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

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Analysis and modelling to identify policies to ensure future (generally medium- to longer-term) workforce requirements are delivered. through:

 

Identification of the current workforce profile - numbers, FTE, age, education, skills, post, location etc.

Consideration of alternative future business/organisational scenarios

Future workforce projections - for example using stocks & flows or participation models

Evaluation of alternative strategies - recruitment, retention, management, divestment - over time - to deliver the proposed future outcome

Computer-modelling including sensitivity analysis of the key variables within the projections to identify potential weaknesses or "pinch points" within the strategy

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:

 

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.

Forecasting future demand under a range of alternative conditions - modelling the key variables for the business

Task Analysis / Activity Analysis and modelling to identify policies to ensure future workforce requirements are delivered.

This may include the potential reprofiling of the workforce - and strategies to deliver it.

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.

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.

 

Contact Information

EMail:  info@workforce-logistics.com

Phone:   +44 (0)1709 - 326518

 

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