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Course Description
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CreditsCPE Credits: 12 Course AvailabilityOn-Site Only |
Course Agenda
Module 1
New Mandates and Trends in Performance Management & Human Capital Planning in Government
- Utilize HC accountability pans and agency strategic plans to discuss best practices and challenges in the strategic management of human capital
- Define characteristics of effective human capital outcomes
Module 2
Understand the Importance of Managing and Measuring Human Capital Strategy
- Understand how workforce data and performance measures can enhance future performance
Module 3
Achieve Stakeholder Buy-In for the Measurement Process
- Create a measurement champion to ensure that the process receives constant and regular visibility, credibility and priority
- Clearly communicate the goals and objectives of your program to internal and external stakeholders
Module 4
Use the Government Performance Logic Model for Human Capital Planning Measurement
- Utilize the Logic Model for effective and results-oriented analytics
- Structure alignment between Federal strategic and human capital plans
Module 5
End Outcome Measures: Defi ne Human Capital Success in Measurable Terms
- Establish clearly defi ned end and intermediate outcomes
- Develop measures to communicate internal and external priorities
Module 6
Landscape Analysis: Successfully Defi ne Strategic Opportunities and Challenges to Develop Appropriate Measures
- Conduct a SWOT analysis for human capital measures and strategies
Module 7
Strategic Measures: Develop Intermediate Outcome Human Capital Measures Linked to Program Strategy
- Assess required changes in the organization in order to attain resultsoriented intermediate outcome goals
- Integrate strategies with outcomes to eliminate barriers to improving program performance
Module 8
Benchmark HR Functions: Compare HR Performance Across Government Agencies
- Establish inter-agency relationships to discuss and improve HR performance throughout government
- Promote comparisons of human capital initiatives amongst similarly structured organizations to accurately determine how your department measures up








