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CUPA HR “Embracing Change: Staying Ahead of the Curve” Keeping Employees Engaged in a Changing Workplace Noel Landuyt [email protected] 512-471-9831

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Page 1: Institute for Organizational Excellence University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work Working in this area for over 30 years Research Unit History

CUPA HR

“Embracing Change: Staying Ahead of the Curve”

Keeping Employees Engaged in a Changing Workplace

Noel [email protected]

512-471-9831

Page 2: Institute for Organizational Excellence University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work Working in this area for over 30 years Research Unit History

Institute for Organizational Excellence

University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work Working in this area for over 30 years Research Unit History Research Work in 35 States Multiple Benchmark Groupings Last Year:

Employee Engagement (1/4 Million employees) Customer Surveys (1/2 Million customers of services) Leadership Excellence (360, Collaboration, Supervision)

Measurement is a Science “Soft Measures” to Hard Numbers

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What is Engagement?

Fully Engaged

Passively Engaged

Disengaged

Actively Disengaged

30%

50%

20%

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3 Key Engagement Strategies

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Survey of Employee Engagement

Engagement Research as it relates to: Organizational Learning Turnover Utilization of Leave Time

Measurement is a Science “Soft Measures” to Hard Numbers (Perceptions??) What you don’t know might hurt you. Engagement Increased Importance in Public Sector

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Instrument Features

10 Demographic and 71 Standard Items Coded for Multiple Organizational Breakdowns Up to 20 Additional Items (specific your organization) Custom Links and Pull-ins Available Formats:

Online (English and Spanish) Hardcopy (English and Spanish) Online for Visually Impaired Reader

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Instrument Reporting

Overall Executive Summary and Data Report Each Coded Area Exec Summary & Data Report (pdf) Overall Summary Data in Excel All Coded Areas Summary Data in Excel Benchmarks:

Over time Similar Size All Respondents Higher Education

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Reporting Illustrations

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Reporting Illustrations

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Illustration: UTSA • Profile• Survey Promotion• Website• Roll back• Executive Leadership• Mid Management• Town Hall• Website: http://www.utsa.edu/hr/soe/2008/

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Enhanced Performance Through Organizational Learning

Moynihan and Landuyt (2009), How Do Public Organizations Learn? Bridging Cultural and Structural Perspectives. Public Administration Review . V69, N6.

Research

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Turnover Intention in State Government

Moynihan and Landuyt (2008), Explaining Turnover Intention in State Government: Examining Roles of Gender, Life Cycle, and Loyalty. Review of Public Personnel Administration. 28(2).

Factors decreasing probability of likelihood of intent to leave.

Loyalty: 1 unit increase on scale = 1.2% decrease. Empowerment: 1 unit increase on scale = 4% decrease. Job Satisfaction: 1 unit increase on scale = 5% decrease.

Research

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Research

Various other research topics:

Employee Retention/Turnover Knowledge Integration and Information Transfer Burnout Team Work Quality Organizational Induced Learned Helplessness Employee Voice Social and Organizational Capital

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Case StudyProfile

Texas Organization

Approximately 1000 FTE

Highly Educated Workforce

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Case Study• Utilization of Sick Leave• Turnover• Survey of Employee Engagement

1 2 3 4 5

Strongly Disagree Neutral Agree StronglyDisagree Agree

Divided into 2 Groups

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Findings: Pride In Work

No Real Difference (5 hours)

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 63Satisfied 58

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Findings: Benefits

No Real Difference (5 hours)

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 64Satisfied 59

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Findings: Supervision

Difference of 22 hours

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 80Satisfied 58

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Findings: Organizational Mission

Difference of 24 hours

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 81Satisfied 57

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Findings: Pay

Difference of 24 hours

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 74Satisfied 50

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Findings: Job Satisfaction

Difference of 28 hours

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 84Satisfied 56

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Findings: Valued Employee

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 88Satisfied 54

Difference of 34 hours (approaching a work week)

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Findings: Ethical Behavior

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 93Satisfied 59

Difference of 34 hours (approaching a work week)

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Findings: Harassment

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Dissatisfied 110Satisfied 59

Difference of 51 hours

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Findings: Turnover

Group Average # of Hours of Sick Leave Utilization

Left 107Stayed 57

Difference of 50 hours

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Utilization of Leave Time and Turnover

Landuyt (2009) – Employee Attitudes, Leave Utilization and Turnover - Internal Working Paper

Research

Dissatisfied Satisfied DifferencePride in Work 58 Hours 63 Hours 5 Hours

Benefits 59 64 5Supervision 58 80 22

Mission 57 81 24Pay 50 74 24

Job Satisfaction 56 84 28Valued 54 88 34

Ethical Behavior 59 93 34Harassment 59 110 51

Stayed Left Turnover 57 107 50

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3 Key Engagement Strategies

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Noel [email protected]