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National Director for People NHS England

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Perry Timms MCIPD & FRSA

Founder & Chief Energy Officer: PTHR I Author: Transformational HR & The Energized Workplace

6x HR Most Influential Thinkers’ List (4x Top 10 - Ranked Number 1 in 2022 I HRMI Hall of Fame 2023):

4x Adjunct Professor/Visiting Fellow I LinkedIn Learning Instructor I 2x TEDx Speaker�Semco Style Institute - Certified Self Management Expert I BPS Accredited Psychometric Instruments

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HR, People & Culture: �A Quantum Force For Good

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https://www.ft.com/content/0e0179e2-637a-4361-9bcc-e016f0824cde

Grace Lordan is author of ‘Think Big’, an associate professor at the London School of Economics and founding director of The Inclusion Initiative

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Theory X: Authoritarian manager, control-oriented.

Theory Y: Participative manager, empowerment-oriented.

Douglas McGregor. (1960). The human side of enterprise. McGraw-Hill.

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Theory X: Authoritarian manager, control-oriented.

Theory Y: Participative manager, empowerment-oriented.

Theory Q - Quantum Manager: energy-oriented

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Theory Q - Quantum Manager: energy-oriented

Systems AND People

Inclusive AND Intentional

Trusted AND Fallible

Agile AND Stable

Hyper-personalised AND Hyper-collective

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Macro Level: Organisational Purpose has to connect with ALL 3 features of our personality

Dispositional Traits <nature/nurture>

Characteristic Adaptations <goals/values>

Narrative Identity <stories we tell ourselves/others>

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Micro level: Have Purpose Conversations

And - or even over - Performance and Development Conversations

What am I naturally inclined to/can learn into?�

What do I value and want to achieve?�

How does the story of me align with the story of us?

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"Most organisations are built around the principles of bureaucracy: standardisation, specialisation, hierarchy, control, and formalisation. But in the Creative Economy, bureaucracy is a liability, not an asset. It strangles innovation, dulls creativity, and frustrates customers. It's time to overthrow the tyranny of bureaucracy and re-humanise the workplace."

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Organisations aren’t as real as we THINK they are: �Yet the systems of organisations

are more real than we THINK they are.

Think of it this way: The place of worship isn’t the faith or the stadium isn’t the team.

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"The only way to manage a system is to manage the whole system, not its parts."*

*Russell Ackoff - Systems Thinker

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Through the creation of a Systems Map �we can know the systems we’re in and a part of more by:

Understanding and managing how things are connected

Combining the information (not just studying it)

Recognising patterns (using signs and symbols)

Identifying and understanding the language and meaning in feedback

Understanding the effects of even the most complicated causes.

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Cynefin - Mapping where you are

Disorder

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Professional Base/Home

Organisation Design & Cultural Sensitivity

Tribes: Belonging

Chapters: Boosting

Guilds: Becoming

Squads: Building

Products/Solutions

Team & Individual Impact <Create; Deploy>

Material Value

Return on Delivery

Specialism/Skill

Functional Impact <Aggregate; Develop>

Social Value

Return on Experience

Experience/Emergence

Vocational Impact <Consolidate; Advance>

Intellectual Value

Return on Development

Stretch/Entropy

Versatility Impact <Diversify; Adapt>

Natural Value

Return on Agility

ALL impact on Financial and Human Value

Return on Investment & Resource

Delivery/Operational Base

Communities of Practice

Communities of Interest

What does this mean for Teams?

Business Pillars

Evolution + Energy + Entropy

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Evolution + Energy + Entropy

WHO LEADS?

SLT (8-10): The Incubators

Set VC

For Innovation

Product

Market

Organisation

Set OS

For Optimisation

People

Strategies

Performance

Set QG*

For Belonging

Culture

Spirit

Inclusion

TLC (x40) : The Activators

Activate: Strategic

Activate: Tactical

Need VC; �Upgrade OS; �Enhance QG

Check-ins (Cohesion) Check-points (Decisions)

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*QiGong - Ancient Chinese art of healing/meditation and balanced energies

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Exam Question we jump to:

Without bureaucracy, how can we function?

