the role of employee engagement in delivering the commercial strategy, p&o ferries
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Sales & Operations Planning Amsterdam 2012TRANSCRIPT
Sue Mackenzie
‘NOT JUST ANOTHER DAY’
The Role of Employee Engagement in Delivering the Commercial Strategy
P&O Ferries is the leading UK ferry operatorP&O Ferries is the leading UK ferry operator
More than just a Ferry Operator!More than just a Ferry Operator!
HOTELRESTAURANTS
BARS & COFFEE SHOPSRETAIL OUTLETS
CLUB LOUNGES
PORT OPERATOR
BUREAU DE CHANGE
ENTERTAINMENT
WAREHOUSE
ChallengesChallenges
…. so why focus on Employee Engagement?
Research from around the worldResearch from around the world
Only 31% of employees are actively engaged in their jobs. - BlessingWhite
About 50% of employees are not engaged – meaning they go through each day putting time but no passion into their work. - Ivey Business Journal
Engaged employees are up to 43% more productive. - Hay
‘Disengaged’ employees cost the American economy up to $350 billion per year in lost productivity. Gallup
High - engagement firms had total shareholder return that was 19% higher than average in 2009. In low-engagement organisations, total shareholder return was actually 44% below average. - Hewitt Associates
Engaged employees plan to stay for what they give; the Disengaged stay for what they get. - BlessingWhite
Engaged employees, provide superior service, leading to increased customer loyalty and financial performance. - Heskett, Sasser & Schlesinger
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The ‘Service Profit Chain’The ‘Service Profit Chain’
Employees
Customers
Profitability
The Service Profit Chain (Heskett, Sasser, Schlesinger, 1997)
THE SERVICE PROFIT CHAIN
CustomerSatisfaction
CustomerLoyalty
Profitability
RevenueGrowth
The Service Profit Chain (Heskett, Sasser, Schlesinger, 1997)
Zones of Customer Satisfaction
Zone of Defection(Terrorists)(Terrorists)
Zone of Indifference Zone of
Affection(Apostle)(Apostle)
8%
Unhappy Happy
50% of these customers are not loyal!50% of these customers are not loyal!The Service Profit Chain (Heskett, Sasser,
Schlesinger, 1997)
THE SERVICE PROFIT CHAIN
InternalService Quality
EmployeeSatisfaction
EmployeeProductivity
EmployeeLoyalty
ExternalServiceValue
CustomerSatisfaction
CustomerLoyalty
Profitability
RevenueGrowth
EMPLOYEEEMPLOYEEENGAGEMENTENGAGEMENT
The Service Profit Chain (Heskett, Sasser, Schlesinger, 1997)
The ‘Not Just Another Day’ Programme
The Customer Journey
Prioritise – Where would you spend your money?
The results
Focus and Measurement
What our Customers thought of…Early Embarkation in Hull:
“It was easy to arrive & embark simultaneously. Especially when travelling with a child”
Really great to get on early, especially travelling with motorcycles on a wet day”
“Brilliant idea to board early makes the trip far more enjoyable and relaxing”
“Excellent, no delay, boarded straight away”
“Well done on exceeding customer service”
Communication and Feedback
What’s next ….
Lessons learnt
• Commitment from the top.
• Keep your leadership team involved.
• Respect and listen to your people.
• Can’t be a one off must be a way of doing things.
• It’s hard work but very rewarding!
QUESTIONS