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All on board, the journey to retaining new joiners starts here. Paul Rains

All on board, the journey to retaining new joiners starts here. Paul Rains. Thursday, 12 June 2014. Deciding to Stay. 90% of all employees make their mind up about a company in the first six months. The Journey. ___________________. First Appraisal / Review. Verbal Offer Stage.

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All on board, the journey to retaining new joiners starts here. Paul Rains

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  1. All on board, the journey to retaining new joiners starts here.Paul Rains Thursday, 12 June 2014

  2. Deciding to Stay 90% of all employees make their mind up about a company in the first six months

  3. The Journey ___________________ First Appraisal / Review Verbal Offer Stage Employee’s First Day Industry Standard Best in Class

  4. The Voice of the Customer What’s Important to the New Hire? • Minimum paperwork to complete. • The tools of the trade on day one. • The relevant security access arranged. • Appropriate Induction / Training arranged. • A channel for communication. • To be paid accurately and on-time. • To feel valued and welcome. • Someone to raise any concerns too.

  5. Key Company Drivers for Onboarding

  6. Challenges that need to be Addressed • Defining the onboarding process. • Who owns the onboarding process - HR or Recruitment managers. • The perception that onboarding is simply viewed as a check list rather than an integrated experience. • Onboarding is not considered a priority. • Lack of robust onboarding process for complete integration and rapid start up to full productivity. • Inadequate planning of the future workforce needs.

  7. Onboarding Roadmap

  8. The 3 Key Components of Onboarding

  9. Onboarding Competitive Framework

  10. Tasks in a successful process

  11. Typical Onboarding Tasks • Issue an offer of Employment (Contract of Employment / Statement of Particulars) • Borders & Immigration Checks • Medical Questionnaire / Check • Employment References • Criminal Records Bureau / Background Checks • Qualification checks • Arranging Induction / Training • Arranging Security Access • Arranging IT access and email account • Collection of appropriate Tax forms and Bank Details

  12. Lean Tips and Techniques • Always capture data at source. • Avoid duplication of data entry. • Avoids excessive transportation of data between departments / systems. • Validate data comprehensively upon entry to avoid re-work / checking further down the line. • Do not produce information for the new hire that is not required at that point in time. • Build your workflow process for onboarding with target timescales at each stage to ensure work in progress flows as efficiently and effectively as possible.

  13. POTENTIAL TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT

  14. Making the Best use of Technology • Use web based HR systems with an on-line recruitment module to ensure data captured at the recruitment stage is used and not duplicated. • Use web based HR systems that allow forms that require completion during the onboarding process to be published and completed on-line. • Use a “web 2.0” HR system that enables Dot.Net workflow to automate all the tasks that require completion in the appropriate sequence. • Create a system profile that enables applicants offered roles to view specific employee self service web pages to help with socialisation.

  15. Web based Systems FOR FORMS MANAGEMENT / SOCIALISATION • On-line medical questionnaire. • Hyperlink to on-line background check / CRB check. • Capture pre-employment details and reference details. • Capture confirmation of start date. • On-line capture of bank details prior to start date. • On-line onboarding questionnaire. • On-line appraisal form. • Access to special area’s in self service for new recruited employees / access to training courses.

  16. Automated Workflow–Triggered Events FOR TASKS MANAGEMENT • Automatic generation of the contract offer letter once the verbal offer is accepted. • Issue reminders to the employees personal email account for non return / non completion of forms. • Automatic booking of the Induction meeting place once the start date has been confirmed. • Automate the request of security passes / IT logins once start date has been confirmed. • Automate the issue of an invitation to meet an HR representative after 1 months employment. • Automate the booking of a 6 months review / appraisal with the line manager.

  17. Retention Strategies

  18. Actions to become Best in Class • Define the onboarding process and create an onboarding map. • Integrate onboarding with the overall hiring management process. • Extend onboarding to the first 6 months, the amount of time that an employee makes his or her decision to stay at a company. • Replace paper and spreadsheet based process and use an automated system that includes forms management, tasks management and socialisation in the company culture. • Measure short term retention rates and time to productivity

  19. Best in Class Onboarding Tasks • Exposure to the companies culture before the start date by giving access to specific self service forms. • Complete Onboarding on-line questionnaire after joining. • Interview with HR representative within first month • 3 - 6 monthly review with Line manager

  20. Business Intelligence To able to report on your new defined measures / metrics you will need. • A multi dimensional data cube / mart within your HR / Payroll software or a data warehouse. • The ability to publish point in time metrics to web pages that line managers can view through self service.

  21. KEY PERFORMANCE METRICS

  22. Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Growing together is success Fluous HR Solutions

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