Exam Question should be:

How do we liberate people and purpose from being buried under bureaucracy?

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I want somewhere new/great to work

I want to know what to expect, be respectfully handled, how best to present myself & be kept in the loop

I want to become comfortable with my new role, have my questions answered �and make an immediate contribution

I want to know more of what’s expected of me, how I can focus and sharpen, develop and do well

I want to know where I’m doing well, need more focus, can improve, and have made a good start to build on. How else can I contribute, be engaged and improve how we are as an organisation?

It’s time for me to move on.

I’ve got more to offer and I’d like to know how to develop myself, my options for forging ahead in my career here. I can participate more widely than just in my role.

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We need someone new to join us, and we want the best that’s out there

I want somewhere new/great to work

We want to select �accurately, fairly & swiftly

I want to know what to expect, be respectfully handled, how best present myself & be kept in the loop

We want to get you started in a practical and enthusiastic way

I want to become comfortable with my new role, have my questions answered �and make an immediate contribution

We want you to strengthen your understanding of what you’re here to do and establish your performance standards

I want to know more of what’s expected of me, how I can focus and sharpen, develop and do well

I want to know where I’m doing well, need more focus, can improve, and have made a good start to build on. How else can I contribute, be engaged and improve how we are as an organisation?

We want you to continually engage with you, help you perform, access development, and recognise how you’re doing.

We’ll work with you to exit with dignity and help you with your next move

It’s time for me to move on.

We want to help you discover what else you could do with, and for us. So we’ll help you look at career paths, options and opportunities to develop and grow with us.

I’ve got more to offer and I’d like to know how to develop myself, my options for forging ahead in my career here. I can participate more widely than just in my role.

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We need someone new to join us, and we want the best that’s out there

I want somewhere new/great to work

Applicant Experience

Candidate Experience

We want to select �accurately, fairly & swiftly

I want to know what to expect, be respectfully handled, how best present myself & be kept in the loop

We want to get you started in a practical and enthusiastic way

I want to become comfortable with my new role, have my questions answered �and make an immediate contribution

New Starter Experience

We want you to strengthen your understanding of what you’re here to do and establish your performance standards

I want to know more of what’s expected of me, how I can focus and sharpen, develop and do well

I want to know where I’m doing well, need more focus, can improve, and have made a good start to build on. How else can I contribute, be engaged and improve how we are as an organisation?

We want you to continually engage with you, help you perform, access development, and recognise how you’re doing.

Development Experience

Career and Leadership Experience

We’ll work with you to exit with dignity and help you with your next move

It’s time for me to move on.

We want to help you discover what else you could do with, and for us. So we’ll help you look at career paths, options and opportunities to develop and grow with us.

I’ve got more to offer and I’d like to know how to develop myself, my options for forging ahead in my career here. I can participate more widely than just in my role.

Throughout the People Experience there is a recognition of “life-events” - parenting and caring responsibilities, health and well-being considerations, changes in lifestyle and choices, which will be covered by a range of our policies on leave, support and adaptations to your terms, conditions and ways of working. Also present may be external factors, advancing technologies, legislative changes, and business transformation and adaptations which may impact on different elements of the People Experience.

Performance Experience

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Organisational Need / Attraction

Application/Selection

Onboarding Development

Establishing Performance

Performance

Engagement

Performance

Enhancement

Exit/Offboarding

<failure to improve or voluntary exit>

Specific Professional, Interpersonal and Career Development

Role/Career Change

and/or additional responsibilities

Continuing engagement, performance and learning

Performance

Enhancement

Retirement options

We need someone new to join us, and we want the best that’s out there

I want somewhere new/great to work

Employer Brand/EVP

Academia Partnerships

Schemes and Hubs

Sourcing Partners/Agents

Networks & Connections

Applicant Experience

Applicant Tracking System

Assessment Tools

Selection Protocols/Processes

Recruitment Administration

Offer processes and contracts

Candidate Experience

We want to select �accurately, fairly & swiftly

I want to know what to expect, be respectfully handled, how best present myself & be kept in the loop

We want to get you started in a practical �and enthusiastic way

I want to become comfortable with my �new role, have my questions answered �and make an immediate contribution

Access, safety and tools/equipment

Induction/Onboarding and core

Learning Modules

Key contacts and contracting

New Starter Experience

We want you to strengthen your understanding of what you’re here to do �and establish your performance standards

I want to know more of what’s expected �of me, how I can focus and sharpen, �develop and do well

I want to know where I’m doing well, need more focus, can improve, and have made a good start to build on. How else can I contribute, be engaged and improve how we are as an organisation?

