Vibrant Living @ Procter & Gamble - European...
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Koen Van GestelHead of Prevention & Environmental Department
Brussels Innovation Center
Vibrant Living @ Procter & Gamble
Agenda
Procter & GambleThe Vibrant Living program
• Goals and Objectives
Mental Wellbeing in P&G• Overview program elements
ResultsQuestions
Procter & Gamble
Founded in 1837 in Cincinnati (USA) • 130 000 employees
• 300 brands in 140 countries
• 22 Billion $ brands
• Activities in 80 countries
Our Products
P&G BrusselsInnovation Center
Biggest EuropeanResearch & Development Center
Sales organization Benelux
Engineering EMEA
1561 P&G employees~ 40 nationalities
HP and JLL partners~ 160 employees
The ‘Vibrant Living’Program
Vibrant Living is part the Global CY Objectives (OGSM)‘unleash your energy to execute with excellence’
and as such integrated in the Action Plan of the Brussels Campus!
Action plan (3 years) with clearly defined success measures Annual Employee Satisfaction Survey• Work/life balance + 2• Wellbeing + 2
Focus Areas Our key focus areas for the site will be related to the following P&G Survey Categories:
Focus Area 2010 P&G Survey Score Score vs Last Year Target 2011 o Simplification 53% +2 +5 o Work Life Effectiveness
Personal Wellbeing 53% 64%
-2 -1
+5
o Relationship with Manager Career & Guidance Rewards & Recognition Purpose Inspired Growth
75% 60% 54% 71%
+4 +3 +5 n.a.
+5
o Diversity & Inclusion 78% +2 +5
OGSM B.I.C. Action B.I.C. In Process Measures of Success Lead
GBS Services • Simplify HR Systems and Processes (need or not/ 80-20) • HR/ES Partnership (HR GBS Scorecard review with Leadteam) • Digitization: Get Back 30; Open & Go; New collaboration tools • CA approved Food & Beverages • Agile and Sustainable Work Environment
• Fewer HR Systems and Processes • Simplification Index Scores • GBS Customer Satisfaction Rate • 1 new collaboration tool per Q with support training • Work Life Effectiveness Scores • Master Plan to engage and test (structural change)
HR: M. Wesseling SLC: P. Arlequeeuw
Vibrant Living Program Body: Health Service, Nutrition, Stress Mgmt, P&G Health & Beauty alive Mind: Corporate Athlete, Life Balance, 80/20, Strengths Training Agility: FWA tools, Gen Y training modules CA Action Plan & training participation
o External Benchmarking(IPMG.Exectuve Cycle and Hay-best in class)
o Deployment Vibrant Living Action Plan Work Life Effectiveness Scores Personal Wellbeing Scores Increase flexibility in Work Regulations % of CA at B.I.C.
o Learn from the best (use CMK)
HR: G. Vanhoutte SLC: D. Straathof
Capability Building o PACE Clarification o Band 4/5 Involvement o Mandatory Training People Managers, incl. remote employees o Introduce Speed of Trust and Situational Leadership; o Include retention mgmt & communicate ‘tough love’ in NMEL course o Corporate Citizenship Training
o Deploy in LT meetings & adaptation rate o % of band 4/5 as trainers per organization o Career & Guidance Scores • Single focused training plan (80/20 target) • Training Qualifications • Trainer Distribution
HR: D. Baute SLC: L. Suykens
Diversity & Inclusion o Gen Y learnings o Age and Gender diversity
o Generations differences o Cockpit Diversity Module
• Glide path B4/B5 lead • Change policies/procedures
HR/SLC: J. Delbar
1. Simplify Scale and Digitize to Execute for competitive advantage 2. Lead change to win with consumers and customers by driving P&G Core Strengths 3. Diverse, Purpose-inspired leadership at all levels
HR Excellence and Equity • Capabilities (L&D/OD/Coaching) • Quality of Services
o HR Customer Satisfaction Rate > 85 points • Functional training in place for line leaders • Review and reduce HR Systems –elimnate 5 systems
(legacy or non harmonized systems )
HR/SLC: J. Delbar
We create a healthy work environment in which we win every moment of truth with every employee by driving Simplification, the Vibrant Living Program, on site infrastructure and build organizational, managerial and individual capabilities.
