Budget 2003 -- Government of British Columbia.
   

Summary of Related Planning ProcessesContinued

Human Resource Management Plan

The Human Resource Management Plan (HRMP) is developed with a 3+ year implementation horizon. Therefore, when reviewing the plan please note the following implementation schedule:

Phase I implementation has commenced due to earlier initiatives or will commence by Fiscal year 2002/03 (March 31, 2003)

Phase II implementation will commence by end of fiscal year 2003/04 (March 31, 2004)

Phase III implementation will commence by end of fiscal year 2004/05 (March 31, 2005) and beyond

The HRMP will be reviewed and updated regularly and will tie into the government and ministry vision, service and business planning initiatives.

The HRMP embraces the Six Strategic Goals for the Public Service necessary to achieve the Public Service vision stated as “To achieve excellence in public service.”

  1. Proactive and Visionary Leadership
  2. Performance Focused Workforce
  3. Flexible and Motivating Work Environment
  4. Learning and Innovative Organization
  5. Effective People Strategy
  6. Progressive Employee-Employer Relations
Goal Objectives and Strategies Lead Phase Performance Measure/Target
Proactive and Visionary Leadership • Allocate funds and resources to participate in leadership development initiatives (govt wide) Executive Phase I 8 staff identified to attend Phase II December 9/10
• Executive Retreat in Fall 2002 to update service plan, encourage team building. DM Phase I  
• Develop a program where ministry leaders are identified and plans for development are written/followed Executive
Sr. Mgrs
HRB
Phase II  
• Ensure all managers are provided with orientation to and promote the government vision Executive
Sr. Mgrs
Phase I Material distributed by DM Office
• Review and prioritize Ministry Draft HR Plan objectives and strategies by: Executive
Sponsors
Phase I Ongoing

• Executive/Ministry Renewal sponsors participating in staff sessions to promote renewal initiatives and Six Goals and prioritize strategies; set performance measures/targets

• Finalize HR Plan and implementation plans in place

To be identified following consultation with staff Phase II Workforce Adjustment initiatives and New Era project resulted in delays in field consultations on HR Planning projects
Performance Focused Workforce Performance
Management
• Identify key positions and Recruitment and Retention Strategies HRB with Branch/Commission leads Phase I Workers’ compensation system positions identified & competency docs in place; ESB review of existing competency based hiring practices completed
• Participate in corporate core competency initiatives   Phase I MS Division staff; incorporated government wide competency dictionary in recruitment of VC positions
• Develop ministry specific core competencies on a priority basis   Phase I and ongoing Workers’ compensation system VC positions completed
  • Performance Planning and Management for Executive, Sr. Mgrs, Staff – tie in to service plans, feedback tools etc.   Phase I Performance plan and review process in progress with direct reports to DM
Flexible and Motivating Work Environment • Develop enhanced recognition tools and programs DM Office Phase I and ongoing # of recognition (formal and informal) ceremonies increased
• Review telework, job share, secondment & flexible work hour practices Branch Directors/ Executive with HRB Phase II workforce adjustment initiatives to be completed
• Redesign work teams (forums) to include all levels of staff involved in a function to encourage and support innovation and creativity      
• Identify performance incentives   Phase II  
• Review policies and devolve authorities wherever possible DMO with MSDivision Phase II PSA and FAA Act delegation authorities identified and matrix prepared
• Implement management broad banding PSERC Withdrawn  

• Develop and promote on organization productivity/wellness program that values employees and encourages work/home balance

DMO & HRB

Phase II

Post workforce adjustment initiatives being developed

Ministry participated in Flu Shot 2002 program

Attendance management programs in place to encourage employee awareness and support managers to create a work environment that recognizes employee attendance

Learning and Innovative Organization • Promote awareness of ministry vision and budget allocations/process; ministry service plans and expectations and develop/communicate and tie into Branch plans Executive Sponsor;
Sr. Managers
Phase I DMO distributed information and ministry website updates
• Prepare training needs assessment and training and development plans for staff Branch Directors/ HRB Phase I and ongoing PSLF access and utilization by SDL increased in 02/03
• Work with other ministries/central agency to develop (or contribute to the development of) interactive computer systems to enable employees to self identify career paths, training needs and related learning opportunities PSERC

Phase II  
• Create a culture and work environment where employees take responsibility for managing their careers, training and growth opportunities Branch Directors, ADMs. HRB Phase II Workforce stability initiatives/change management training in progress
• Develop partnerships with public sector, including other levels of government to encourage secondments/learning opportunities Executive Public sector Phase I # of secondments in progress increased (participants include those from FIComm, WCB, ICBC, BC Ferries and Attorney General)
• Develop partnership with industry and private sector employers to facilitate learning opportunities/job exchanges for staff   Private sector, Phase II  
Effective People Strategy • Promote the corporate hr plan Executive Sponsor/ Renewal Sponsors Phase I DMO distributed information and links on ministry internet
• Develop and publish ministry hr plan

Executive Sponsor/ Renewal Sponsors Phase I As above
• Integrate ministry/branch HR plans   Phase II Once workforce adjustment completed and stability created in existing workforce, branch HR plans will be formalized.
• Develop a communication plan and implementation Renewal Sponsors/teams to promote the hr plan Executive Sponsor Phase I  
• Identify and communicate services that will no longer be provided by the ministry and ensure staff understand their new role and expectations of sr mgmt on the implementation of the ministry service plan Executive and Branch Directors Phase I and ongoing Legislative changes during calendar year 2002 resulted in considerable change; communication plans in place for internal and external communication
• Survey staff and identify potential organizational productivity and hr issues MSD ADM Phase I Completed
• Develop and implement a performance measurement framework Executive Phase I and ongoing Key ministry staff attended performance measurement courses
Progressive Employee/ Employer Relations • Provide training to all included and excluded supervisors on collective agreement and terms and conditions for excluded employees to ensure consistent applications Executive

& HRB

Phase I and ongoing # of employees (spvsrs & mgrs) attended ELS courses throughout the province
• Promote appropriate dispute resolution methods Executive & HRB Phase I and ongoing Employee satisfaction/
productivity

 

Adjunct Initiative

Workforce Adjustment • Manage workforce adjustment activities Executive, HRB, Managers Phase I 113 FTE reduction to be completed by March 31/03

 

Supporting Initiatives

HR Organization • Review and design HR Organization and processes Executive, Managers, HRB Phase I Ongoing initiatives due to downsizing and legislative changes

 

 

 
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