Budget 2004 -- Government of British Columbia.
         
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• Premier's Letter to the Minister  
• Message from the Minister  
• Accountability Statement  
• Ministry Overview  
• Resource Summary  
• Core Business Areas  
• Goals, Objectives, Strategies and Results  
• Appendix 1. Strategic Context  
• Appendix 2. Supplementary Performance Information  
• Appendix 3. Summary of Related Planning Processes  

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Appendix 3. Summary of Related Planning Processes

Ministry of Human Resources — Human Resource Management Plan

Goal 5: The ministry is a responsive and motivating employer.

Goal Strategies
Employee and Leadership Development. Leadership Development — Implement corporate and ministry leadership and management development programs to increase leadership capacity and management talent.

Employee Development — Employee development linked to performance plans through training, e-Learning and new learning opportunities.

Skill and Career Growth — Identify and support on-the-job training opportunities and career paths that encourage staff to grow skills and strengths.

Competency profiles — Develop competency profiles for selected roles and align staffing, training and development plans, and processes.

Ministry Learning Plan — Develop a three-year Ministry Learning Plan to support achievement of Human Resources Strategic Plan, employee and business goals.

Workplace Capability. Healthy Workplace — Implement a healthy workplace program and expand existing health promotion initiatives.

Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) — Review OHS Program, conduct on-going occupational health and safety risk assessments and develop risk mitigation plans.

Succession Planning — Develop Ministry Succession Plan and related staffing strategies to ensure future staffing requirements are met and continuity in key positions.

Recruitment Initiatives — Identify difficult-to-recruit to positions, locations, and conduct targeted recruitment initiatives.

Human Resources Transition — Facilitate the HR Transition Plan to support line managers, develop streamlined processes to increase capacity and flexibility.

Performance Development and Recognition. Employee Performance and Development Plan (EPDP) — Develop and implement a ministry-wide EPDP process that identifies, deploys and develops employee strengths.

HR Accountability and Measurement — Define and implement an accountability and measurement framework to clarify for supervisors and managers.

Recognition and Reward — Implement a performance-based individual and group recognition and reward program.

Supporting Strategies:

Change Management — Develop a change management strategy that supports leadership alignment, employee engagement and individual/team accountability

Communications — Provide ministry staff with timely HR communications

HR Information Management and Reporting — Collect and report on HR information

Information Resource Management Plan — Modernize and revitalize technology and business applications to improve overall service delivery and expand operational efficiencies. Develop ministry services that are: citizen-centered, timely, integrated, flexible, and customized to the individual's needs, while protecting the privacy of personal information.

 

 
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