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Strategic Objective
Enhance Planning and Alignment of Human Resources to Address Current and Future Public Service Needs
Strategic Objective
Overview
To support ongoing workforce planning and data-driven decisions on workforce management, we must develop the internal capability to analyze trends and identify workforce-related actions and programs that correlate with and improve agency performance. We will use available MI to conduct comprehensive workforce analyses and forecast future workforce composition. We will assess current and future skill gaps. We will use this information to explore ways to re-shape our workforce to meet the service delivery needs of the American public now and into the future.
Strategies:
- Use workforce restructuring and reshaping programs (e.g., Voluntary Early Retirement Authority) to adjust and align the workforce with agency needs;
- Use human resources MI and data analytics to conduct effective workforce planning and forecasting that assists leaders in making data-driven decisions;
- Conduct data-driven performance reviews to assess, monitor, and track alignment of human capital programs with service delivery needs; and
- Utilize effective management principles to optimize organizational structures and workforce composition as we automate processes and expand self-service.
Progress Update
Progress Update We took the following steps in FY 2015 to enhance planning and alignment of human resources to address current and future public service needs (see Key Initiatives and Performance Measures for more details):
- Drafted Retirement Wave report analysis to address workforce challenges;
- Restructured agency workforce;
- Held first integrated performance improvement officer/HRStat session;
- Approved analytics projects for the analytics hub pilot; and
- Released two video-on-demand training sessions on:
- Performance management; and
- The importance of communication for managers.
Next Steps
- Continue transition to competency-based human capital management;
- Produce an annual workforce analysis performance report using HRStat;
- Integrate at least one process or program into HRStat Review process;
- Pilot at least one project for the analytics hub;
- Continue to hold quarterly HRStat data driven reviews;
- Conduct a comprehensive study of new hire population;
- Release third video installment on performance management for managers; and
- Use Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey for HR performance data analyses.