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The Practical Realities Of Motivating And Developing Your Local Workforce In Central & Eastern Europe: Tackling The Cultural And Social Challenges. Jan Vlasak March 16 , 200 5 AUTOEUROPE 2005, Stuttgart, Germany. Introductions. Name : Jan Vlasak
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The Practical Realities Of Motivating And Developing Your Local Workforce In Central & Eastern Europe: Tackling The Cultural And Social Challenges Jan Vlasak March16, 2005AUTOEUROPE 2005, Stuttgart, Germany
Introductions • Name: Jan Vlasak • Job Title: Managing Director and Site Manager • Arvin Exhaust s.r.o. = Joint Venture of ArvinMeritor Inc. (66%) and Karsit s.r.o. (34%) • www.arvinmeritor.com, www.karsit.cz,
DAY 2 – 16 th March 2005, 16:15 – 16:45 Introduction Young Organization Market Overview - Business Environment Key Success Factors Employees as a key factor Employment Strategy Advantage and disadvantage of the local skill base Case Studies SDP and HR Metrics – as a tool to motivate and retain high quality staff OEE – as a tool for direct labour Local Culture versus Global Company Standards Agenda
SKODA Fabia, Octavia, Superb 450 000 cars/year Mlada Boleslav HYUNDAI/KIA (2006) 200 000 cars/year 65 km Kolín 360 km TPCA (2005) 300 000 cars/year Žilina - Teplička nad Váhom 360 km 340 km Trnava PSA (2006) 300 000 cars/year VW Slovakia Polo, Ibiza, Tuareg, Cayen 280 000 cars/year OEM´s Chart Czecho – Slovakia
Overcapacity feeds battle for global share Truck/SUV segmentunder siege Big 3 continue to lose share Margins declining/Price pressure Increase in new model launches Pushing more responsibility and cost into the supply chain Market Overview Excess Capacity Capacity Demand Industry in Turbulence
Key Success Factors • Recognize the majority of our components are commodities today • Invest in technology and innovation – Jewels in the System • Reduce our dependency on traditional customers • Become system integrators with “real value added” • Achieve cost structures needed to compete with emerging countries – Clear understanding and focus on cost • Operational excellence through continuous improvement a must • Refine roles, streamline decision making, drive “Profitability Ownership” to all cost centers / plants.
Employment strategy • All our employees has got unique personality – so we have to take the advantage from this individuality • We are a human, we have got needs, wishes, good and bad behaviour, etc. – so, we have to: listen and hear, watch and see, speak and understand,….. • Take care of national habits and differences but establish the worlwide corporate culture and standards • Support employees positive working activities, training and education, team spirit • Diversity
ArvinMeritor CAPABILITIES AND COMPETENCES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Our people are educated in : • Integrated Management SystemTS 16949, • ISO 14001 - EMS, ISO 18001 - OHSAS • (FMEA, statistical methods, and so on) • Continuous Improvement • Lean Management • KAIZEN • 5 S • Internal Program of ArvinMeritor - WSP, • 20 keys of Excellence, AMPS,………..
Diversity versus Productivity and Performance • Diversity • Male, Female • Age • Religion, etc. • Productivity • Employee at the age of 50 physically can not do the same as he is 20 years old, the same is for learning new systems and technologies • Loyal, want to be helpful, work exactly in according of instruction, is experienced
Staff Motivation • Salary (in according of goals and objectives result) • Benefits • Self fulfillment • Competence and responsibility • Employer interest and behaviour • Training and education
Direct Labour Motivation • Payroll • Current situation - Fixed part (75%), Variable (25%) • Near future - Fixed part (50%), Variable (50%) • Employer interest and behaviour • Benefit • Training and education • Self fulfillment • Competence and responsibility
Evaluation, Measurement • Average salary per some period • Goals and objectives review • Overall Equipment Efficiency, Labour Efficiency • PPM • SDP • HR Metrics • Customer, Owner and Emloyees satisfaction • Etc.
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