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Best Practice Workshop Learning from Self-Assessment Billy Bateman Deputy Director of Human Resources People Results” Goo d

Best Practice Workshop Learning from Self-Assessment Billy Bateman Deputy Director of Human Resources “People Results” Good

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Best Practice Workshop

Learning from Self-Assessment

Billy Bateman

Deputy Director of Human Resources

“People Results”

Good

People Results – Learning from Self Assessment

Good Practice Comparator

DLtrust - a comparison

Self Assessment - Staff Survey Results

Challenge

Learning

Best Practice Comparator

Our Way of Life

SELF

ASSESSMENT

and EFQM

TNT – Achieving Results through People

TNT – Our Way of Life

Results the Key

driver

Results are pursued

through people

People use one

approach - OWL

TNT – OWL Achieved By

Deployment of

EFQM and Self-

assessment across

all walks of life

Down Lisburn Trust- A Similar Picture?

Strong corporate identity

Quality organisation

Well organised – competitive teams focussed:

Financial performance

Performance Targets

Staff performance

Delivery of Quality Health and Social Care

A Closer Comparison with TNT

TNT Business Strategy DLTrust

Customer Focus, Business Knowledge Yes

Manage through process Yes

Technical skill and expertise Yes

One Team Directorates

Partnership approach Yes TU’s

Can do results ? Yes

EFQM a framework for everything we do No

OWL behaviours No

What we discovered

EFQM one network

Downturn in staff perceptions

Volumes of Information

Status of HRM targets

Uncertainty in range of services delivered

No framework for management practice

Staff Survey Results (1)Consultation & Communication

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Staff Survey Results (2)

Learning & Development

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Staff Survey Results (3)

Organisational Climate

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Staff Survey Results (4)

Me & My Job

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Staff Survey Results (5)Overall Job Satisfaction

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Staff Survey Results

Consultations & Communications Down 3%

11% lower

Learning & Development Down 5.8%

6% lower

Organisational Climate 16% higher

Me & My Job Down 14%

12% lower

Overall Job Satisfaction Same 72%

10% lower

Responding to the Staff Survey

Excuses – developed by me!

Information

Figures skewed

Period of Transition

Silent majority

Northern Ireland people

Staff cannot be released to

attend training

Staff Survey

A HARSH but FAIR ASSESSMENT

Organisational direction is sound

Organisational practice is disjointed and

creates negativity

Reality check for HR Management

Self Assessing HRM Practice

One Team? No – Corporate and directorate team focus

Can do Results? Fail to set management targets

A framework? No – EFQM and Self-assessment are top of the organisation – there is no performance framework cascaded

One culture? Yes– open, inventive and responsive – BUT?

DLtrust – One Culture

Different points of view

Meeting the Challenge -Improving People Results

Gaps in HR management practice

Change perception and attitude

Set targets Consider trends Compare with the best in class

Extend partnerships to include people

Meeting the Challenge -Improving HRM

• Performance Management Framework

• Management information

• People Management

• Systems

• Staff Survey

Summary - Learning Points

• Transfer GOOD PRACTICE

• Understand your business

• Reflect on feedback

• Perception is influenced by practice

• People management is the key

• RADAR - BEST PRACTICE

Questions?

If you require further information or advice please contact Billy Bateman at:

Tel: 02892 501218 or

e-mail: [email protected]