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The OPS Talent Management Program

The OPS Talent Management Program. Talent Management A key priority of the 2008-2011 OPS HR Plan

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The OPS Talent Management Program

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Talent Management A key priority of the 2008-2011 OPS HR Plan

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What is Talent Management in the Ontario Public Service?

– An annual process to identify, assess, and develop talent in order to ensure that capacity for all key positions continues to be available and developed

People & Positions

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Why Talent Management for the OPS?

Achieve business objectives by ensuring that OPS talent is in the right place, at the right time

Address workforce/skill shortages due to retirement pressures Engage OPS leaders to develop OPS leaders of the future Encourage effective performance management and employee

engagement through authentic conversations between employees and their managers on performance, competencies, development needs and career aspirations

Determine leadership development and learning priorities of the organization

Support the modernization of government in making the OPS an ‘Employer of First Choice’

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The OPS Talent Management Program

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The TM Online System

Willingness to move to new or more complex role

Readiness assessment against Leader-Manager competencies and two Personal Attributes

Learning and development strategies

Successor Identification

Three Integrated Modules

Performance plan and review

Learning plan

Performance improvement plan (for employees rated as “Requires Significant Performance Management”)

Pay-for-Performance Online

Work experience

Education and learning

Functional work experience

Career interests and aspirations

Mobility/willingness to relocate

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How are employees assessed?

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Assessing Readiness

An employee’s readiness to move to higher or more complex role is assessed using the OPS Leader-Manager Competencies and Personal Attributes.

The employee is assigned a

readiness rating based on how they have demonstrated these competencies and personal attributes in their current or past roles.

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It’s really all about authentic conversations…

Performance and Talent Conversation #2:• Approved performance rating• Assessment of Leader- Manager Competencies & Personal Attributes• Career interests• Learning & development

Performance and Talent Conversation #3:• Mid-term performance review• Approved Talent Map Placement• Additional learning strategies

Performance and Talent Conversation #1:• End-of-Term performance review• Performance planning for next cycle• Learning plan