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HUMAN RESOURCE STRATEGIC PROJECTS


AND ENABLING ACTIVITIES
FISCAL YEAR 2023
OUR WHYs

1. To create a strong brand identity and the manifestation of this culture in entire ELJIN’s business processes
2. To achieve a minimum of 15% overall net income beginning of January 2023 onwards
3. ELJIN Corp will continue to expand and grow the business horizon through the continuous development of
its operations beginning 2023 onwards

WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE

1. Culture
2. Organization
3. People
4. HR Systems

OUR APPROACH

1. Customer-focused
2. Flexible and responsive
3. Efficient
4. Strive for continual improvement
5. Aligned to organizational aims
6. Outcome-based

WORK STANDARDS FRAMEWORK

1. Rewards and Recognition


2. Talent Management
3. Performance Management and Development
4. Leadership Development
5. Engaged and skilled workforce

REWARDS AND RECOGNITION


A. KEY GOALS
1. Analysis of gathered data to ensure competitive recruitment
2. Removal of the overlap in compensation in different employee ranks and categories
3. Creation of benchmark or standardization in all positions available

B. WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED

Description Action Taken Implementation


Reduced count of below minimum Reviewed performance and only Ongoing process
employees as of October 2022 merit-based system on employee From 176 below minimum in
retention is carried out October, reduced to 40 employees
under below minimum or 77%
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Successfully completed the review Approval sought from GM for First quarter of 2023
of positions which are still below adjustment
minimum

C. FUTURE AIMS
1. Staff survey which indicates that 90% of the employees are satisfied with their employment conditions
2. Equal pay review indicates a trend towards a narrowing pay gap
3. Develop a retention policy for employees especially in the technical positions

D. HOW TO ACHIEVE FUTURE AIMS


1. Completion of salary benchmarking study which was completed in November 2022
2. The study provides for salary standardization based on complexity of jobs, level of technicality and based
on merits.
3. Amendment of Performance Evaluation

Description Action Taken Implementation


Focusing on metrics that matter Utilization of New Employee
Scorecard 1st Quarter of 2023

Full details on the performance


management portion
Completion of salary benchmarking Analysis on competitiveness of
study which was completed in salary scheme based on leading job 1st Quarter of 2023 on employees
November 2022 sites’ average salary offers; study which require immediate salary
from PSA; studies from Mercer; and review
applicant database which started in
October 2022 3rd Quarter for all other employee
brackets
rd th
Eljin Corp. Townhall Quarterly recognition of employees 3 - 4 Quarter of 2023
who performed well

ELJIN CORP. AS AN EMPLOYER OF CHOICE


A. KEY GOALS
1. Create a databank of applicants and their official assessment upon recruitment
2. Introduction of existing practices and trends in recruitment – e.g. use of LinkedIn, Facebook postings,
3. Enhance our recruitment channels ability to attract quality candidates through internal networks, social
media and use of recruitment microsites
4. Improvement in the Onboarding Process

B. WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED

Description Action Taken Implementation


Introduced a databank system Candidate profiles are tracked
where all candidates’ profiles are which HR uses to easily identify the October 2022
saved in cloud to help the HR Team challenges in recruitment and
in determining trends and formulate resolution
challenges in recruitment
Improved the onboarding Immersion programs are created December 2022
experience for all new staff with partnership with Production
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Team

Checkback/employee monitoring to
temp check the progress and
challenges of new hires
Talent pool increased/improved Improved communications with December 2022
candidates and introduced a
recruitment scheme on 1-Day
Processing on interviews, job offers
and orientation

C. FUTURE AIMS
1. Improve welcome/salary package
2. Improve onboarding experience
3. Check back/monitoring of New Hire experience

D. HOW TO ACHIEVE FUTURE AIMS

Description Action Taken Implementation


Utilization of AI/Videos in all Collaboration with QA and 1st Quarter of 2023
Onboarding/Orientation Programs Marketing Team to use AI/Videos
for New Hire Orientation which
includes but not limited to HR
Orientation, GMP, Plant Tour
Welcome/salary package will be Utilize new salary scheme 2nd Quarter of 2023
based on the new salary scheme per
position

