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2.Workforce Planning<br />
Workforce planning is an organisational process that can help ensure<br />
service areas make the best use of the resources they have in order to<br />
meet the business needs, both now and in the future.<br />
Developing excellent workforce plans are integral to assessing the gap<br />
between the current workforce delivering services today, and the future<br />
workforce that we will need in coming years. A diverse workforce is our<br />
priority, encompassing a representative reflection of the communities<br />
that we serve, giving due focus to the importance of developing the use<br />
of Welsh language in our City. Supporting and managing changes in the<br />
workforce numbers, skills and agility requirements will also be a priority.<br />
It is essential that all service areas develop an understanding of both their<br />
current workforce and the future workforce required, in order to deliver<br />
their objectives. Developing talent, succession planning, cross functional<br />
working and upskilling are vital practices in developing a robust workforce<br />
strategy to make the organisation resilient into the future.<br />
We intend to:<br />
DEVELOP SUCCESSION PLAN PRACTICES<br />
NURTURE AND DEVELOP TALENT<br />
BUILD CROSS FUNCTIONAL TEAMS AND UPSKILL<br />
EMPLOYEES TO ENABLE THE EFFECTIVE<br />
IMPLEMENTATION OF CHANGE<br />
ENSURE THE WORKFORCE IS MORE REPRESENTATIVE<br />
OF THE POPULATION WE SERVE<br />
A very important strand in workforce planning is to endeavour to make<br />
our workforce more representative of the population we serve, encouraging<br />
diversity and using data and metrics to inform forecasting and<br />
planning/decisions.<br />
We will have the right number of people with the right skills, employed<br />
in the right place at the right time, to deliver organisational goals<br />
and objectives.<br />
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