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HR Planning and Diversity
Step 1: Determine Business Goals
Step 2: Scan The Environment
Step 3: Conduct Gap Analysis
Step 4: Set HR Priorities to Help Achieve Business Goals
Step 5: Measure, Monitor and Report on Progress
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Integrated Planning: Working through the Five-step Approach

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Step 5: Measure, Monitor And Report On Progress

Considerations

Measuring, monitoring and reporting HR performance outcomes are key to assessing progress in target areas, organizational learning and improvement and determining future priorities.

  • Does the organization have clear and measurable HR-related goals?
  • Are the HR Performance measures aligned with indicators in the TBS MAF and the PCMAF?
  • Are systems in place to track performance indicators and analyze cost benefit?
  • Do results from your performance indicators inform your priority setting for the next fiscal year?
  • Does your DPR include a section on the degree of success of your integrated planning and management-related efforts?
  • Have you analyzed data elements that are included under formal reporting requirements (e.g. EE, OL, MAF)?

 

Documents to Consult

Here is a list of documents you may find in your Department or Agency that can be useful for this step:

  • Performance agreements
  • MAF & PCMAF assessments
  • Staffing plans

 

Roles and Responsibilities 

  • Deputy Minister and/or Assistant Deputy Minister/ Business Line and Branch Directors:
    • Establish accountability for implementing integrated HR and business planning
    • Ensure that the organization's plans clearly reflect current and future HR needs
    • Ensure performance agreements for managers at all levels include the responsibility for integrated HR and business planning
    • Ensure that monitoring, evaluation and accountability mechanisms are in place for comprehensive integrated reporting
  • Corporate planners:
    • Contribute in an ongoing manner to increase awareness of the benefits of integrated planning
  • Senior HR professionals/Advisors:
    • Keep up-to-date and advising clients on promising practices in integrated HR planning
    • Support existing networks/structures (e.g. multidisciplinary teams, professional networks) in their efforts to integrate HR and business planning
  • Branch Divisions and Business Line Managers:
    • Assess the effectiveness of their integrated planning efforts
    • Communicate the plan to stakeholders to promote a transparent and collaborative approach
  • Communications specialists:
    • Ensure that the importance of integrated HR and Business Planning is incorporated into all appropriate departmental communications

STEP 5 - TEMPLATE: Measure, Monitor and Report on Progress

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STEP 5: MEASURE, MONITOR AND REPORT ON PROGRESS

HR Priority  Business Goals Strategy Performance Indicators & Expected Results Results Met   Remarks/Comments
Yes No
             
             
             


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Worksheet for Performance Report and Performance Management Agreement

Program Sub-activity Business Objectives/ Commitments Target Performance Measurement Indicators  Results Met  Quarterly Progress Status Indicator
Green = On Track;
Yellow = In Jeopardy;
Red = Behind or Failed
Reporting Requirement Met 
Performance Management Accountability MAF PCMAF
Yes No Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Yes No Yes No Yes No
                             
                             
                             

 
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