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Improving Employee Engagement to

Drive Improved Performance

LA County Management Council

June 6, 2019

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What We’ll Cover

1. What is employee engagement –

why does it matter?

2. Results from national survey

3. Measuring and improving

engagement

4. Creating an engagement culture

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CPS HR Consulting

Self-supporting JPA

Full range of integrated HR solutions –

government and nonprofits

100+ employees, 200+ project consultants

1,200 public and nonprofit sector clients

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Key Take-Aways

Employee engagement

drives performance

Engaged employees find personal meaning

in work

Engagement should be measured –

Results acted on

Long-term Improvement =

culture of engagement

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Context – Our Aging Workforce

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

45%

50%

Under 30 30-39 40-49 50+

Federal

State

Local

Private

Source: BLS

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Organization Today

Director

Mgmt. Services

January 21, 1982

Deputy Director

May 10, 1981

Director

Property Services

June 26, 1999

Director

Engineering

February 16, 1980

Director

Equipment Services

April 17, 1980

Director

Water Treatment

August 15, 1976

Director

Field Services

March 20, 1980

Director

Transportation & Parking

March 2, 1980

Director

Solid Waste & Recycling

December 12, 2001

Director

Administration

August 10, 1980

Chief Engineer

January 16, 2005

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In 3 Years

RETIREDDirector Mgmt. Services

RETIREDDeputy Director

Director

Property ServicesRETIRED

Director

Engineering

RETIREDDirector

Equipment Services

RETIREDDirector

Water Treatment

RETIREDDirector

Field Services

RETIREDDirector

Transportation & Parking

Director

Solid Waste & RecyclingRETIRED

Director

Administration

Chief Engineer

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What is Employee Engagement?

Heightened

Connection

Personal

MeaningPride

Beyond Job

Satisfaction

Discretionary

Effort

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Engaged Employees

Have strong relationships in

organization

Go extra mile for customers

Volunteer ideas

Work hard – and smart

Will stay – even for less money

Recommend organization as

good place to work

Show up for work

Get things done

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Why Does Engagement Matter?

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Engagement Drives Results

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Key Performance Indicators Top- and Bottom-Quartile Work Groups

Engagement Drives Results

Source: Gallup

-70% -60% -50% -40% -30% -20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30%

Absenteeism

Turnover (high-turnover orgs)

Turnover (low-turnover orgs)

Lost or stolen inventory

Safety incidents

Customer scores

Productivity

Profitability

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65

8.91

0.47 0.73

37

11.73

1.4 2.150

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Goal Achievement Sick Leave Days EEO Complaints OSHA Lost Time Rate

Most Engaged Agencies Least Engaged Agencies

Federal agencies with engaged employees have better outcomes

Federal Government

Source: MSPB

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86

59

72

61

37

50

32

21

28

I can impact customer

service

I can impact cost

I can impact quality

Disengaged Moderately Engaged Highly Engaged

% Who Agree

State and Local Government

Source: Towers Watson

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My Organization is Successful at Achieving its Mission (% Agree)

Engagement Drives Mission Success

Source: Institute for Public Sector Employee Engagement

24%29%

36% 36%

24%

76%71%

64% 64%

76%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Private Sector Government

Overall

Federal

Government

State

Government

Local

Government

Not Engaged or Somewhat Engaged Fully Engaged

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It’s About Leadership

23%

51%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Engaged Not engaged Actively

disengaged

6%

Percentage of employees answering “yes” to the question:

“If you could fire your current boss, would you do so or not?”

Source: Gallup

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… said they’d willingly forgo a substantial pay raise in exchange for seeing their direct supervisor fired

35% of U.S. workers polled…

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… said they’d willingly forgo a substantial pay raise in exchange for seeing their direct supervisor fired

35% of U.S. workers polled…

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Engagement Value Chain

Improved engagement

Better performance

Higher citizen

satisfaction

More trust in

government

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How Engaged is the U.S. Workforce?

