2010 ANNUAL REPORT - London Police Service
2010 ANNUAL REPORT - London Police Service
2010 ANNUAL REPORT - London Police Service
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<strong>2010</strong> Business Plan Results<br />
Objectives and Performance Indicators<br />
GOAL # 6 - Ensure Effective Human Resource Management<br />
Objectives Performance Indicators Progress<br />
1. Ensure that<br />
appropriate<br />
organizational<br />
structure and staffing<br />
levels are in place to<br />
meet current and<br />
future requirements<br />
2. Develop strategies to<br />
ensure effective<br />
recruitment, selection<br />
and retention<br />
i) Annual review of organizational chart<br />
ii) Submission of an annual HR Requirements<br />
report to the Chief<br />
iii) Annual divisional audit/staffing reviews<br />
i) Increase in applications<br />
ii) Increase in website hits on recruiting web<br />
pages<br />
iii) Number of diversity outreach<br />
initiatives/events<br />
i) In <strong>2010</strong>, a review of the organizational chart was completed that resulted in changes to a<br />
number of reporting structures. A realignment of resources resulted in the Diversity Officer<br />
position being transferred from the Uniformed Division to the Human Resources Branch within<br />
the Corporate <strong>Service</strong>s Division. The Alternate Response Unit was discontinued to enable<br />
resources to be reallocated to front-line patrol.<br />
ii) Human Resource reports are completed on a monthly basis to assist in determining<br />
organizational resource requirements. In preparation for the 2011 budget submission ten new<br />
positions were identified. (five civilian positions and five sworn police positions).<br />
iii) Annual Quality Assurance Audits were completed by each Division during <strong>2010</strong>. This process<br />
involves a review of procedures and the completion of Annual Workload Analysis Surveys for<br />
each Section within the respective Divisions. The Workload Surveys are reviewed to ensure<br />
more effective balance of resources.<br />
i)<br />
The review recognized a need for an organization-wide workload analysis that commenced in<br />
early <strong>2010</strong><br />
APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 2009 <strong>2010</strong><br />
Difference<br />
2009-<strong>2010</strong><br />
<strong>Police</strong> 410 553 + 34.8%<br />
Civilians 222 164 - 26.1%<br />
ii) 2009 website statistics related to the LPS recruiting web page are not available due to a<br />
change in website tracking software that was in the process of being implemented during that<br />
year. As a result, <strong>2010</strong> will be used as a baseline comparator to 2011 in next year’s report.<br />
There were 27,082 site visits to the LPS recruiting web page during <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
iii) Diversity outreach initiatives/events during <strong>2010</strong> included:<br />
• 12 Committees<br />
• 30 Community Partners<br />
• 40 Cultural Events attended<br />
• 62 Community Outreach Activities<br />
• 6 Diversity Recruiting Lectures<br />
• 9 Diverse Applicant Mentoring participants<br />
“Facta Non Verba” -24- “Deeds Not Words”