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European Business Campaign on Skills for Jobs

Rethinking Careers: How to deal with longer working lives in HR processes

Lifelong Employability Assessment (LEA) results

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

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A network of 60+ Multinationals

across industry sectors

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Involving 40 National Partner Organisations

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6

EU’s Response:

EU 2020 Strategy

CSR Europe’s Response:

Entreprise 2020

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Fostering Innovation and Employment for

shared value creation through Enterprise 2020

An

enterprise

in

2020

will

effectively

combine

good

governance and accountability

together with

social Innovation

in

all aspects of its operation.

The first pillar is an opportunity to

improve economic, social, and

environmental performance. The

second

strives

to

deliver

innovative products and services

to

customers

and

workplace

innovation

to

employees

and

workforce in general.

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Vision & Mission

Vision

A European economy in which companies can flourish and

thrive in an environment in which

skills and talents are

used to their full potential on a life-long basis

.

Mission

Through Skills for Jobs, CSR Europe will mobilise its

network of companies and National Partner Organisations

to

shape and scale-up business approaches

towards

increased

job

opportunities

and

enhanced

lifelong

employability.

CSR Europe’s Campaign is part of its

Enterprise 2020

flagship initiative

, shaping the business contribution to

the European Union’s

Europe 2020 strategy for smart,

sustainable and inclusive growth

.

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5.000.000

Deploy Your

Talents

STEM

3.75million

through 20.000 business-teacher alliances

Entrepreneur-ship and Job

Creation

1 million

Quality

Internships &

Apprentice.

50.000

Rethinking

Careers

200.000

GOAL

By 2016

5 million - especially young – people

are better skilled through business engagement

Goal and KPIs

QIA

Asses. Tool

STEM- π

Asses. Tool

Entrp. Skills

Pass

LEA

Asses. Tool

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Make the impact visible!

The map showcases member best practices throughout

Europe for the business campaigns

0

5.000

10.000

20.000

15.000

KPI: 20.000 teachers

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

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Asssessing companies readiness for

Lifelong Employability Management

Individual asessments in confidential setting:

Individual interviews with HR Managers

Assessment of 4 HR processes, 21 criteria

Adapted feedback review

Tailored analysis and benchmark:

How effective are your Human Resources processes in dealing with longer working lives?

Where do you have gaps? How can you upgrage?

How do you perform against peers and best in class?

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Ideal framework for lifelong employability

HR Process

Ideal situation

1. Strategic workforce

planning

• Workforce planning is part of a company’s HR strategy

• Workforce is assessed on a yearly basis, with a medium to long-term

projection.

• Special attention to older employees to anticipate altnerative

solutions interally (aquisition of new skills, functional mobility) or externally (outplacement, entrepreneurship).

2. Knowledge and career

management

• 360° dilaogue with line manager

• Tailored approach to training (life-long + age-adapted learning) for

sound knowledge and skills development per life-stage

• Salary based on performance more than solely seniority

• Career development schemes based on life-stages

3. Workplace adaptation

• Cover all dimensions of ergonomics: physical, cognitive,

organisational, environmental.

• Adapting the workplace + working conditions to constraints of age

4. Mobility & Flexibility

• Flexible functional mobility, incl. via secondments

• Promote volunteering and entrepreneurship

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

5. What’s next?

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Companies are not even half way

through it

CSR Europe’s Lifelong Employability Assessment (LEA) shows a 46%

readyness of assessed companies to lifelong employability

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Weaknesses

88 100 91 100 57 100 100 67 55 26 57 31 10 23 51 31 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 % o f p o in ts r e a ch e d ( in e a ch q u e st io n ) Best in Class Average 50 60 100 40 40 10 31 34 12 3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 % o f p o in ts r e a ch e d ( in e a ch q u e st io n ) Best in Class Average

Knowledge & Career Management

Skills/competency transfer and

development

Mid-career plans

Career development schemes

Training

Salary compenstaiton

Internal mobility

Mobility/Flexibility

Volunteering during

employment

Network for employees

Functional mobility

Volunteering after

employment

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Strenghts

92 100 100 51 66 38 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1. Workforce composition 2. Pre-recruitment 3. Recruitment diversification % o f p o in ts r e a ch e d ( in e a ch q u e st io n ) Best in Class Average 100 100 60 90 100 71 49 40 62 59 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 % o f p o in ts r e a ch e d ( in e a ch q u e st io n ) Best in Class Average

Workforce Planning Processes

Pre-recruitment

Workforce composition

Recruitment diversification

Workplace adaptation

Health & Wellbeing

Benefits

Age-oriented work-life balance

Stress & Mental health

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

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On workforce planning

Articulates the analysis of its workforce on a yearly basis with the

purpose, among others, to

anticipate workforce changes

and

skills gaps per age group

.

In order to prepare the workforce of tomorrow on a life course,

GDF SUEZ engages in

partnerships with schools and universities

,

while also providing several internship and apprenticeship

opportunities to young people.

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On knowledge and career mtg

The

Danone

Way

forsees

360°

evaluations:

Collecting feedback on specific points from all those

working with the managers (incl. supervisors, peers

and employees). The findings are added to the

Personal Performance and Development Reviews

between each manager and his or her superior.

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On working conditions

Electrabel provides full health insurance,

regular medical checks for all employees and

yearly cancer checks for 50+ males.

A fitness center is made available, the

workplace is checked on a yearly basis (e.g.

chairs and ergonomics).

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On flexibility and mobility

Orange:

partners with

La Ruche

to

foster enterpreneurship by engaging

their employees on a skills based

mission.

GDF

SUEZ:

Enables

skills-based

volunteering opportunities towards

NGOs, shaping the right eco-system

in the countries in which it operates.

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Agenda

1. Introduction and context setting

2. The LEA tool: framework

3. Key outcomes from LEA assessments

4. Some examples

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Leveraging Lifelong Employability in

Europe

Project leaders & partners:

Phase I

[2012-2013]

Company guidelines on optimized age management approaches.

Best practices. EU policy dialogue &

advocacyunder the European Year of Active Ageing and Solidarity between Generations

Phase II

[2013-2014]

Lifelong Employability Assessment (LEA) tool: CSR Europe designs, tests and rolls-out an evaluation tool. Publicationon assessment

outcomes and company mechanisms for addressing lifelong employability.

Phase III

[2014-2015]

European Roadshow on Rethinking careers to:

1. Upscalethe outreach and impact of LEA

2. Analyse national particularities to lifelong employability 3. Peer learningon successful management processes and initiatives

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Thank you for your attention!

Sarah Dekkiche

Operations Manager, CSR Europe

[email protected]

+32 2 541 16 20

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