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Gaining Buy-In for Your Contingent Workforce Model Tara Knobel

Gaining Buy-In For Your Contingent Workforce Model

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If you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always got. As you prepare to embark on your new model, it will be critical to have a plan to get stakeholders on board. In this session, Tara Knobel, Regional Operations Director APAC - Contingent Workforce Solutions, Alexander Mann Solutions, explored the change management and communications strategies that can drive success in contingent programs.

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Gaining Buy-In for Your

Contingent Workforce Model

Tara Knobel

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The Ostrich Effect

Procurement:

“I don’t know how we

can spend so much on

contractors?”

Finance:

The budget is fine so

who cares ?”

HR:

“Contractors and temps

are not my

responsibility”

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In

How do you convince key

stakeholders to get behind a

contingent workforce

programme?

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In Getting Started

Socialise the

concept with a

range of

stakeholders

Focus on

understanding the

business

requirements

HR

Procurement

Supplier

Management

Finance

Accounts

Payable

The

Business

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In What’s In It For Who?

HR Supplier

Management

Finance Accounts

Payable Business

IT Audit & Risk Facilities

Procurement

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In Building Your Business Case

Establishing your

Current Cost

Base

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In Building Your Business Case

Vendor Costs

Vendor

Margins

Self-

Sourcing

Social

Taxation

Calculations

Programme

Leakage

Worker Rates

Furlough

Wage Rate

Management

Finance

Payment

Terms

Invoice

Consolidation

Invoicing

Errors

Reduce

Internal

Overheads

Business

Procurement

Finance

Worker

Time To

Productivity

Risk

Co-Employment

Costs

Regulatory

Fines

Savings Opportunities

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In Building Your Business Case

Cost of Transformation Item

Project Management

Cost of Procurement

IT

HR

Finance & A/P

Facilities

Business

Process Re-engineering

PSL transition

PSL agreements refresh

VMS Selection

VMS implementation

Integrations to ERP

Launch

User Training

Transferable

Partly

No

No

No

No

No

No

Partly

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Partly

Yes

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In Business Case Calculator

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Gaining Stakeholder Buy-In You Are Out Of The Blocks !

Does the business case stack up?

Get permission to start

the project.

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Monitor

(Minimum Effort)

Change Management is

Critical to Success .

Aim to ensure that all stakeholders

understand the need for the

change, how it affects them and

have the tools and skills to use the

new solution.

Segmentation - Thorough Stakeholder Analysis

Positioning – Development of Key Messages for Each Stakeholder Group

Targeting – Identification of Communications Channels

Implementation – Communication Plan

Influ

en

ce

Interest

Keep Satisfied Manage Closely

Keep Informed

Low High

High

Business

Leaders HR Business

Partners

Hiring Manager

Employees Recruitment

Team

Suppliers

Example Stakeholder Prioritisation Grid

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1. Segmentation .

Define potential stakeholders

Stakeholder Analysis

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2. Positioning .

What are the project objectives?

What are the key messages for

each group?

What is changing?

When will the change occur?

What will be different?

What is the risk of not

changing?

What are the benefits for each

stakeholder group? (“WIIFM -

What’s In It for Me”)

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2. Positioning

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3. Targeting

Intranet /

Internet

Posters /

Deskdrops Email

Voicemail /

Video

Messages

Mailshots

Meetings /

Roadshows

Training /

UAT

Surveys Newsletters

What communication

channels can we use to

target the different

stakeholder groups?

What are the preferred

communication channels

for each group?

Are there any limitations

with the channels?

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4. Implementation

1. Finalise the communications strategy

2. Develop specific communications

3. Detailed communications planner

Tasks

Owner

Timeframes

Channel

4. Execution of the plan

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Top Tips for Managing Change

Top-down

leadership support

Focus on the

rational and emotional

case for change

Two-way

communications

Expect resistance

and manage

proactively

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For further details please contact:

www.alexandermannsolutions.com

Tara Knobel

+61 (0)438 479 469

[email protected]