We want you to continually engage with you, help you�perform, access development, and recognise how you’re doing.

Specific and agreed talent development approaches established, planned, activated and evaluated

Career potential opportunities explored as either/both technical and leadership capabilities.

Internal career development vacancies, projects, new work opportunities and wider diversification of options and choice for career pathways, succession plans and talent development expectations/needs.

Development Experience

Performance Management approaches especially feedback and dialogue, engagement and Inclusion

Recognition and continuing professional, interpersonal and career development and improvement.

Leading projects, developments, leading others and building future options for continued success, reward, recognition and fulfillment.Role modelling our culture, values and integrity-based approach to growing our business.

Career and Leadership Experience

Ongoing Performance and Development

We’ll work with you to exit with dignity �and help you with your next move

It’s time for me to move on.

Exit Analysis

What can we learn?

We want to help you discover what else you could do with, and for us. So we’ll help you look at career paths, options and opportunities to develop and grow with us.

I’ve got more to offer and I’d like to know how to develop myself, my options for forging ahead in my career here. I can participate more widely than just in my role.

Throughout the People Experience there is a recognition of “life-events” - parenting and caring responsibilities, health and well-being considerations, changes in lifestyle and choices, which will be covered by a range of our policies on leave, support and adaptations to your terms, conditions and ways of working. Also present may be external factors, advancing technologies, legislative changes, and business transformation and adaptations which may impact on different elements of the People Experience.

Performance Management approaches especially feedback and dialogue, engagement and Inclusion

Recognition and improvements. Early signs of any performance issues and improvement plans

Conduct and attendance are reviewed and any formalisation of improvements supported by HR.

Performance Experience

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PX = What I do matters. What I do is valued and valuable. Who I do it with, care about and support me.

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…becoming an adult isn’t about learning new things (adding things to the ‘container’ of the mind), it’s about transformation — changing the way we know and understand the world.”�

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Stage 3 - The Socialized Mind (58%)

Subject - I AM interpersonal relationships, mutuality

Object - I HAVE needs interests, and desires

In this stage we are defined by our interpersonal relationships.

In stage three we are now able to grasp and internalise what other people think, feel, and want. Additionally, we develop an ability to respond to those needs and meet them. In this stage we develop our sense of self based on the groups we attach to and we look for external validation in order to help us define what we believe, feel, and think.

Flourishing is linked to understanding others, belonging to something, being validated by others.

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Stage 4 - The Self-Authoring Mind (35%)

Subject - I AM self-authorship, ideology, and identity

Object - I HAVE interpersonal relationships, mutuality

In this stage we have an internal seat of judgement and can define who we are vs. looking to external sources to derive our sense of self.

In this stage we define ourselves by our ability to create a sense of self independent of external validation. We are defined by the things we believe and the identities we create. We use our experiences with the outside world to continue refining that sense of self - our ideologies, beliefs, and identity.

Flourishing is linked to the actualisation of OUR ideology.

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Stage 5 — The Self-Transforming Mind (1%)

Subject: IS

Object: HAS self authorship, identity and ideology

Only 1% of adults reach Stage 5.

In Stage 5 one’s sense of self is not tied to particular identities or roles, but is constantly created through the exploration of one’s identities and roles and further honed through interactions with others.

This is similar to the Buddhist concept of an evolving self — a self that is in constant flux, ever changing.

You ARE flourishing.

