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Succession Planning RECRUIT RETAIN DEVELOP Association of Air Pollution Control Agencies 2017 Fall Business Meeting Raleigh, NC Renu Chakrabarty Division of Air Quality, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection


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RECRUIT RETAIN DEVELOP

Renu Chakrabarty  Division of Air Quality, West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection  September 20, 2017

Association of Air Pollution Control Agencies  2017 Fall Business Meeting – Raleigh, NC

Succession Planning

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  • DEP agencywide leadership development effort
  • In its 2nd year
  • Small group (8-10) with effort to include at least one rep from each program (air,

water, waste, mining, env advocate, business technology, public information, etc.).

  • 9 mos “classroom”
  • Emphasis on soft skills, and knowing one’s own weaknesses and strengths in
  • rder to create good group dynamics; informal mentoring
  • Meet about every 3 weeks – led by outside coaching firm; presentations by

group members on group; “field trips” to sites regulated by agency

  • 3 mos Capstone project
  • Ideally benefits entire agency (not just one program)
  • Succession Planning was the inaugural group’s capstone project. The rest
  • f this presentation focus’ on our findings and recommendations

EMERGING LEADERS

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BACKGROUND

20% 9% 5% 19% 47%

DEP Retirement Eligibility

(as of December 2016)

Currently eligible to retire Eligible to retire in 0-3 yrs Eligible to retire in >10 yrs Eligible to retire in 5-10 yrs Eligible to retire in 3-5 yrs

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  • Collaborate with DOP to begin the process to change tested entry level technical

(ERS1, ENV1) positions to an unassembled application instead of a test-based application.

  • Place the realistic salary range in the job postings, along with interview letters and
  • ther correspondence with applicants.
  • Expand posting reach by submitting to college job offices and by posting all positions

externally instead of posting internally first.

  • Develop recruitment materials/video that highlight the benefits of working for DEP –

agency mission, plus other employment benefits; paid time off, 457, retirement, etc.

RECRUIT

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  • Collaborate with DOP to begin the process to change tested entry level technical

(ERS1, ENV1) positions to an unassembled application instead of a test-based application.

  • Place the realistic salary range in the job postings, along with interview letters and
  • ther correspondence with applicants.
  • Expand posting reach by submitting to college job offices and by posting all positions

externally instead of posting internally first.

  • Develop recruitment materials/video that highlight the benefits of working for DEP –

agency mission, plus other employment benefits; paid time off, 457, retirement, etc.

RECRUIT

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RETAIN

  • Develop annual surveys to evaluate employee engagement and identify potential

problem areas for improvement.

  • Revamp the use of exit interviews to determine root causes and trends for employee

departures.

  • Encourage the continuation of the implementation of the Pay Progression for all job

classes.

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DEVELOP

  • Improve the on-boarding process through training and establishing job expectations
  • f new employees.
  • Formalize coaching and mentoring throughout the agency.
  • Division Directors assess and develop priorities of training and leadership needs for

staffing needs in the next three years.

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MERIT RAISES

  • Recently allowed after 13 years.
  • Trying to address pay scale imbalances and recognize high performers.
  • Will request for about 10% of workforce in this first (but hopefully not last) round.
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THANK YOU

Renu M. Chakrabarty, PE Air Toxics Coordinator Division of Air Quality West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection 601 57th Street, SE Charleston, WV 25304 Tel: (304) 926-0499, ext. 1246 Fax: (304) 926-0499 Renu.M.Chakrabarty@wv.gov