What is included with this book?
Preface | p. iii |
Figures | p. vii |
Tables | p. ix |
Summary | p. xi |
Acknowledgments | p. xvii |
Acronyms | p. xix |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Research Objective and Major Tasks | p. 3 |
Research Approach | p. 4 |
Organization of This Report | p. 7 |
Personnel Competency Modeling | p. 9 |
Human Capital Strategic Planning | p. 10 |
Competency Modeling: Evolution and Applications | p. 12 |
A Conceptual Framework for HRC's Competency Models | p. 14 |
Method | p. 16 |
Survey Design | p. 17 |
Procedure | p. 19 |
Participants | p. 20 |
Measures | p. 21 |
Analysis | p. 23 |
Results | p. 26 |
Major Results by Level | p. 27 |
Major Results by Position | p. 28 |
Workforce Analysis for the New HRC | p. 31 |
HRC's Workforce Demand | p. 33 |
HRC's Potential Workforce Supply | p. 36 |
Size of the Workforce Gap | p. 43 |
Closing Competency Gaps | p. 45 |
Experiences of Major Employers in Kentucky | p. 46 |
United Parcel Service | p. 46 |
Geek Squad City | p. 48 |
Toyota | p. 49 |
Resources and Opportunities in Kentucky | p. 50 |
Priorities in Addressing Competency Gaps and Options for Action | p. 55 |
Migrating to HRC's Future State | p. 60 |
Implementing the Institutional Human Capital Strategy | p. 64 |
Training Plans for Exemplar Positions: HR Specialist and IT Specialist | p. 68 |
Conclusions and Recommendations | p. 79 |
Conclusions | p. 79 |
Recommendations | p. 81 |
Appendix | |
Personnel Competency Modeling | p. 85 |
Personnel Competency Survey | p. 141 |
References | p. 195 |
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