Title: Funding the three step model
1Funding the three step model
- Richard Judge Director Finance Projects Serco
Civil Government - Sean Williams Development Director Serco W2W
- CESI Welfare to Work Conference 2009
2The challenge
- How to create a funding model that supports both
Jobseekers furthest from and closest to
employment? - When funding is fixed
- Thats attractive to DWP
- Thats flexible and avoids SPOFs
- That creates the right incentives for Serco and
all subcontractors
3Everyone is unique but everyone needs help to get
over their own personal barriers
- Front line staff time
- Training and skills provision
- Childcare
- Travel
- Other discretionary spend
- Facilities and support costs
4Harder to help claimants cost more money
5Fixed fees create a performance ceiling
6Sercos 3 step model for delivering Flexible New
Deal The Customer Journey
7Serco 3 step model
8The Serco 3 step model
9How does FND funding compare to other programmes?
- Consider funding in employment zones and private
sector led new deal - Funding achievable for an average sustained
(26week) outcome - Assume 85 sustainability of jobs and 13 week
outcomes - FND has much less funding than current programmes
but does have a slightly different customer base
10Regional variation? DWP budget per start
11Regional variation? Serco bid regions
12How much money per step?
Caseload per front-line staff member
Current performance
Outcomes per front-line staff member
Flow rates
Discretionary spend
Mandatory work related activity
Support and management costs
13How to balance risk and reward?
Performance based remuneration
Up front funding for investment
6 year delivery requirement
Minimum standards
14Our 80/20 fee structure - Manchester
15The impact of the recession bid clarification
18 months
60/40
Performance offer
16Our 60/40 fee structure - Manchester
17How funding compares Step 1 for 1000 starts
18Getting to a final contract
19Questions?