Our Approach

Workforce Logistics' approach to workforce
planning reflects the strategic and operational objectives
of the client organisation.
Both short-term and longer-term strategies
for workforce planning and development should ensure that
business needs are delivered, and also that people's own
needs and preferences are met: a true win-win situation."
Please call me for a no obligation
discussion.
Dr Ken Beaumont
Director & Consultant
Tel: 01709 326518
e-mail

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Analysis and modelling to identify policies
to ensure future (generally medium- to longer-term)
workforce requirements are delivered. through:
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Identification of the current
workforce profile - numbers, FTE, age, education, skills, post, location
etc.
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Consideration of alternative future
business/organisational scenarios
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Future workforce
projections - for example using
stocks & flows
or
participation
models
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Evaluation of
alternative strategies
- recruitment, retention, management, divestment - over time - to deliver
the proposed future outcome
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Computer-modelling including
sensitivity analysis of the key variables within the projections to identify
potential weaknesses or "pinch points" within the strategy
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Implementation planning and
support to ensure intermediate and longer-term targets are met.

Possibly better described as
"workforce logistics" services - since the aim is often to facilitate the
desired results (and change) over a shorter-term, these services include
techniques such as:
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Demand Analysis - will identify the variability and uncertainty of
business demand in the recent past, and project it forward, and
determine the total demand for skills/staffing
required over a period.
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Forecasting
future demand under a range of alternative conditions - modelling the key
variables for the business
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Task Analysis / Activity Analysis and modelling to
identify policies to ensure future workforce
requirements are delivered.
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Shift pattern re-design
and optimisation will align deployment to demand. The ability to
modify deployment arrangements as business demand changes is a key element
in maintaining productivity levels.
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Flexible working scheme
design - with proposed individual arrangements fitting into a strategic
organisational perspective, yet providing acceptable work-life balance for
employees.
We believe that
consultancy interventions should be as short as possible and enable clients
for the future.
The output
of a workforce plan should be a series
of action strategies which will ensure the delivery of the key elements of
the plan.

For further details of our
services, or to arrange a face-to-face or telephone discussion,
please contact us.
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