In your purpose and beyond that, that of others and the cosmos:

The highest state of Human Good or a constant sense of Eudaimonia

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A model for flourishing at work

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A New Operating Model for the People Profession - HR 3.0

Meaning Makers

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Relationship Brokers

Systems Designers

Practice Leads and Coaches

Product Managers

People and Performance Analysts

People Scientists

People Operations

Practice Leads and Coaches

HR 3.0 by Perry Timms is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

Products

Systems

People

Processes

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  • Embrace Theory Q: Shift from McGregor's Theory X & Y to a Quantum Management approach that thrives on managing paradoxes, leveraging energy, and enabling flow.�
  • Foster Agile Teams: Destratify organisational hierarchies in favor of responsive teams, promoting adaptable ways of assembling individuals for efficient problem-solving and work execution.�
  • Combat Bureaucracy: Recognise and address the significant negative impact of bureaucracy, as highlighted by Professor Gary Hamel, which can amount to an economic drain of trillions on business resources.�
  • Flourishing Focus: Integrate Professor Robert Kegan's theory of adult development, emphasising the importance of individuals being aware of their developmental state. Encourage calibration of work to align with personal growth for enhanced flourishing.

And sustainably utilise our perseverance…

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“People don’t persevere because they are good at perseverance, they persevere because they find things that are worth investing in.”

Jal Mehta - Harvard Professor of Education

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Better business for a better world.

pthr.co.uk / @TeamPTHR

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HPMA London 21st November Inclusion & belonging: lessons from NHS Employment Tribunal cases concerning race discrimination

Roger Kline

Research Fellow, Middlesex University Business School

@rogerkline

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How many of you have read the ET judgements in any of these cases?

  • Eva Michalak
  • Eliot Browne
  • Richard Hastings
  • Michelle Cox
  • Adelaide Kweyama
  • Kemi Akinmeji
  • Princess Mntonintshi
  • Samira Shaikh

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Lessons from these cases (1)

  • Discrimination is rarely admitted and thus the function of an internal appeal is to see what inferences could be drawn – but managers struggle to have open conversations about race
  • Very little direct discrimination is overt or even deliberate. Discriminatory factors will, in general, emerge not from the act in question but from the surrounding circumstances and the previous history.
  • Employers generally look at events individually but should consider cumulatively whether there was a pattern of behaviour which required examination – is there curiosity?
  • Employers often set a high bar of needing to see ‘deliberate’ discrimination” thus failing to consider the possibility of subconscious discrimination
  • Employers often confuse being a racist with the existence of race discrimination and those resisting of judging allegations may therefore be more reluctant to conclude race discrimination occurred

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Lessons from these cases (2)

  • Investigations where race may be a factor are notoriously poor in quality and prone to bias
  • Whether the commissioning manager, investigator, panel members, or HR advisers are of Black and Minority Ethnic heritage is no assurance that investigations in such matters will be robust and unbiased.
  • Courts regularly criticise Human Resources staff for falling short of the expected standard in race discrimination cases and that may itself be an act of discrimination.
  • Complaints about staff subjected to discrimination may be manufactured either to justify discrimination or as acts of retaliation.
  • NHS employers have a responsibility for contract staff – either as complainan ts or as those discriminating

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Key HR learning from these cases

  • Does your Board understand racism and its role in tackling it?
  • Employers should be proactive and preventative when seeking to address race discrimination rather than waiting for individuals to raise concerns formally. Is there a continual proactive process of review of employer data and lived experience emphasizing early intervention? Does this include peer review of race cases before, during and after formal processes?
  • Training may be helpful to understand bias and discrimination but accountability and an improvement lens (from peers, managers and the Board) is needed to help provide assurance that unwittingly or otherwise, decision making is not influenced by bias. 
  • Risk of false assurance from policies, procedures and training – and trade unions?
  • Responding to allegations: is there relentless curiosity and an understanding of pitfalls?
  • Responding to findings of racism: do employers make it clear that those who engage in discriminatory behaviour or seek to victimise a staff member or a patient who raises a concern of discrimination will face disciplinary action?

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Don’t wait to be nudged

Responding to racism

HPMA – 21st November 2023

www.brap.org.uk

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about brap

Established in 1999, brap is a groundbreaking equality and human rights charity that aims to transform the way that we think about and do equality; shifting-the- dial on a frustrating lack of progress in addressing social, economic and health inequalities across the UK.