40 35 32 34 37

4241

3942 42

1724 29 24 22

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

Private Sector Govt Overall Federal Govt State Govt Local Govt

Fully Engaged Somewhat Engaged Not Engaged

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Workplace Factors – Top Engagement Drivers

• Leadership and Managing Change

• Training and Development

• My Work

Private Sector and Government

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Engagement Drivers – Level of Government

• Leadership and Managing Change

• My Work

• Training and DevelopmentFederal

• Leadership and Managing Change

• Training and Development

• My WorkState

• Leadership and Managing Change

• My Supervisor

• Training and DevelopmentLocal

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Culture Factors – Top Engagement Drivers

•Appreciation/Recognition

• Innovation

•Fairness/Inclusion

Private Sector and

Government

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What’s It Mean?

Public sector less engaged than private sector

24% of government employees not engaged

Key focus areas

• Leadership and managing change

• Training and development

• My supervisor

• Appreciation/recognition

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How Do We

Know If

Our

Employees

are Engaged?

Ask Them!

Why survey?

Efficient and

inclusive

Consistent data

Confidential

Benchmarks

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Employee Engagement Roadmap

Plan and

Set Goals

Survey

Employees

Analyze

and Share

Results

Take ActionEvaluate Actions

and Sustain Engagement

What Public-Sector Organizations

Have Done to Improve Engagement

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Building Engagement

Strategy

Leadership

Improved engagement

Better performance

Higher citizen satisfaction

More trust in government

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Strategy – Minneapolis

City government runs well and connects to the

community it serves

Engaged and talented employees reflect our

community, have the resources they need to succeed and are empowered to improve our efficiency and

effectiveness

Goal: A City that works

The Miracle of Minneapolis

No other place mixes affordability, opportunity, and

wealth so well. What’s its secret?

The Miracle of MinneapolisNo other place mixes affordability, opportunity, and wealth so well.

What’s its secret?

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Yolo County, CA

2016-19 Strategic Plan

Advance innovation

Collaborate to maximize

success

Engage and empower both our

residents and County workforce

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Strategy – Michigan

Works directly with all state departments to engage

employees to improve government services for

Michiganders

Identifies, promotes and implements leading

practices in employee engagement

Office of Good Government

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Michigan – Results

Client Services Center answers phones 92% faster

Wait time for Housing Development Authority hearings

reduced by 66% – case backlog reduced by 70% in 4 mo

Mortgage funding process shortened by 85%

41 obsolete reports eliminated

DNA test results received 59% faster

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Building Engagement – New Employee Onboarding

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Building Engagement – Supervision

Make sure employees know what is expected and how work

links to mission

Meet regularly with employees

Provide opportunities to grow and develop

Conduct at least semiannual discussions about performance,

strengths and developmental needs

Hold employees accountable – deal with poor performance.

Manage performance effectively

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Management / Supervision

Select supervisors to supervise – and build

engagement

Develop engagement

competencies

Provide training,

resources and support

Hold supervisors accountable

for engagement

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Building Engagement

Appreciate and recognize

Communicate and listen –

“my opinion counts”

Plan for succession

Respect work/life balance

Connect work to mission

Partner with labor.

Improved engagement

Better performance

Higher citizen

satisfaction

More trust in government

“I help send men to the moon”

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Engagement Culture

Set of accepted organizational values,

behaviors, and practices that

promotes increasing levels of engagement

as a cultural norm

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Engagement Culture

Engagement business case broadly understood

Leaders/managers work together to drive engagement

Engagement linked to mission, critical business outcomes

Engagement visible across organization (not just HR program)

Engagement regularly measured/analyzed – and action taken

HR components linked to engagement

Robust communication strategy, especially by leaders

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Delta Airlines

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Key Take-Aways

Employee engagement

drives performance

Engaged employees find personal meaning

in work

Engagement should be measured –

Results acted on

Long-term Improvement =

culture of engagement

Getting StartedGetting Started

Make long-term commitment

Communicate business case

Get leaders, managers and supervisors on board

Plan and communicate strategy

Survey employees

Follow through

Bob Lavigna

608-395-8472

[email protected]