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Title: Employer Engagement a strategic human resource management perspective


1
Employer Engagementa strategic human resource
management perspective
  • Richard Pettinger

2
Purpose, aims and objectives
  • Presentation of a body of experience
  • Addressing some perceptions and pre-conceptions
  • Many of which are very influential and affect the
    creation and implementation of HR strategy
  • Proposing a possible way forward that places SHRM
    at the core of effective engagement

3
A note on methodology
  • A synthesis
  • Not fully evidenced
  • The plural of anecdotes is not evidence
  • However
  • Enough of substance and resonance to
  • provide a basis for discussion
  • suggest possible ways forward

4
The foundations of an SHRM approach to employer
engagement
  • Define the nature of SHRM as the starting point
    for evaluation of kind of approaches needed to
    and with particular organisations
  • Define the stakeholders
  • Specific roles and functions for NGOs, schools,
    colleges and universities
  • Define the cohort(s) to be targeted
  • Cohort differentiation
  • Specific interests for different education levels
  • Define the investment and returns demanded

5
The components of engagement
  • Organisational attitudes and priorities
  • Actual, not stated
  • Employability of cohorts targeted
  • The nature of investment in employee and
    organisation development
  • The attitudes and approaches of other
    stakeholders
  • schools, colleges, universities, NGOs

6
Strategic HRM and employer engagement
  • SHRM at the hub
  • Fully institutionalised and integrated
  • Strong focus/priority on employee and
    organisation development
  • Identity and empathy with the cohorts of young
    people
  • A focus and hub for managing and developing
    engagement

7
A note on the cohort(s)
  • Young people
  • Of all ages bottom of range may be getting
    younger and top of range is getting older
  • Many different qualification ranges and types
  • From PhD to nothing
  • Many different experiences along the way for all
    parts of the cohort
  • Which part or parts of the cohort are in
    question?

8
Levels of engagement
  • Skunk working
  • Present, though not actively engaged
  • Some lip service
  • Some engagement
  • In some activities
  • For some types and kinds of staff and expertise
  • Fully and actively engaged and participative

9
Levels of SHR influence
  • Fully integrated with organisation strategy and
    priorities and business drives
  • Partly integrated
  • Problem solving
  • Parallel
  • Policies in place but ignored
  • Not influential

10
Foundations of effective engagement (1)
  • Identify the SHR approach at the organisations in
    question
  • Relate approaches and proposals from other
    stakeholders to the SHR approach
  • Know the desired outcomes
  • Know and understand what is likely and possible
    from the SHR organisational approach

11
Foundations of effective engagement (2)
  • Identify the level of engagement that the
    organisation presently has
  • Identify and structure the response accordingly
  • Identify levers for change for those that are
    either skunk working, passively or partly engaged
    only

12
Foundations of effective engagement (3)
  • The need for engagement to be adopted and
    internalised by the organisations in question
  • Without this, all takes place around them
  • Stakeholders are continually frustrated
  • The need for empathy on the part of other
    stakeholders in relation to the organisations in
    question

13
Foundations for ways forward some conclusions
  • The critical position of SHRM in employer
    engagement
  • The attitudes of employers to engagement
  • The critical nature of relationships
  • The management of these relationships
  • The nature of the involvement of all parties
  • A collective shift of attitude on the part of all
    stakeholders

14
Critical factors
  • Availability of potential employees
  • Approach of NGOs
  • Intended outcomes on the part of all involved

15
Carrots and sticks
  • What works and does not work
  • Targets
  • Grant and levy systems
  • Everyone must want to be involved and see the
    value of being involved
  • Value of carrots and sticks is therefore limited
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