WHAT: B.I.C. SITE ACTION PLAN 2010/2011
Action Plan
* The B.I.C. Site Action Plan is well integrated with your specific organizational action plans.
From Wellbeing to the Global “Vibrant Living” Initiative
Integrate in 1 coherent B.I.C. Action Plan:B.I.C. Wellbeing Program ElementsCorporate Athlete Action PlanPower of Us programs Agile OfficeThe WE Vibrant Living Toolbox & WE Vibrant Living website
3 Pillars: Body, Mind & Agility
Vibrant Living 2010/11
Link with Company PVP’s and Action plans Leading by example100% participationMind (focus), Agility (flexibility) & Body (health)Tracking of results
Physical
Emotional
Mental
Spiritual
for C
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Ath
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Leadership Sponsors: John Metselaar, Jean Delbar
How to reach objectives?
Establish Supportive Culture & EnvironmentVISIBILITY
LEADERSHIP ROLE MODELING
Inspire, Energize & Engage More PeopleCOMMUNITY ADOPTION
I Take Charge of My Life MY MISSION STATEMENT
CAParticipants
Work/Life Effectiveness
Personal Wellbeing
Fit and healthy lifestyle
Energy outside of work
+ 5pts
+ 8pts
+13pts
+ 6pts
+10pts
+10pts
+10pts
+15pts
Fitness
+12pts
+17pts
+20pts
+18pts
+16pts
+13pts
+17pts
+17pts
Health Programs
Other Initiatives
B.I.C. scores versus non-participants
The Mental Well Being Program
Linked with ‘Mind’ pillar of VL programDifferent Initiatives:
• Interactive Self-Assessment Tool = ISAT• Corporate athlete• Employee Assistance program• Network ‘Persons of trust’• Leadership trainings and info sessions• ‘Coping with stress’ trainings• Others…
• Online Self Assessment Program for Mental Well Being:• Confidential, easy to use, easy accessible, voluntary
• Individual assessment and info tool
• With reference to P&G programs, contact persons and procedures
• Which allows us to assess issues/problems • In order to focus on site/organizational/departmental needs
Interactive Self Assessment Tool (ISAT) - Program
for Stress and Well Being
ISW LIMITS®
Stress – Well Being Model
Stress
Task challengesTeam
OrganisationSocio-economical context
Job demands
WORK SITUATIONDIMENSIONS OF IMPACT/RISK
INDICATORS OFWELL-BEING
Motivation
Undesirable behaviourat work
’
• ISW Limits®: Spin off Leuven University
• ISW Questionnaire = Inventory on Stress and Well Being
• Standard Questionnaire for Psychosocial risk assessment in WE
• External reference group (benchmark)
• ca. 28.000 data points from > 65 compamies and organizations
of different economical sectors
• Weighted on 4 socio-demographical characteristics:‘gender’, ‘age’, ‘educational level’ and ‘staff category’
ISAT
Launched in spring 2010
ISAT login
Questionnaire
Feedback
Background Info
Reference CY specific Programs
Individual Report + Sharing Option
• ‘In house’ global CY program• 2 day training session:
Pre-work
Pre-assessment by Colleagues, Partner and/or Friends
Follow up by CA ambassadors (Vitamine sessions)
‘Corporate Athlete’ Program
Individual Support for Employees/Family Members in case of Work/Non-work related Problems/Concerns
• 24/24• Confidential• Coaching sessions
‘Employee Assistance’ Program
•‘Internal’ Prevention Advisor Psychosocial Aspects• Network Persons of Trust:
• All Organizations• Annual Interactive trainings• Quarterly meetings• Organizational Awareness of ‘PoT’ Network
Network Persons of Trust
• Mandatory Online Leadership training• Awareness Mental Well Being in Leadership trainings
New/Experienced Manager Emerging LeaderPeople Manager Workshop
• Infosessions Burn out/ Stress for Leadership
Leadership Trainingand – Info Sessions
• Objectives:Explanation of the model of work-related stress and individual stressRecognition of personal stress signalsUse of stress coping techniquesPro-active approach to reach personal balance and maintain a healthy life
• 2 day ‘Interactive’ Workshop and Individual Follow up session • All Employees• Small teams
‘Coping with Stress’ Workshop
Work life Balances trainings‘7 Habits’ sessions80/20 trainingsVibrant Living Corners Vibrant Living intranet siteVibrant Living Toolbox Tai Chi / MassageCase management…
Other Initiatives
ISAT Evaluation December 2010Results
• Kick off BIC May 2010 • Answers November 2010
• 462 employees (vs 1561 employees) 30%
• Voluntary!
