As part of the review of people management coverage in SFIA, it is proposed that Resourcing RESC is refocused to exclude workforce planning aspects and these are to be covered in a new "Workforce planning" skill.
As part of the review of people management coverage in SFIA, it is proposed that descriptions for Resourcing RESC are refocused to exclude workforce planning aspects; and that these aspects are to be covered in a new "Workforce planning" skill. This implements proposals detailed in Change Request #68
RESC has a combination of elements that prevent the skill being recognised as relevant to roles that actually have some responsibility for resourcing. This problem is addressed by taking out clauses that describe workforce planning and covering these in a separate skill.
Draft proposed descriptions for existing RESC:
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Resourcing – RESC
Proposed SFIA 8 descriptions
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RESC
Overall
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Provision of advice on any aspect of acquiring resources, including employees, consultants and contractors.
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RESC
Level 4
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- Implements resource plans, including conducting recruitment interviews.
- Facilitates selection, assessment and on-boarding processes, and internal resource allocation.
- Contributes to transitioning of resources, complying with relevant statutory or external regulations and codes of good practice.
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RESC
Level 5
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- Manages the effective implementation of resource planning, recruitment, selection, assessment, onboarding and transitioning of resources.
- Advises on standards, methods and tools for resourcing. Ensures compliance with relevant statutory or external regulations and codes of good practice.
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RESC
Level 6
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- Takes overall responsibility for recruitment, selection, assessment, onboarding and transitioning of resources.
- Audits and assesses the ongoing success and effectiveness of resourcing standards, methods and tools, such as retention analysis, media and supplier assessment, customer satisfaction and validation of selection methods.
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Draft proposed descriptions for new skill: Workforce Planning - WFPL
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Workforce planning – WFPL
Proposed SFIA 8 descriptions
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Overall
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The overall resource management of the workforce to enable effective operation of the organisation.
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WFPL
Level 4
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- Develops plans to ensure that the organisation has appropriately skilled resources to meet organisational objectives and commitments.
- Ensures compliance with relevant statutory or external regulations and codes of good practice.
- Contributes to the development of resource management policies, standards and guidelines and to audits and assessment of resource management processes.
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WFPL
Level 5
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- Develops and communicates resource management policy, standards and guidelines in line with the organisation's strategic human resource plans.
- Leads the development of plans to ensure that the organisation has appropriately skilled resources to meet organisational objectives and commitments.
- Ensures that expert support is provided as required.
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WFPL
Level 6
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- Sets strategic resource management policy for a significant area of the organisation.
- Oversees the development of plans to ensure that the organisation has appropriately skilled resources to meet organisational objectives and commitments.
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Proposed change applies to
Resourcing
Current status of this request:
accepted
What we decided
Included in review of People management skills for SFIA 8.
