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Sustainable employability is a key element for our organisation. Employees need longer motivated, flexible and innovative work within an ever-changing environment. The common aspect is that both the employee and the employer of the 21st century look at careers in a new way and together have the responsibility to shape this. It is now more than ever about continuing to participate, being innovative and finding a response to change. The translation of sustainable employability is reflected in the objective of the municipality’s human resources policy; on the one hand, maintaining healthy and motivated staff and, on the other hand, maintaining a well-established official organisation. The sub-objectives of human resources policy are inter alia; a manageable rate of absenteeism (..%); low inflow WIA; proper implementation of the laws, low turnover of staff; flexible and involvement of staff; employee satisfaction (score 7,8); customer satisfaction, strive for zero accidents and loyalty to the collective values. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: Sustainable employability is a key element for our organisation. Employees need longer motivated, flexible and innovative work within an ever-changing environment. The common aspect is that both the employee and the employer of the 21st century look at careers in a new way and together have the responsibility to shape this. It is now more than ever about continuing to participate, being innovative and finding a response to change. The translation of sustainable employability is reflected in the objective of the municipality’s human resources policy; on the one hand, maintaining healthy and motivated staff and, on the other hand, maintaining a well-established official organisation. The sub-objectives of human resources policy are inter alia; a manageable rate of absenteeism (..%); low inflow WIA; proper implementation of the laws, low turnover of staff; flexible and involvement of staff; employee satisfaction (score 7,8); customer satisfaction, strive for zero accidents and loyalty to the collective values. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: Sustainable employability is a key element for our organisation. Employees need longer motivated, flexible and innovative work within an ever-changing environment. The common aspect is that both the employee and the employer of the 21st century look at careers in a new way and together have the responsibility to shape this. It is now more than ever about continuing to participate, being innovative and finding a response to change. The translation of sustainable employability is reflected in the objective of the municipality’s human resources policy; on the one hand, maintaining healthy and motivated staff and, on the other hand, maintaining a well-established official organisation. The sub-objectives of human resources policy are inter alia; a manageable rate of absenteeism (..%); low inflow WIA; proper implementation of the laws, low turnover of staff; flexible and involvement of staff; employee satisfaction (score 7,8); customer satisfaction, strive for zero accidents and loyalty to the collective values. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q4011369 in Netherlands
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Municipality of St. Anthonis |
Project Q4011369 in Netherlands |
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7,500.0 Euro
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15,000.0 Euro
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50.0 percent
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29 March 2017
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29 March 2018
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Gemeente Sint Anthonis
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5845ZG
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Duurzame inzetbaarheid is een sleutelelement voor onze organisatie. Medewerkers moeten langer gemotiveerd, flexibel en innovatief doorwerken binnen een steeds veranderende omgeving. Het gemeenschappelijke aspect is dat zowel de werknemer als de werkgever van de 21ste eeuw op een nieuwe manier naar loopbanen kijken en samen de verantwoordelijkheid dragen hier vorm aan te geven. Het gaat nu meer dan ooit om blijvend meedoen, innovatief zijn en antwoord vinden op verandering. De vertaalslag van duurzame inzetbaarheid is terug te vinden in de doelstelling van het personeelsbeleid van de gemeente; het enerzijds behouden van gezonde en gemotiveerde medewerkers en anderzijds een goed lopende ambtelijke organisatie. De subdoelen van het personeelsbeleid zijn o.a.; een beheersbaar ziekteverzuimpercentage (..%); lage instroom WIA; het juist uitvoeren van de wetten, gering personeelsverloop; flexibele en betrokkenheid inzet van personeel; medewerkertevredenheid (score 7,8); klanttevredenheid, streven naar nul ongevallen en loyaliteit aan de collectieve waarden. (Dutch)
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Sustainable employability is a key element for our organisation. Employees need longer motivated, flexible and innovative work within an ever-changing environment. The common aspect is that both the employee and the employer of the 21st century look at careers in a new way and together have the responsibility to shape this. It is now more than ever about continuing to participate, being innovative and finding a response to change. The translation of sustainable employability is reflected in the objective of the municipality’s human resources policy; on the one hand, maintaining healthy and motivated staff and, on the other hand, maintaining a well-established official organisation. The sub-objectives of human resources policy are inter alia; a manageable rate of absenteeism (..%); low inflow WIA; proper implementation of the laws, low turnover of staff; flexible and involvement of staff; employee satisfaction (score 7,8); customer satisfaction, strive for zero accidents and loyalty to the collective values. (English)
26 January 2022
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Identifiers
2017EUSF201320
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