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⬥ hate crime

⬥ making racist jokes

⬥ Use of racist language

⬥ membership of far right groups

  • Calling Black people aggressive /disruptive

⬥proposing training solutions for Black people regardless of need

  • minimising micro-aggressions ⬥ white saviourism
  • not seeing Black people as leadership material
  • not providing Black people with acting up opportunities

⬥ questioning Black people on their experiences of racism (“gaslighting”)

  • not believing the experiences of Black people on racism

* looking for more evidence of racism * directing interventions at the ‘problem’ of BME people

  • taking racism off the table ⬥ practicing “whataboutery”
  • asserting that racism / institutional racism does not exist
  • Conducting reviews into racism and burying the findings
  • Not noticing that white voices are heard over others
  • Not noticing that white voices are required to legitimise racism
  • professionalising white experience/expertise * operating cliques

⬥ denial of white privilege ⬥ disconnect with and denial of history

⬥ not recognising the presence of history in current experiences

  • rewarding the one Black person that made it
  • Asking one person/group to speak on behalf of others

⬥ cultural appropriation ⬥ tokenism ⬥ fear of people of colour

⬥ making racism a problem for Black/Brown people to fix

⬥ disproportionate levels of disciplinary/grievances /leavers ⬥ myth of meritocracy

⬥ claiming reverse racism ⬥ believing we live in a post-racial society

⬥ disproportionate levels of unsuccess in recruitment and promotion

⬥ stereotyping/grouping BME people together

⬥ Positioning Britishness/British culture as great/best ⬥ assuming good intentions is good enough

OVERT / SOCIALLY UNACCEPTABLE

SOCIALLY

ACCEPTABLE

RACISM

Diagram adapted from Ellen Tuzzolo and Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence

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What stops us addressing racism?

DistrustI have tried

in the past to challenge

racism, it didn’t go well for me. I now keep quiet to protect myself

WhitenessI don’t see how it’s my responsibility - how can I intervene in something I don’t experience?

PowerI don’t have the power or influence to challenge established practice and culture. Racism is too deeply embedded to shift

IncompetenceI

don’t know how to address racism /don’t have the skills. These people are too different

Fear – of getting it wrong, using wrong language, offending someone

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Taking the organisational plunge….

Activities

Limitations

Impact judged

Transactional

  • Collecting data
  • Revamping policies and procedures.
  • Increasing representation.
  • Food, celebrations
  • Establishing support processes (e.g. staff networks/mentoring)
  • Not intended to affect culture, behaviours or relationships dominant/ subordinated groups
  • Responsibility lies with the marginalised, or those who already have power
  • Individual progress (role models)
  • Increased representation
  • Celebration
  • Awards/public recognition

Transformational

  • Both/and thinking
  • Learning, experimentation, self-reflection, criticality
  • Working in the normative culture
  • Relationship/coalition building
  • Brave conversations
  • Interrogate hierarchies and leadership behaviours and their consequences
  • Using evidence to co-design services/amend practice
  • Dominant groups can feel attacked
  • Can be viewed as promoting one group over another
  • Requires different skills and resources
  • Longer term – requires leadership commitment for the long haul
  • How people experience /feel about work
  • Less ‘fear’ more confidence working with difference
  • Breaking down barriers/cliques
  • Reduced discriminatory behaviour

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Lessons learnt from industrial action & rebuilding to move forward

Chaired by Delvir Mehet – Group Deputy Director of People, Barts Health NHS Trust​​ & Chair of London Deputy Directors of HR Network

21/11/2023

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Time

Topic

12.15 pm

Welcome & Introductions

12.20 pm

Purpose & Objectives

12.25 pm

Keynote Speeches – Experiences of partnership working through industrial action & lessons learnt

12.40 pm

Interactive Slido Q&A and Panel Discussion

13.00 pm

Session Close & Lunch

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Welcome & Introductions

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Delvir Mehet – Group Deputy Director of People, Barts Health NHS Trust & Chair of London Deputy Directors of HR Network

Louise Clark – Director of Workforce, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Damian McGuiness – Chief People Officer, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

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Purpose & Objectives

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Reflections on experiences of leading and influencing through a period of complex industrial relations.

