Global Mobility
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Global Mobility
The purpose is to fluidly facilitate assignments around the globe that address a range of needs from personal growth to achievement of business goals.
Scope
Deliverables in two parts:
- Part 1
- Published guidelines for how we currently handle people moving around the world; this is about documenting and sharing out what already happens --> People Resources Mana
- Part 2
- Reviewed, modified, and published guidelines that achieve the purpose of this goal --> People Resources Mana
- Third party vendor to manage execution of the details
- Annual budget to support assignments/moves
- Global mobility tracking into Workday HRIS
Boundaries:
Applicable to Mozilla regular employees.
Duration
2013 - 2014
Communication
Communication Type | Mechanism | Audience |
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Announcements | IRC: #peoplepeople | all |
General discussion | IRC: #peoplepeople | all |
Minutes and Progress Reports
2012 | |
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4/12/13:
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4/19/13:
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5/3/13:
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6/5/13:
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People
People resources as defined by the RASCI model:
- Responsible: owner of the problem/project
- Accountable: to whom "R" is Accountable and is the authority who approves to sign off on work before it is effective
- Supportive: provides resources or plays a supporting role in implementation
- Consulted: provides information and/or expertise necessary to complete the project
- Informed: needs to be notified of results but need not necessarily be consulted
Responsible | Mihca Degele |
Accountable | Debbie Cohen |
Supportive | (core planning team) Anika Briner, Emily Chardac, Angela King, Ally Gibley, Mardi Douglass (Communications) |
Consulted | Stormy Peters, Scott Storey (HRIS), Winnie Aoieong & Jim Cook (Finance), David Boswell (Community) |
Informed | Steering Committee, Directors, VP's |
Milestones/Iterations/Tasks
- Q1 - Collect and analyze data and historical info on how we are currently moving people around the world
- Q2 - Create and publish guidelines for this current state (i.e.: what we learned in our Q1 goal); begin designing the foundation for how we think about global assignments
- APRIL 19 - MAY 3 || interview MoCo leadership and Community leadership to determine business needs
- APRIL 19 - JUNE 30 || craft and publish guidelines for the way it is today
- MAY 6 - 31 || create the story for why people go on assignments
- MAY 1 - 31 || interview employees who were recently on assignment for feedback
- Q3-Q4 - Put a structure on the foundation, complete the design
- AUGUST 1 - 33 || create guidelines for how we'll evaluate requests, the application process, if you will
- SEPTEMBER 1 - 30 || determine and design the stuff to consider and pay for to help support successful assignments; propose a budget for 2014; submit RFP's to global mobility vendors; determine Workday capabilities
- OCTOBER 1 - 31 || submit first draft of overall design for approval; determine roll-out approach
- NOVEMBER / DECEMBER || select global mobility vendor; obtain final approval on design, vendor, and cost; publish guidelines on Mana
- Q1 2014 - Begin roll-out
References
A New Approach to International Assignments and Global Mobility
Executing and Integrating Global Mobility and Talent Programs
How Do You Define Global Mobility, Mercer Company
Emerging Trends in Global Mobility, the Assignee Perspective
Global Mobility Effectiveness Survey, Ernst & Young