How your policies and procedures need to adapt to support new ways of working - Barry Pirie, Director of People and Business for Wiltshire County Council

New Ways of Working - Public Sector Seminar

30 June 2015

Barry Pirie Director

People and Business and PPMA, President

Agenda

Wiltshire Council – background

Working in partnership with the police and the community

Flexible working at the council

The council’s workforce, recruitment and talent initiatives

Questions

Start at the “start”

Culture – Customer Focus

Culture – Partnership

Culture – Partnership

County hall

Flexible working

Joint working with Police

Joint working with

communities

LIVE·WORK·TRANSFORM

LIVE·WORK·EXPLORE

Mark Murnane (Facilities Management Delivery Manager) and Adam Leitch (Facilities Management - Delivery Support) explain how the newly renovated buildings offer bright and airy working conditions supporting the flexible ways of working available in most service areas at Wiltshire Council.

https://vimeo.com/123712746


Leadership Challenge - different skills

So what does that look like!!

A strategic leader, focused on and accountable for outcomes, not processes, and which sees collaboration, accessibility and transparency as core capabilities built through ..... Reducing the complexity of organisations

..... Enhancing customers intelligence

..... Developing new business models

Skills – Local Government

Current / Future Workforce



Wali Rahman (Senior Development Officer (Employment and Skills)) explains how the flexible ways of working on offer within most service areas at Wiltshire Council help him to work more effectively.



ICT * Easy access, anywhere, anytime* Stable platform for remote working* Intelligent (not that easy) print function* Use the modern tools available

LyncVideo-conferencingSharepoint

* “Do I really need to come into the office all the time??”


LIVE·WORK·INNOVATE

Adrian Hampton (Head of Local Highways and Parking Services) and his team demonstrate some of the technology that Wiltshire Council uses in order to provide the best service possible to the communities of Wiltshire.



Embodying innovation in PPMA’s work:

Peer into the FutureRising Stars

Apprentice of the Year

What does it look like!?

Contacts and Questions

Barry Pirie [email protected] Or [email protected] www.ppma.org.uk

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Government & Nonprofit

How your policies and procedures need to adapt to support new ways of working - Barry Pirie, Director of People and Business for Wiltshire County Council