fit for employees. The overall document aims to help organizations design and implement performance management processes to align goals, adapt to needs, and achieve high performance.
This document provides an overview of various compensation and benefits topics, including:
- Flexible benefits and how to successfully implement a flexible benefits scheme
- Common flexible benefit options such as childcare vouchers, corporate incentives, and cycle to work schemes
- Topics such as employee share schemes, private medical insurance, minimum wage increases, and "perfect perks"
- Tips for negotiating with benefits and incentives suppliers, and rescuing failing motivation schemes
- Guidance on pensions, salary reviews, and using salary surveys effectively
The document aims to give human resources professionals guidance on structuring, implementing, and managing a variety of compensation and benefits programs.
The document discusses green organizations and the green economy. It defines key terms like the green economy and green jobs. It outlines growth sectors in the green economy like renewable energy. It discusses skills needed for the green economy now and in the future, like skills in renewable energy and sustainability. It also covers drivers of change for green organizations, their carbon footprints, programs and initiatives, and how HR relates to environmental performance. It concludes with trends, policies, and questions.
Second day of an in-house course delivered to line managers and departmental heads for a Midlands-based manufacturer, following positive feedback from the previous event .
One day workshop for a collection of both senior and junior HR individuals on recent developments with an emphasis on best practice, delivered in London.
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Morgan Motor Company has developed various strategies across different business functions to strengthen its position in the competitive automobile market. These include pursuing differentiation through heritage, quality, and unique buyers. Functional strategies focus on increasing service, IT, and human resources. The report outlines programs to improve operations, organization, and human resources. Budgets are allocated for marketing, R&D, HR, and operations. Procedures are established for sales force management and maintaining customer relations. Strategic alliances are formed for engine development, emissions testing, and research collaborations. If implemented properly, these strategies could help Morgan regain its former market dominance.
The document discusses the benefits of outsourcing recruitment processes through a recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) provider. It outlines key reasons for outsourcing such as gaining access to a larger talent pool, increasing innovation and expertise, and improving supplier and process management. The document also summarizes the benefits an RPO provider like ManpowerGroup Solutions can provide, including standardized global recruitment processes, harnessing new recruitment technologies and tools, and helping to reduce costs.
Contracting for Services in Public Sector - 11 & 12 Aug - CanberraPASA Events
This document provides information about an upcoming two-day conference on contracting for services in the public sector. The conference will provide procurement and contracting professionals in the public sector with knowledge and strategies to ensure they deliver the right outcomes for all stakeholders. Speakers will discuss topics like early supplier engagement, flexibility in contracts, performance measurement, and relationship management. The document outlines the agenda, with sessions on contracting challenges, objective setting, case studies on innovation through supplier engagement, and workshops on topics like governance models and contract management. The conference aims to equip procurement officers with tools and approaches to effectively contract for services.
What's the ROI of a TSIA membership? These three member companies were experiencing service business challenges and TSIA was able to provide actionable recommendations through membership offerings to get them up and to the right in terms of performance. http://info.tsia.com/member-success-stories
The National Productivity Institute (NPI) aims to improve productivity across South Africa through various programs. It provides technical support to companies facing challenges like Serco Industries, which was struggling with late deliveries, quality issues, and losing market share. With NPI's help implementing quality management and coaching, Serco improved productivity, increased sales, created new jobs, and secured existing ones. The NPI also assisted Widney Transport Components through a continuous improvement program, helping them reduce lead times, increase on-time delivery, and capture more of the market. The NPI supports companies through initiatives like social plans to prevent job losses and the Workplace Challenge Programme to boost competitiveness.
Derek McCulloch is a highly strategic Programme Director with over 20 years of experience leading business improvement and cost-saving projects. He has a track record of reducing costs, improving processes, and increasing operational performance across multiple industries. His experience includes generating millions in savings and new business revenue, outsourcing large contracts, and reducing sites while maintaining high customer satisfaction.
The Business Strategy Of Mazzella CompaniesAshley Davis
Skyline Technologies will help Bang & Bang implement a technological system to enable a more efficient manufacturing process through increased productivity and throughput. The system aims to give Bang & Bang a competitive advantage by ensuring efficiency is maximized while profits are increased. Skyline needs to develop an easy to implement solution that meets Bang & Bang's needs and infrastructure while maintaining security over inventory.
This document summarizes the services offered by Procurement Transformation Consultancy (PTC), a procurement consulting firm. PTC offers strategic cost reduction programs, procurement outsourcing, procurement transformation services, and special sourcing projects. They guarantee a minimum savings of 8% of the client's annual indirect spend or they refund the difference. PTC aims to deliver outstanding financial benefits to clients through collaborative work with internal stakeholders.
PRO provides a fully integrated managed service provider (MSP) and vendor management system (VMS) solution to help enterprises build well-managed contingent labor programs. It pioneered contingent workforce management in 1991 and has maintained leadership through its experienced staff and vendor-neutral approach. PRO helps companies secure the best talent at minimal cost while managing risk and ensuring compliance.
This document discusses strategies for achieving competitive advantage and performance excellence. It provides an overview of key strategic concepts like quality, cost leadership, differentiation, core competencies, and strategic planning processes. Quality is identified as the most important factor for business profitability. Firms can pursue strategies like quality improvement, cost reduction, and differentiation to gain advantages over competitors. Effective strategic planning involves assessing opportunities and threats, defining goals and strategies, implementing action plans, and monitoring performance.
