Developing and
implementing
workforce plans
HOOK: WHAT IS WORKFORCE PLANNING?
- This is a plan that is developed to ensure a workforce always has
the right skills and number of employees to meet the requirements
of the business.
WHAT WOULD BE IN THE WORKFORCE PLAN?
- Identify company’s overall objectives and strategy
- Discuss the implications of the strategy on future staffing needs
- Audit current workforce – looking at skills needed in the future
- Produce a workforce plan
- Current staff information
- Recruitment needs
- Training needs
- Appraisal information
DEPARTMENTS OF FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF A BUSINESS:
- Finance department
- Marketing department
- HR department
- Operational department
KEY PARTS OF A WORKFORCE PLAN:
- Recruitment and selection:
Determining the requirements of the business – finding out what
the business needs the most to meet its most important
objective
Attracting a suitable candidate – advertising the business for
hiring, offering a competitive salary
Selecting the right person – being specific on what the business
needs. Choosing an individual who has the appropriate skills
- Training and development: (What a new worker would like to know
on their first day at work and training and development)
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implementing
workforce plans
HOOK: WHAT IS WORKFORCE PLANNING?
- This is a plan that is developed to ensure a workforce always has
the right skills and number of employees to meet the requirements
of the business.
WHAT WOULD BE IN THE WORKFORCE PLAN?
- Identify company’s overall objectives and strategy
- Discuss the implications of the strategy on future staffing needs
- Audit current workforce – looking at skills needed in the future
- Produce a workforce plan
- Current staff information
- Recruitment needs
- Training needs
- Appraisal information
DEPARTMENTS OF FUNCTIONAL AREAS OF A BUSINESS:
- Finance department
- Marketing department
- HR department
- Operational department
KEY PARTS OF A WORKFORCE PLAN:
- Recruitment and selection:
Determining the requirements of the business – finding out what
the business needs the most to meet its most important
objective
Attracting a suitable candidate – advertising the business for
hiring, offering a competitive salary
Selecting the right person – being specific on what the business
needs. Choosing an individual who has the appropriate skills
- Training and development: (What a new worker would like to know
on their first day at work and training and development)
The SLT
Login details
Work rules
Who you’ll be working with