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The Future (of work) (of HR) 27 november 2015

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The Future (of work) (of HR)

27 november 2015

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When to plant a Tree?

20  years  ago?   Now?  

There  are  always  two  good  moments  to  plant  a  tree.  

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Talking about our (their) Future

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Starting Question

Who has children?

What do you want for them?

How do you help?

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To what extent are you worried about their future?

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Conversa9on  with  my  Mom  in  1976.  

Son, you will have a difficult Life.

Why, mom?

•  High Youth Unemployment •  Energy Supply •  Cold War •  Jimmy Carter got elected •  Middle East Conflict

Where is my Playmobil Box?

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V  U  C  A  Vola%le  –  Uncertain  –  Complex  -­‐  Ambiguous  

Dear  mom,    

Our  World  has  become  

How  can  we  navigate  it?  

Conversa9on  with  my  Mom  in  2016.  

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I do worry about my children too.

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Two reasons to be worried

50% of all jobs can disappear due to the increased automation and the development of robotics.

100 50% of milennials will reach the age of 100.

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Reason 1

50% of all jobs can disappear due to the increased automation and the development of robotics. In addition many jobs will disappear due to relocation to countries with higher growth (BRIC – Next 11)

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0.42%  

0.70%  

0.78%  

1.20%  

1.80%  

2.10%  

3%  

3.50%  

4.32%  

5.80%  

7.10%  

7.45%  

7.87%  

8.25%  

0.00%   1.00%   2.00%   3.00%   4.00%   5.00%   6.00%   7.00%   8.00%   9.00%  

Medical  Doctors  

Psychologists  

Teachers  

Pharmacists  

Architects  

Photographer  

System  Administrators  

Lawyers  

Social  Workers  

Nurses  

Construc9on  Workers  

Fitness  instructor  

Prep  School  Techers  

Journalists  

Series  1  

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86.00%  

88.00%  

89.00%  

89.50%  

90.00%  

90.00%  

90%  

93.00%  

94.00%  

94.00%  

95.67%  

96.00%  

97.00%  

99.00%  

75.00%   80.00%   85.00%   90.00%   95.00%   100.00%  

Mail  

Logis9c  Workers  

Bakers  

Security  Agents  

Waiters  

Cash  Registers  

HR  Administra9on  

Tax  Officers  

Interviewers  

Sales  on  markets  

Accountants  

Teller/Recep9on  Workers  

Administra9ve  Workers  

Telemarketeers  

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My children need to …

Study  

Get  Experience  

Learn  Unlearn  

Be  Crea9ve  Self-­‐Reliant  Employable  

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Towards  a  binary  labour  market  Dangerous  –  Demeaning  –  Dirty  Jobs  Educated  –  Energizing  –  Elegant  Jobs  

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People with “distance” to the labour Market

§  Old people §  Young people §  Non-natives §  Labour Handicapped people §  Low-skilled

§  People with the “wrong” experience, the “wrong”

background, “wrong” decisions in the past

§  “Scrappers”

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The paradox of Experience

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A shift in our thinking is needed

Diploma Degree

Talent & Learning

Engagement

Resilience

Staying Healthy

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Reason 2

100 50% of milennials will reach the age of 100. Pension schemes will be not sustainable if we do not increase the career span.

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What to do with your Life?

70 124800 productive hours

80 156000 productive hours

100 218,400 productive hours

Sleep 8 hours – Eat 3 hours – excluding first 20 and last 10 years – 5 days working w eek – 4 weeks vacation Source: Andrew Scott, London Business School

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It’s unlikely It’s impossible

To do 60 years the same thing. To do a job that is not adapted to strengths and

needs of a person.

à Change the Job à Change jobs

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Working longer?

Evolu9on  of  labour  market  par9cipa9on  of  55+  in  Belgium  ©  Securex  2015  

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And the others?

©  Securex  Whitepaper  on  Employability  in  Belgium,  2015  

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How many people in Belgium report a mental workload that is too high

How many people in Belgium are happy in their work?

How many people in Belgium find that they are in a high quality job?

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13% According to a Gallup research only 13% of employees is

actively engaged.

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How employable are we?

©  Securex  Whitepaper  on  Employability  in  Belgium,  2015  

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A shift in our thinking is needed

Job Function

Talent / Learning

Engagement

Resilience

Staying Healthy

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A shift in our thinking is needed

Diploma Degree

Talent / Learning

Engagement

Resilience

Staying Healthy

Job / Function

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SUSTAINABLE EMPLOYABILITY

ABILITY

AGILITY

HEALTH

RESILIENCE

© Securex

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©  Securex  Whitepaper  on  Employability  in  Belgium,  2015  

How do people see their sustainable employability ?