Scott Taviner has over 30 years of experience in human resources management, most recently as Head of HR at The Southern Co-operative from 2008 to 2013. In this role, he designed and implemented HR strategies to support business growth, delivered reductions in labor costs and turnover, and increased rates of internal promotion. Some of his accomplishments include decreasing labor turnover from 45% to 30%, reducing costs by £2.5 million, and increasing internal promotion rates by 10%. He has expertise in areas such as recruitment, performance management, learning and development, and change management.
- Chris Walton has over 15 years of experience in operations management roles within large financial services organizations. He has a track record of improving customer service, efficiency, and regulatory compliance.
- Some of his achievements include improving customer service and efficiency standards in an outsourced contact center, exceeding regulatory requirements, implementing a customer portal, and reducing customer complaints by 30%.
- He has held several senior operations management roles with increasing responsibility, most recently as Senior Operations Manager at Mitchell Farrar Group where he oversees customer service, claims management, and quality/complaints teams.
#FIRMday 15th nov 2013 kevin green rec adapting to collaborate in 21st centuryEmma Mirrington
The document outlines Kevin Green's agenda for The Firm Conference on November 15th. It discusses the REC's work helping members manage risk, current jobs market trends, the impending talent crisis, and the relationship between in-house and external recruiters. It also introduces the REC Good Recruitment Campaign, which aims to promote fair and ethical hiring practices through a set of principles and guidelines for employers to adopt.
The document summarizes key findings from an Oxford Economics study on how manufacturers are transforming their business models to focus more on services. The study validated the existence of a "Service Continuum" model where companies progress through stages - from selling products to selling outcomes. It found that 70% of surveyed companies are in the early stages of the continuum focused on break/fix services. However, the study predicts that in 3 years most companies will have progressed further along the continuum towards more advanced outcome-based service models.
This document provides an overview of employee engagement and strategies for improving it. It defines employee engagement as having three elements: vigour, dedication, and absorption. It identifies key enablers of engagement including strategic narrative, engaging managers, employee voice, and integrity. The document also discusses how engagement can be measured and initiatives organizations can implement to boost engagement, such as recognition programs, ideas schemes, and benefits packages.
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HR June 2010
1. Things HR and Personnel people need to know by Fluid June 2010
2. Page 2 Contents 3-4 Introduction to Fluid 5-6 Terminology 7-20 Strategy, real-life examples 21-24 Shared services, Cambridgeshire County Council 25-27 Pay 28-29 CIPD qualifications whilst working 30-33 Surviving the downturn 34-35 Assessing the contribution of HR 36-37 Making HR more credible 38-39 Make the HR intranet work 40-41 Exercise 42-53 Outsourcing 54-55 Case studies 56-57 Conclusion and questions
18. Croydon Council is the largest employer in the borough, spending more than £900M each year. However it was felt that the council’s HR service was struggling; decentralised and with no overall strategy
19. The council developed a people strategy, aligned with the council’s community strategy and corporate plan
24. Croydon is now the best-performing London council for reducing sickness absence, now down to 5 working days
25. The council went from 68th to 6th in the human capital best value indicator for local authorities
26. The annual government inspection highlighted rapid improvement and increased productivity
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28. A new HR strategy was launched, aiming to deliver more effective working practices among its employees
29. Replaced large prison-based teams with a dedicated shared service centre, with HR business partners recruited to implement change
30. Sold the business case-reduction in costs by £148M over five years-to the board
31. Set challenging goals to improve diversity, restructure training, increase employee engagement, develop leaders and introduce qualifications for officersStrategy, real-life examples 3 of 13
34. New training plans were created for 600 people with increased training requests
35. A recent survey revealed that 75% were satisfied with their jobs, 72% felt they were treated with respect, and 88% were clear about what was expected from them
36.
37. The council provides a wide range of public services directly and through partnerships to citizens. It recognised the time-bomb of a ‘demographically imbalanced’ workforce propped up by costly agency staff. The council wanted to target different types of jobseekers and connect them with the authority
38. Developed a public sector work trial scheme called WorkStart, creating a route back to work for long-term welfare recipients, reducing agency costs
45. McDonalds needed to transform its reputation and reclaim the phrase ‘McJob’. Enhancing the brand would bring about improvements in recruitment, retention, customer and staff satisfaction as well as profitability
46. Friends and family contract, enabling two friends or family members to cover each other’s shifts
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48. Ourlounge.co.uk, which is a lifestyle, career and personal development website for employees including the chance to obtain GCSE-literacy and numeracy qualifications through online learning
54. 84% said their perception of McDonalds had improved as a result of seeing the McJob campaign, with a 25% increase in those saying they would recommend it as an employer
57. A business transformation driven by internal and external pressures was needed to put the customer at the heart of Pfizer’s operating model. HR needed to lead a reorganisation to develop new ways of working with less resource and flatter structures that would deliver sustainable business growth
58. Developed an integrated business strategy, recognising people as the foundation for success and clarifying new business goals, priorities, plans and metrics
68. Ensured top team ownership of key processes-for example, the CEO wrote ‘guiding principles’ to inform line managers’ behaviour when appointing employees
75. Be absolutely clear on what shared services will deliver to your organisations and set specific goals
76. Define who its customers are and implement robust review measures to ensure their needs are being met
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78. Explore all your technology options with a view to taking the mundane tasks out of processes while keeping important services in place
79. Agree on governance structures that will determine the type and standard of services offered, designing procedures that allow adjustment with change
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81. Have service level agreements in place to avoid disagreements on things such as speed of delivery
82. Clarify whether the services are hosted by a separate new business owned by partners or by one organisation on behalf of others