Workforce Planning is Expanding

July 13, 2018

The focus of workforce planning is expanding in multiple directions. Organizations are increasingly global in terms of labor, customers, extended supply chains and more, but the definition of labor is changing. Robots, or RPAs, are replacing or disrupting certain jobs, and will be changing other jobs. Global workforce planning should address not only questions such as “what is the work”, “when is the work” and “where should we do the work,” but “how should we do the work” and that’s not just a question of employee vs. contingent but employee vs. contingent vs. RPA? Now, more than ever, you need great workforce planning programs and tools to help answer these questions.

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Want to start workforce planning? Build the muscles first.

Many organizations know they need strategic workforce planning—but it’s not always clear where to begin. That’s why we created a practical, muscle-building guide to help you get started.

In this guide, you’ll learn how to:

  • Identify the workforce roles that shape planning decisions
  • Build a practical starting point for ongoing workforce planning
  • Map out potential talent strategies
  • Define an investment strategy for core roles in your organization

You don’t need a perfect model to start workforce planning. You need to start building the muscle—learning how to assess your organization, understand the capabilities required for performance, and identify where gaps may emerge.

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