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Office of the Chief Financial Officer Code 150. Diversity Council Presentation. July 2002. Strategy 1: Develop employees to the maximum potential. Goal 1: Opportunities for growth exist equitable for all employees Goal 2: Supportive environment exists for employee development.
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Office of the Chief Financial OfficerCode 150 Diversity Council Presentation July 2002
Strategy 1: Develop employees to the maximum potential Goal 1: Opportunities for growth exist equitable for all employees Goal 2: Supportive environment exists for employee development Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council Status
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council Status • Participation and recognition of workforce • On board count as of 9/30/01 = 92 • Awards – not reported on this cycle • Promotions – not reported on this cycle • Developmental Assignments • CEG – 1 employee • Leadership Alchemy – 4 employees • Work Teams • IFM Core Finance (HQ and GSFC), IFM Travel Manager (HQ and GSFC) and Code 150 Diversity Council
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council StatusStrategy 1 Develop employees to the maximum potential • Leadership alchemy program available to all employees • Extremely successful program for employees involved • Become a center program for 03 • Conferences such as AGA (7 participants in 02), NABA (2 participants in 02) • CEG program • Many employees participating in program to further their education (work study, undergraduate and graduate programs) • IFM details and participation has proven to be a significant developmental opportunities for employees
Strategy 2: Create an inclusive environment/culture Goal 1: Environment is well balanced and stress reduced Goal 2: Communication with and among employees is timely and open Goal 3: Employees and supervisors are educated on diversity and its value to the GSFC mission Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council Status
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council StatusStrategy 2 • Create an inclusive environment/culture • Our organization has never been under the stress that we have today • Financial Statement Audit • IFM core finance and travel manager implementation supporting 2 centers • Taking various steps to reduce stress among employees however it’s still a huge concern for the organization • Picnics, lunches, social activities such as games and special events • Brown bag lunches for IFM
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council StatusStrategy 2 (cont) • Steps to reduce stress, communicate and promote diversity in Code 150 • Creative Learning Group for supervisors • New employee orientation package • PIP parties • Large amount of participation in GSFC diversity day • Leadership alchemy • Excellent participation in Diversity Dialogue project • Staff meetings and email • Participated in Telecommuting and Flexible Work Schedule Committee • SUMMARY: Using any excuse to celebrate, socialize and communicate within Code 150 to minimize stress, improve communication and emphasize diversity
Strategy 3: Work towards being an employer of choice Goal 1: High awareness of and respect for diversity Goal 2: Diversity initiatives linked to Center’s strategy and outcomes Goal 3: Management is accountable for developing and maintaining a diverse workforce Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council Status
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council StatusStrategy 3 • Emphasis is on hiring and maintaining a diverse workforce • Interns from University of Puerto Rico and Howard University (limited by physical space to house interns) • 10 new hires in finance/clerical field within the African American, Asian P/I and non-minority categories • Extremely difficult to recruit and hire males • Targeted University of Gallaudet and Rochester Institute of Technology as recruiting universities • Interviewed 1 candidate from Rochester Institute of Technology early in FY02
Office of the Chief Financial OfficerDiversity Council StatusStrategy 3 (cont) • Hiring Emphasis • Targeted the University of Puerto Rico as a recruiting opportunity • Actively recruited students • Visited the University in February • Posted an accounting vacancy in February • Result: • No University of Puerto Rico students made the Cert. • Corrective Action: • Will continue to work with the University of Puerto Rico and mentor students to ensure their applications are competitive • Continue to utilize the intern program and expand use for next FY • Begin to utilize coop program (1 planned for 03 at this time and would like to expand use of program)