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
A. KEY GOALS
1. Use of New Scorecard System that is applicable to all departments
2. Opportunity for recognition of excellent performance and greater transparency on where development
may be required
3. Better links to probation and promotion processes
4. Developing management skills with courses such as Honest Conversations for Managers and Objective
Setting and Rating

B. WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED

Description Action Taken Implementation


Removal of HR process where Contract was revamped where October 2022
seasonal employees who passed 15 specific end date of employment is
day period will be offered a agreed by all parties
contractual employment
Amendment of employment New contract is implemented October 2022
contracts
Continuous reduction of count of Employees under seasonal or October 2022
seasonal employees contractual employment dropped
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by 82% in November (from 158 in


September, count in November is
down to 28)

C. FUTURE AIMS
1. Improvements in staff perception of performance management
2. Utilization of the use of online training and refresher trainings
3. Focused Group Discussions
4. Taking advantage of Free Learning Courses via available channels – e.g. LinkedIn Learning
5. Give employees opportunities to attend training programs
6. 80% of employees have received upskilling and/or training programs in the year 2023
- 90% is the benchmark based on Mercer Study on Employee Engagement published in 2019
7. 90% of staff exceeded or achieved their objectives

D. HOW TO ACHIEVE FUTURE AIMS

Description Action Taken Implementation


Total revamp on employee Revamped employee scorecards 1st Quarter of 2023
scorecard – passing score is based based on metrics that matter
on 90% baseline
Enrolment to LinkedIn Courses For approval 1st Quarter of 2023

Investment Fee: Roughly P12,000.00


per annum or P1,939.00 per month

Courses for Employee Trainings:


Excel Courses
Productivity Courses
Business Writing
Effective Communication
Sales Operations

Certifications on Trainings All certifications taken by All year round


employees in trainings are added in
their competency records
Conduct Focused Group Discussions Determine the employee climate 2nd Quarter of 2023
without their supervisor’s presence
Revive Employee Climate Survey 1st Quarter of 2023
Employee ratio of 30-70 (regular to Ongoing
non-permanents posts)

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT


A. KEY GOALS
1. Programs for Leadership development that will hone skills, behaviors and confidence
2. Programs which will improve coaching and conduct 360-degree feedback
3. Training Needs Analysis

B. WHAT WE HAVE ACHIEVED


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Description Action Taken Implementation


Employee Management Training Conducted training on handling December 2022
employee discipline

C. FUTURE AIMS
1. All managers to complete basic leadership trainings by 1 st quarter of 2023
2. Training needs analysis on the first quarter of 2023 is based on Leadership Competency

D. HOW TO ACHIEVE FUTURE AIMS

Description Action Taken Implementation


Enrolment to LinkedIn Courses For approval 1st Quarter of 2023

Investment Fee: Roughly P12,000.00


per annum or P1,939.00 per month
(THIS PRICE IS 1 PAYMENT
INDICATED UNDER PERFORMANCE
MANAGEMENT)

Courses for Employee Trainings:


Emotional Intelligence
Communications Management
Change Management
Business Analysis

External Training Enrolment to Management 3rd- 4th Quarter of 2023


Programs under external trainers

Investment Fee: P3,000.00 –


P5,000.00 per head per training
course

2 Training Courses @P5,000.00 x 20


Managers = P200,000.00

ENGAGED AND SKILLED WORKFORCE


A. KEY GOALS
1. Quarterly staff engagement survey with 90% employee participation rate
2. Review, development, delivery and evaluation for all core skills programs to ensure fitness with
organization priorities and requirements
3. Further online training modules planned to offer a more flexible and engaging offering at point of need
4. Introduction of mentoring scheme to enhance coaching and checkback activities
5. Engage participation of managers to initiate trainings on cross-department boarders

B. FUTURE AIMS
1. Create criteria for Townhall activities
2. Design a learning and development scheme for all employees
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3. Deliver the staff survey and ensure dissemination of results to key stakeholders
4. Help departments to analyze and understand their results and to create robust action plans