Lessons learnt during this time.

Next steps for partnership working.

This session will provide an opportunity for:

  • Honest reflections on experiences of partnership working through a period of complex and challenging industrial relations post COVID-19.

  • Discussions around how to ensure that principles of transparency, trust, compassion, inclusivity and mutual respect underpin partnership working.

  • Discussions around how industrial action and partnership working is working in practice and how to strengthen relations with trade unions.

  • Exploring how we address competing priorities across multiple unions.

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Context

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c£1 billion cost so far – lost income and staff cover

50 + strike days across the NHS

c1 million appointments rescheduled

Industrial action ballots ongoing – still a key challenge & major area of focus going forward

Immense pressure on teams both inside and outside clinical areas (for example impact on booking teams)

Strong focus on working in partnership with trade unions

Vital to ensure active listening to the voices of our people

Competing priorities from multiple trade unions

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Key Note Speakers

Louise Clark

Director of Workforce, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Damian McGuiness

Director of People & Culture, London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

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Slido Q&A and Panel Discussion

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Have your say on Slido

    • How would you rate the overall effectiveness of partnership working between your organisation and trade unions? Very effective / somewhat effective / neutral / somewhat ineffective / very ineffective

    • Has your experience of partnership working through industrial action been positive? Yes / No

    • Has the current pay dispute exacerbated other issues with staff side at your trust? Yes / No

Questions for the Panel

    • How can organisations ensure that a positive joint working ethos is cascaded across all professional specialisms (i.e. wider than HR) and throughout all levels of management within the organisation?

    • What is the best way of maintaining relations with trade unions given the dispute is national?

    • What is the one take away message you would give to people professionals to inspire and motivate them to strengthen and sustain positive relations with their trade unions?

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Driving innovation and building resilience in challenging times

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Culture

Scope

Structure

Staff Development

Process Excellence

Five pillars of team excellence

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building the right culture within the team that’s aligned to that of the organisation.

Culture

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Increases engagement by providing purpose

Forms the heart of the team’s brand and the position you hold in the organisation

Shows that you are committed to a better future

Communication with those you serve

Mission

Alignment and focus on future goals

Culture

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  1. Who do you serve?

  • What transformation are you aiming to achieve?

  • How do you approach this work?

Mission

Culture

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“We in the Compliance team, work with our stakeholders to ensure that the checks and balances are in place so that the scientists and physicians, when they are reviewing their data, can be assured that it is robust, complete and accurate.”

Mission

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“We in the Compliance team, work with our stakeholders to ensure that the checks and balances are in place so that the scientists and physicians, when they are reviewing their data, can be assured that it is robust, complete and accurate.”

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“We in the Compliance team, work with our stakeholders to ensure that the checks and balances are in place so that the scientists and physicians, when they are reviewing their data, can be assured that it is robust, complete and accurate.”

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“We in the Compliance team, work with our stakeholders to ensure that the checks and balances are in place so that the scientists and physicians, when they are reviewing their data, can be assured that it is robust, complete and accurate.”

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developing and maintaining a clear view on the scope and boundaries of the team’s responsibilities and activities.

Scope

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Team A

Team B

Team C

Overlaps

Gaps

Scope

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Team B

Team C

Team A

Scope

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What do we do?

What are the upcoming changes in our industry?

What does each team/individual do?

Scope

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creating the right organisational structure, not only in terms of the organisation chart itself, but also in mindset.

Structure

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"Only variety can destroy variety“ Ashby, 1963

Structure

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Are we distributing control?

Who are our Subject Matter Experts?

Are we planning for the future?

Structure

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implementing appropriate methodologies which not only support individuals’ skills and knowledge, but also their confidence.

Staff Development

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Co-Co Plots

Staff Development

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Staff Development

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enabling the team to develop robust, efficient and future-proofed end-to-end processes with enhanced oversight, where issues and risks are identified early, mitigated proactively and lead to robust improvements.

