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THE PATH TO HIGHER COLLEAGUES ENGAGEMENT PIERRE O. BOTTERON, VP HUMAN RESOURCES EUROPE, FRHI 1 June 2014

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The path to high Colleagues' Engagement by Pierre O. Botteron from the second BeeSocial Event at Impact Hub Zurich hosted by Beekeeper.

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THE  PATH  TO  HIGHER  COLLEAGUES    ENGAGEMENT PIERRE  O.  BOTTERON,  VP  HUMAN  RESOURCES  EUROPE,  FRHI

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Fairmont •  Operating hotels 7 •  Under dev. 2 Raffles •   Operating hotels 2 •  Residences 1 •  Under dev. 2

Swissôtel •   Operating hotels 17 •  Under dev. 2 Total •   Operating hotels 26 •  Residences 1 •  Under dev. 6

= Under development

FRHI  EUROPE  REGION

•  3 Brands and 31 hotels •  10 countries •  8 different languages •  Many different cultures

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EUROPEAN  TRENDS  IN  MANAGING  PEOPLE

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Training and people development

HR communicationsand social media

HR targetoperating model

Sample size: 2,304

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to act

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to act

Medium need to act

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Effort invested

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Talent management and

leadershipEngagement, behavior, and culture management

HR analytics: strategic workforce planning and reporting

Performance management and rewards

Recruiting: branding, hiring, and onboarding

Labor costs, flexibility, and restructuring

Diversity andgeneration

managementLow

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Talent management and leadershipHR analytics: strategic work-force planning and reportingEngagement, behavior, and culture managementPerformance management and rewardsHR communications and social media

HR target operating model

Training and people development

Labor costs, flexibility, and restructuring

Recruiting: branding, hiring, and onboarding

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DE UK FR IT ES RU NL TR CH SE BE AT NO DK IE FI GR PT RO UA HR SI BG MK MT

LowNational GDPHigh

Source: 2013 BCG/EAPM proprietary Web survey and analysis.Note: The data are from countries with more than 20 respondents. Rankings are based on the combined values of future importance and current capabilities. The sorting of HR topics is based on overall rankings. DE = Germany, Uk = United kingdom, FR = France, IT = Italy, ES = Spain, RU = ������ƽ����ʌ������������ƽ����ʌ�������ƽ����ʌ������������ƽ����ʌ�������ƽ����ʌ��������ƽ����ʌ��������ƽ����ʌ�������ƽ����ʌ��������ƽ����ʌ�������ƽ���ʌ�Finland, GR = Greece, PT = Portugal, RO = Romania, UA = Ukraine, HR = Croatia, SI = Slovakia, BG = Bulgaria, Mk = Macedonia, and MT = Malta.

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Source:  BCG,  Oct  2013

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THE  STATE  OF  ENGAGEMENT  TODAY

•  Khan (1990) defines engagement as: “The harnessing of organization member’s selves to their work roles”

•  For Schaufeli et al. (2002) engagement refers to a more “persistent and pervasive affective-cognitive state that is not focused on any particular object, event, individual, or behavior”

•  These definitions are completed by Saks (2006) who identifies three dimensions: cognitive, behavioral and

emotional

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Psychological MEANINGFULNESS

Psychological AVAILABILITY

Psychological SAFETY

“our real selves show up when we say what we think and feel in the service of doing the work the best way that we know how. When we deeply care about what we are doing,

and are committed to doing the best we can, we feel compelled to speak rather than remain silent”

KAHN  (1990)  ENGAGEMENT  DEFINITION  &  CONCEPT

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TWO  SPECIFICITIES  OF  THE  SERVICE  INDUSTRY

The luxury hospitality industry has this specificity that “customer relationships are associated more closely with the individual service provider than with the organization“ Tax & Brown (1998)

One potential barrier to reach this relation and obtain a high level of engagement is the hierarchy, traditionally very heavy in this industry

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Job Fit

Affective Commitment

Psychological climate

Employee Engagement

Conceptual  model  of  employee  engagement  (Shuck  et  al.,  2011)

Discretionary Efforts

Intention to Turnover

ENGAGEMENT  AT  THE  CENTRE  OF  OUR  PEOPLE  PRACTICES

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THAT’S  HOW  IT  ALL  STARTED

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QUESTIONS  &  ANSWERS

Thank  You

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