C. HOW TO ACHIEVE FUTURE AIMS

Description Action Taken Implementation


Creation of Training Calendar A calendar of training activities 2nd Quarter of 2023
owned by HR Team
Employee Activities during lean or Engagement Activities all 1st – 4th Quarter of 2023
selected months throughout lean months (subject to
further evaluation):

February – Valentine’s Day


- Instagrammable
Area for Employees
to celebrate
Valentine’s Day
- Budget: P5,000.00

March – Sports Fest


- Basketball and
volleyball
tournament for Eljin
Employees
- Rent Maliwalo
Covered Court
- Employees will have
to pay a quota price
for joining
- Total budget
including prizes:
P30,000.00

April – Earth Day


- Insert Corporate
Social Responsibility
by doing
community
activities
- Pending official date
of Tree-Planting
Activities
- Budget: None

June – Eljin Townhall


- All performers from
last quarter of 2021
and 1st quarter of
2023 will be
recognized
- Gift Packs
equivalent to
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P300.00 per
employee
- Employees whose
rating are at 95%
- Estimated budget:
30 heads @P300.00
= P9,000.00

September – Give-a-gift drive


- In preparation for
the Christmas Gift-
giving programs

October- Instagrammable area for


employee Halloween celebration
- Budget: P1,000.00

December – Christmas Party


- Budget:
P800,000.00

Total Budget on Employee Engagement and Development: P1,057,000.00 (including budget for Christmas
Party)

HR ENABLING ACTIVITIES
A. KEY GOALS
1. Continuous monitoring of all HR databanks – Staffing, Turn Over Rate, Leave Administration,
Timekeeping – to procure data, access and responsiveness and guarantee workforce analysis reports
2. Develop HR Efficiency and Effectivity Metrics
a. Recruitment Timeline – shorten timeline for recruitment
b. Trainings Conducted – at least 1 Training done per month (not including New Hire Orientation)
c. Minimal overtime for HR
d. 5% Payroll Dispute (benchmark) if due to Timekeeping concerns
e. Turnover rate of 15% - not including seasonal workers
f. Time to resolve simple issues: 72 hours and 1 week for complicated concerns
g. Time to serve NTEs: 72hrs
3. Deliver and maintain a suite of HR systems which support HR and Payroll operations throughout the
employee lifecycle
4. Provide efficient and effective systems to reduce transactional timescales for routine tasks handled on a
day-to-day basis
5. HR to automate or veer from the manual tasks

B. HOW TO ACHIEVE KEY GOALS

Description Action Taken Implementation


Shorten recruitment timeline See Appendix A 1st Quarter of 2023
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Amendment of HR KPI Based on No. 2 Key Goals 1st Quarter of 2023


Use of the Payroll File Proposed for 1st Quarter of 2023
Employee Management and
Timekeeping Data
Use of cloud for all relevant HR 2nd Quarter of 2023
processes – e.g. Leave Filing, Salary
Disputes, Overtime Processing
Payslip Automation Ongoing 1st Quarter of 2023

RISKS, OPPORTUNITIES, CONSTRAINTS AND ASSUMPTIONS


Opportunities, Constraints, What we plan to do Timescale
and Assumptions
R: Skill shortages Develop and deliver a Talent &
Succession strategy o Focus on
succession plans for key roles and
career progression for individuals at
all levels  Develop, deliver and
embed Strategic Workforce
Planning  Develop Line Manager
capability  Develop and roll out a
plan to attract, recruit and retain
employees

APPENDIX A:

RECRUITMENT TIMETABLE
POSITION CURRENT LEAD TIME TO FILL NEW LEAD TIME TO FILL
RANK & FILE (Store Crew and
Production Staff, Table Helper, Twenty-one (21) working days 14 calendar days
Packaging Staff)
SKILL POSITION/ REQUIRED SKILLS
(Oven man, Dispatcher, Warehouse Twenty-eight (28) working days 14 calendar days
Staff, Mixer, Maintenance Staff)
OFFICERS (Educational Attainment
Twenty-eight (28) working days
basis) 21 calendar days
SUPERVISORIAL POSITION Thirty-five (35) working days 30 calendar days
MANAGERIAL POSITION N/A 60 calendar days

Prepared by: Human Resource Team – January 2023

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