Objectives
Consider a number of strategic models for the successful delivery of manpower planning
- Master and be able to use methods to explore predictive trends and data
- Be able to us data to construct potential outcomes and calculate monetary implications
- Re-energise interviewing techniques, appraisal processes and manpower planning systems
- Create a methodology to present business information effectively
- Be aware of both organisational and individual measurement tools and the links between the two
- Develop individual business techniques in order to manage the manpower planning process
- Examine a number of clearly worked examples from the world of international business for your reference and use back at work
- Plan and implement action plans for yourself and individuals/managers involved in the manpower planning process
Outlines
DAY 1 -
INTRODUCTION TO MANPOWER PLANNING STRATEGIES
- Introductions, programme, objectives and ways of working
- HR models and how to support potential future organisational requirements and structure
- The growing business importance of HR manpower planning (HRMP)
- The pace of change, shaping organisations, work requirements – the effects on today’s organisation
- Trends – expanding, reducing and right sizing; what’s appropriate – use of decision making tools and worked examples
- The four main areas of manpower planning – Strategic focus, Data/analysis, manpower planning and people development including case studies
- Daily review
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DAY 2 -
MANPOWER PLANNING, STRATEGIC FOCUS FROM FIRST PRINCIPALS
- The new HR strategic map explained
- How to create and deploy a strategic template – exercise and case study
- Measuring organisational health including maturity, a trigger for manpower planning activities – case study and exercise
- Converting vision and strategy into workable plans, the collection and analysis of business challenges to trigger appropriate action – including exercise
- Processes for delivering on time and creation of budgets
- Daily review
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DAY 3 -
MANPOWER PLANNING SPECIALIST APPROACH; FORECASTING AND TREND ANALYSIS
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Monitoring and updating strategic trends – case study and exercise
- Use of predictive software to support the supply of talented manpower
- How to measure relationships and understand results – exercises
- The strategy of using unit costs approach to create a winning solution
- Individual performance measurement, exactly how and why competencies are structured the way they are
- Managing expectations and individual’s needs by using objective data from current performance
- Measuring and forecasting individuals future performance using behavioral techniques
- Daily review
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DAY 4 -
MANPOWER SUPPLY - BUSINESS PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES
- Selecting the “right” principal for manpower supply
- Consider three approaches to satisfy short and longer term succession planning requirements
- The use of pre selection techniques for key posts – the role of psychometric testing, emotional intelligence and assessment centres, agreements and individual visual development maps
- Business reviews – why manpower planning should a regular topic for discussion, and where it has an impact – case – study
- Daily review
Day 5
EXECUTING THE MANPOWER PLANNING PROCESS, AND ENSURING CONNECTION WITH BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS TO MAXIMIZE RETURNS
- The use of management tools and techniques to achieve maximum effect
- Why performance appraisals used in isolation do not work when selecting individuals into development or talent pools
- Reacting to requirements and situations, talent pools, individual selection and head hunting
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- Working within the agreement by the individual and the business in order to achieve the business goals
- How the whole manpower planning process should ‘fit’ together
- Final review and presentation of certificates and CPE points
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Who Should Attend
- Manpower planning managers/consultants/supervisors
- HR. personnel who’s key accountability is manpower planning
- Succession/Emergency Planners
- Managers who are interested in succession planning and improving resource management
- Individuals who have recently experienced the challenges of manpower planning and/or creating the business strategy
- Facilitators who operate across the business planning functions