Usage ISAT
Internal Goal: 35%
Response Ratio
Department respons ratio33.3%
66.7%66.7%
85.7%40.9%
30.0%80.0%
20.1%16.0%
26.3%53.6%
28.6%15.4%
35.1%28.6%
20.0%42.9%
29.2%16.2%
36.7%
CMKMKT
HRExternal Relations
FinanceLegal
Capital PurchasesPS/Engineering/Purchases F&HC/Transport purchases
CF/GCO -R&DMDO WE
Household care WideWE Fabric Care/CEEMEA Fabric care
P&G Professional R&DHome Care
Global oral CarePet Care
SnacksPrestige
Salon ProfessionalGBS
• High score versus external referencegroup!• indicators of Well Being 19 Questions
Stress/Motivation/Undesirable behavior 9 significantly better (>25%)9 in comparison1 lower (< 25%)
(cognitive complaints -> distraction/concentration)• Risk Factors 40 Questions
Job Demands/Task challenges/Team Organisation/ Socio-economical context
32 significantly better8 in comparison0 lower
Overall Results
Welzijn op het werk optimaliseren
TevredenheidPerformantieMotivatieBetrokkenheidLoyaliteitSamenwerking…
AbsenteïsmeVerloopStressOngewenst gedragFysieke klachten Psychische klachten Conflicten…
Persoon
Preventieve acties
PrimairVoorkomen
SecundairAanpakken
TertiairHerstellen
DoelArbeidssituatie
© ISW LIMITS 2007
Taak
Team
Organisatie
Context
Welzijn op het werk optimaliseren
TevredenheidPerformantieMotivatieBetrokkenheidLoyaliteitSamenwerking…
AbsenteïsmeVerloopStressOngewenst gedragFysieke klachten Psychische klachten Conflicten…
Persoon
Preventieve acties
PrimairVoorkomen
SecundairAanpakken
TertiairHerstellen
DoelArbeidssituatie
© ISW LIMITS 2007
Taak
Team
Organisatie
Context
• External benchmarking group (n: 28000)
• Higher Frequency cognitive complaints*Overall trend in population Potentially caused by: Design Workplace, Multitasking, Workload,…
• Focus on:Employee InvolvementComplexity (simplification workprocesses)Workload (W&Dplan)
*I’m distracted or find it hard to concentrate myself during my job’
External Benchmarking
• Employee Satisfaction Survey 2011Focus on Mental Well BeingWork/life balance
• Spring 2011
Internally
VIBRANT LIVING: THEW WAY WE WORK, THE WAY WE LIVE!
Questions?
More information:Tine Roets,Preventieadviseur Psychosociale [email protected]
Inge VermeulenPreventieadviseur [email protected]
Koen Van GestelDiensthoofd Preventie & [email protected]
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