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Mental Health = Challenge

§  Increased workload §  Focus on results and costs §  Higher Job insecurity §  Technostress §  Mobility §  Less “escape routes”

©  Securex  Whitepaper  on  Employability  in  Belgium,  2015  

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How?

The  way  forward  will  change  the  way  we  organize  work.  And  is  based  on  a  simple,  ancient  truth.  

Dove c’è gusto non ���c’è perdenza.

Where there is enjoyment there is no loss.

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We need to

Customize work. Build jobs around people. Create a context in which people can be successful.

Take / Create a job that suits you. Look for a context in which you can be successful on a long term. Evolve.

You need to

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When to plant a Tree?

In  1996  this  was  the  conclusion  of  a  Ugent  report  made  for  the  Associa%on  of  Belgian  HR  Directors:  

 Let’s  look  for  individual  solu%ons.  But  let’s  not  talk  about  it.  

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NOT  EFFICIENT  

NOT  COLLECTIVE  

NOT  FAIR  

PRECEDENTS  

RESISTANCE  

EGO-­‐CENTRIC  TENDENCIES  

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CUSTOMIZING  WORK  NOT  EASY  

FAIR  

INCLUSIVE  

GIVING  CHOICE  

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Customizing what?

The  work  environment    Time  &  Place    Human  Factors  

 

The  Job    Person-­‐Job  Fit    Talent-­‐based    Job  Sculp9ng  

 

Learning    Learning  Style    Learning  Needs    Leraning  Technology  

Career    Talent-­‐based    Career  Speed    Porfolio?  

Remunera%on    Individual  Deals    Cafeteria  

 

Organisa%on    Self-­‐Steering    Aligned  Autonomy  

 

Mobility    Choice    Mul9modal,  flexible  

 

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My  Job  is  meaningful  

I  can  exprience  Flow  in  my  Job.  

In  my  job  I  can  use  my  talent.  

There  are  learning  opportuni%es.  

I  have  the  autonomy  I  need.  

My  job  is  dynamic  and  evolves.  

I  have  experiences  of  success.  

I  can  keep  my  dignity  in  my  job.  

There  is  %me  for  recovery.  

I  feel  supported.  

Job

scu

lpti

ng

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CUSTOMIZATION  IS  AN  INSPIRATION  FOR  THE  HR-­‐STRATEGY  

HR-­‐PRACTICES  CAN  EVOLVE  

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There  is  always  something  you  can  do.    

The  answer  is  never  black  &  white  Between  0%  and  100%  there  is  a  lot  of  space.  

 Small  things  are  o`en  sufficient.  

Adding  something.  Removing  something.    

It  takes  effort  to  do.    

The  returns  are  not  always  clear.    

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There  are  no  quick  solu9ons.  

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The  role  of  HR?  

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Advocate  

Architect  

Expert  Coach  

Data  Strategist  

Take  on  5  roles  

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Expert  

Ageing  

Learning  

Flexibility  

Organisa9on  

Digitaliza9on  

Law  

Coach  

Learning  

Leadership  

Problem-­‐Solving  

Job  Craiing  

Career-­‐Building  

Nudging  

Employability  Plan  

Architect  

Choice  

Flexibility  

Long  Term  

Structural  Solu9on  

Mass  Customiza9on  

Data  Strategist  

Data  Management  

Digitaliza9on  

ROI  :  what’s  in  it  for  us  

Strategic  Data  

Advocate  

Society  

CSR  

Role  of  people  

Importance  

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The  role  of  the  government?  

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Advocate  

Architect  

Expert  Coach  

Data  Strategist  

Take  on  5  roles  

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Letter to my mom

Dear Mom,

Coming back to that conversation of 1976,… I

will have to work until 67. That’s another 21

years (I am not counting down).

The world will change in the next 21 years. I

don’t know how.

But I do know that I will have to change and

learn.

Chances are that I will do something else, with

skills I don’t have today.

This must sound terrible to you. But I am not

afraid.

I am lucky to work for a company that gives me

space. That allows me to learn, experiment and

move. It’s a great environment to be in. And even

when I would leave, I would leave better than I

was before.

Love, David

P.S. I am working on my health.

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David Ducheyne Chief People Officer Securex [email protected] 0479 91 08 67 www.linkedin.com/in/davidducheyne www.twitter.com/dducheyne @dducheyne

Thank you. David  Ducheyne  

Duurzaam  Leiderschap  

Hoe  leiden  in  een  VUCA  wereld  

         

Die  Keure