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Human capital strategy: business-led insightwith impactGreig Aitken
Group Head, People Strategy & Insight
Royal Bank of Scotland Group
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Insight into action: enabling people
and performance
Human Capital Strategy at RBS
Greig Aitken
Group Head, People Strategy & Insight
www.linkedin.com/in/greigaitken/
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Areas of focus for today
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Context Employee Listening
Measure what matters Q&A
• Macro context
• Business focus
• People strategy
• Integrated analytics
• Outcome focussed
• Business sponsored
• Key insights
• Learnings
• Questions
• Measures
• Linkage
• Impact
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The world is changing ….. Businesses are changing fast
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The face of banking is changing
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According to the World Bank, the fall in
the cost of sending international
payments over the last five years, driven
by the entrance of new, cheaper
alternatives, has already saved
customers over $60 Billion. (2010-2015)
Consumers’ predictions of their own uptake of fintech
over the next 10 years
International payments
Source: World Economic Forum article, 2016
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Companies are responding to changing needs
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The changing world of our workforce
Source: Deloitte “Future of Work” 2017 9
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The changing world of HR
Source: Deloitte “Future of Work” 201710
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Who are you attracting, engaging & retaining in the future?
These jobs didn’t exist 12 years ago …..
What jobs will be introduced in the next 10 years?
App Developer1-
Uber Driver2-
Driverless Car Engineer3-
Cloud Computing Specialist4-
Big Data analyst / Data Scientist5-
Sustainability Manager6-
YouTube Content Creator / Vloggers7-
Millennial Generational Expert8-
Source: World Economic Forum
In 2006, Facebook was in its infancy, Twitter was being
launched, and no-one had an iPhone. Twelve years on, the
world is a very different place, and so is the workplace. Jobs
exist now that we’d never heard of a decade ago.
One estimate suggests that 65% of children entering primary
school today will ultimately end up working in completely new
job types that aren’t on our radar yet.
In 2028, employee engagement will continue to be an
important driver to company success, however, organisations
will need to understand it to a much deeper extent – focusing
in personalised work experiences within a wider human capital
suite of people performance indicators, including leadership,
culture and people management.
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Strategy process @ RBS
Strategy planning cycleAligned to the business strategy cycle, we have an integrated approach to develop our people strategy
and people priorities as well as measuring their effectiveness and impact
Purpose, Vision
& Values
Business Strategy People Strategy People Plan
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Shaping up to deliver our future
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Our blueprint for
lasting success
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Our people strategy themes
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connect data – produce insight – enable action
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Focus Groups & business
needs based support
Workplace
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Colleague Engagement
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AI in our employee engagement and listening agenda
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“Just because something can be counted
it does not mean that it counts”Albert Einstein
Tracking progress …. measuring what matters
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• Poor data does not support us makeinformed decisions
• Identify the right measures
• Input v’s Outcome measures
• Use external sources to get benchmarks(Xpert HR, CIPD, professional bodies)
• Steal with pride – good Co.'s love sharing
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Lead outcome measures for the future
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• RBS Leadership Index
• Engagement Index
• Culture measure
• Determined to Lead measure
• Living our Values measure
• Line Manager Effectiveness
• Tone from the top
• Risk culture
• These are examples of the key measures all managers have available to them on their desktop
All measures
assessed
regularly and
reported at team
level across over
4000 business
units
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Human Capital impact on contact centre performance
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Our insight identified 7 areas of employee performance that showed a significant, consistent positive link with business and
customer performance metrics.
These measures were Leadership Index, Engagement index, Customer Focus, Image and Competitive position, Managing
People and Change, Efficiency and Innovation together with Performance Management and Development.
When mapped to lead business metrics within the contact centres such as average handling time, call time, hold time, call
wrap time and calls per hour, the 3 centres with the highest score across the 7 people measures outperformed all the remaining
centres consistently in business output.
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Business UnitsCustomer
ServiceEngagement Leadership Turnover Sales
Top 10% 94% 71% 82% 0% 115%
Bottom 10% 75% 44% 51% 15% 91%
Business Unit Anonymised Equal to or greater than median Less than the median
Do high engagement & great leaders drive performance?
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Great customer service is underpinned by highly engaged staff and great leaders
Historical data from anonymous business unit
High performing business units (above) have exceptionally high leadership and
employee engagement scores as well as near-zero% turnover. This delivers
significant outperformance in service and sales.
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