Process Excellence

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Process Excellence

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Culture

Scope

Structure

Staff Development

Process Excellence

Five pillars of team excellence

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Why is this important?

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‘Beck, I’ve just been to the specialist to speak about my trapped nerve and they’ve told me that they think I have Motor Neurone Disease. Do you know what that is?’

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Thank you

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Exercise

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  1. Who do you serve?

  • What transformation are you aiming to achieve?

  • How do you approach this work?

Mission

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Questions?

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HMPA London Conference �Supporting our people to achieve their potential

21st November 2023

Patrick Brown - Associate Director of Organisational Design & Talent Development, London Ambulance Service (Joining NWL ICB as Director of People & Organisational Development)

Tanya-Marie Robinson – Associate Director of Workforce, Lewisham & Greenwich NHS Trust

Head of  Professional Development People Profession, Workforce, Training and Education Directorate, NHS England

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What is a sponsor’s role?�

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YOUR - Unique selling point

“We shouldn’t be afraid to experiment and open our minds to possibilities. We need to keep innovating, learning and sharing ideas”

Peter Cheese, CEO - The CIPD

“Amplify your strengths and not your deficits

Tanya Carter, CPO East London Foundation Trust

“The NHS of 2030 will evolve from the service we work in today.

We (people professionals) continue to demonstrate an aptitude for change and agility that enables us to respond to the needs and expectations of our organisations”

Thomas Simons, Chief HR and OD Officer, Workforce, Training and Education Directorate - NHS England

Impact

Value

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Questions?

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Breaking Through Fear

Obi Abuchi

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”Attitude is a settled way of thinking or feeling, typically reflected in a person’s behaviour.”

- Dictionary Definition

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”A winning attitude is a healthy state of mind or way of thinking that empowers you to be at your BEST and give the BEST of your skills, talents, experience and passion to your family, life and work.”

Obi Abuchi

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Change Your Focus

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77%

Negative self talk

23%

Positive self talk

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Open Up to Others

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Utilise Your Power of Choice

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CONTROL

INFLUENCE

ACCEPT

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Recall Past Successes

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Align Yourself to the Service Game

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Game 1

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Playing not to lose

Playing to cruise

Playing to improve

Playing to compete

Playing to win

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Game 2

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Playing to give, grow, build, contribute, serve

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Game 1:�Ego game

Game 2:�Service game

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Give Yourself Permission to be Afraid

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Engage Your Deeper Purpose

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My eulogy

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”What goes on in your head is expressed in your actions and impacts your relationships and results.”

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Expressions and Effects of Negative Energy

  • Disinterest
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Self-deprecation
  • Inferiority complex

Mental

Physical

  • Fatigue
  • Significant weight loss or gain
  • Procrastination

Relational

  • Carelessness
  • Touchiness
  • Withdrawal
  • Irritation
  • Anger
  • Suicidal thoughts
  • Lower immune system
  • Poor productivity

  • Depleted financial reserves
  • Isolation
  • Fear-based relationships

Cortisol flooding our body

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Expressions and Effects of Positive Energy

  • Happiness
  • Peace
  • Self-appreciation
  • Self-compassion

Mental

Physical

  • Restful and relaxed
  • Energetic
  • Courageous
  • Diligence
  • Focused

Relational

  • Care
  • Tolerance
  • Connection
  • Engagement

  • Boosted mental health
  • Strong immune system
  • Balanced mind
  • Expanded capacity

  • Growth mindset
  • Creative
  • Strong bonds
  • Highly sought after

Dopamine, Oxytocin, Serotonin, Endorphins flooding our body

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Insecurity

Doubt

Joy

Hope

Envy

Bitterness

Hatred

Belief

Fear

Courage

Optimism

Love

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7 Strategies to Break Through Your Fear

Change Your Focus

C

Open Up to Others

O

Utilise Your Power of Choice

U

Recall Pass Successes

R

Align Yourself to the Service Game

A

Give Yourself Permission to be Afraid

G

Engage Your Deeper Purpose

E

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Let’s stay connected

0bi Abuchi, CEO, CORE Leaders International

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Questions?

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