Budget 2003 -- Government of British Columbia.
   

Summary of Related Planning ProcessesContinued

Goal Objective Strategy Performance Measures
Proactive and Visionary Leadership
  • Develop a clear understanding of Commission goals and plans with staff
  • Build capacity within the Commission to ensure leaders have the skills to fulfill their responsibilities
  • Communicate Commission plans to all staff
  • Support leadership development and participation in the Renewal workshops and programs
  • All staff clearly understand the Commission's goals and plans
  • Directors participate in leadership workshops
Performance Focused Workforce
  • Establish clear goals, expectations and feedback for staff to support Commission and individual goals
  • Ensure that staff understand their role and how they contribute to the accomplishment of the service plan
  • Staff to develop personal performance plans and review with manager
  • Staff understand their goals and roles by March 31, 2003
  • Staff have performance plans prepared and a review completed by 2003/04
Flexible and Motivating Work Environment
  • Recognize and reward employees for contributions to the Commission's success
  • Plan for succession and find capable people to be considered for Commission work opportunities
  • Provide information on recognition awards programs and consider "made at home" opportunities
  • Recognize individuals and teams for achievement of service plan objectives
  • Be proactive in planning and finding qualified and inspired people to fill vacancies
  • All staff are aware of programs
  • Recognition of staff and teams at formal and informal recognition events
  • Time it takes to plan and find qualified people to fill positions
Learning and Innovative Organization
  • Ensure staff have the skills to do their jobs and are growing their skills for new and changing opportunities
  • Incorporate continuing education, learning and career plans into performance management plans
  • All performance plans include continuing education, learning and/or career plans
  • Staff development is supported through flexible schedules and by budget
Progressive Inter-Relationships in the Workplace
  • Inspire shared responsibility for flexible and motivated work environments through building of mutual trust and respect
  • Minimize the impact of Workforce Adjustment on staff
  • Consult with staff about issues that affect them
  • Ensure compliance with collective agreements during workforce adjustment
  • Ensure that human resource reductions are managed according to the principles of Workforce Adjustment
  • Staff feel they have an opportunity to consult
  • Collective agreements are followed

 

 
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