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Employee Satisfaction Survey Fall 2016 Presented by the Leadership Excellence Program, Cohort II William Albritton Kathryn Fujioka-Imai Lori Lei Hayashi Tracie Ku uipo Losch Grant Okamura Introduction Presented by Kathryn Fujioka-Imai


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Employee Satisfaction Survey

Fall 2016

Presented by the Leadership Excellence Program, Cohort II

William Albritton Kathryn Fujioka-Imai Lori Lei Hayashi Tracie Kuʻuipo Losch Grant Okamura

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Introduction

Presented by Kathryn Fujioka-Imai

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Introduction

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Reviewed previous surveys Revised survey

  • bjectives

Consulted research experts and

  • ur OPPA

Distributed via Survey Share Solicited feedback from leadership

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Summary of respondents

200 people responded Response rate Employment category and location

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Summary of respondents

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Summary of respondents

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Length of Employment

Summary of respondents

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85%

85% say they are satisfied working for Leeward Community College

Overall Satisfaction

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Overall Satisfaction Indicators

said, “I know what is expected of me at work.”

94%

said, “My work is meaningful.”

96%

said, “I feel safe on campus”

84%

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Overall Satisfaction Indicators

said, “I feel I can freely express my opinion.”

66%

said, “I feel fairly treated.”

74%

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90%

Overall Satisfaction Indicators

say “I enjoy coming to work”

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Administration

The Chancellor provides effective leadership to the campus.

78%

The Administrative Team provides effective leadership to my division/department/unit. The Administrative Team encourages an open exchange of ideas that foster institutional improvement.

66% 62%

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Participatory Governance

Campus Council effectively carries out its role in governance. The Faculty Senate effectively carries out its role in governance.

36% 56%

The College’s overall planning process effectively incorporates input from appropriate people or groups in the College

57%

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Physical Spaces

Landscaping - Cleanliness Academic Support Services - Cleanliness

83%

84%

My office space - Maintenance

86%

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Physical Spaces II

Parking Lots & Access Roads - Maintenance Parking Lots & Access Roads - Cleanliness

44%

52%

Classrooms - Cleanliness & Maintenance

63%

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Themes from comments

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Key Strengths

Faculty and Staff

1

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Students

2

Collegiality

3

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Key Strengths

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Parking and Traffic

1

Campus Life

2

Space Utilization

3

Key Opportunities for Improvement

Presented by Lori Lei Hayashi

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Key Opportunities for Improvement

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Comparisons to previous surveys

I know the mission, major goals, initiatives, and priorities of the College. Rate the adequacy of the Cleanliness of the Facilities

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The College’s overall planning process effectively incorporates input from appropriate people or groups in the College The Chancellor provides effective leadership to the campus.

Comparisons to previous surveys

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The College provides professional development activities that help me do my work efficiently and effectively, e.g., training, conferences, workshops, mentoring, etc. The activities of my division/department/unit tie into mission, major goals, initiatives, and/or priorities of the College.

Comparisons to previous surveys

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Next steps

The full report will be available on the college

  • Intranet. An email announcement will be sent

soon. Feel free to use this survey to inspire more detailed, follow-up surveys for your area Keep an eye out for the same survey in Spring 2018.

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Mahalo

Assistant Professor CC, ICS Faculty Senate Chair

William Albritton Lori Lei Hayashi Kathryn Fujioka-Imai

Human Resources Manager and EEO/AA Coordinator Human Resources Office Associate Professor CC, English Language Arts Division Chair Associate Professor CC, Hawaiian Studies Hawaiian Studies Program Coordinator

Tracie Kuʻuipo Losch

Auxiliary & Facilities Service Manager Operations and Maintenance

Grant Okamura

Leadership Excellence Program, Cohort II