Who can help with an HR Mission Statement and HR 5 year plan?

Assignment Details:

• HR Mission Statements (5%): Write a mission statement for the HR Department of your chosen organization during various phases of its development. For example, if it is a mature company, go back to the beginning and write what you think would be appropriate mission statements for the HR function at the start-up phase, growth phase, mature phase and eventually decline phase. Refer to the reading and resources in week 3 as a refresher on how to write mission statements, as well as this week’s readings on the phases of HR.
• Remember, these mission statements (you should write 3 – 4 for various phases of the company’s development) are mission statements for the HR Department of the organization, not for the entire company
• 5-Year HR Plan (5%): Develop an outline for a 5-year organization plan for the HR function of your organization. Include the current HR structure, and demonstrate how this structure will change over the next five years Include some detail on the responsibilities carried by the various positions in the organizational chart, given the mission and vision of the organization

Background information on select organization:

The Tapestry: Children’s Advocacy Center

• Nonprofit child protection agency serving 1,000 children and their families.
• 50 employees Total: 30 caseworkers (15 are Part Time), 20 office workers including speech pathologist, art therapist, athletic instructor, volunteer coordinator, office manager, HR manager, receptionist, administrative assistants, controller, accounting clerks, Development Director, clinical manager, Social Work Director and an Executive Director of the agency.
• Experiencing high turnover and having trouble recruiting skilled caseworkers.
• Most of the caseworkers are fresh graduates and/or between the ages of 24 and 30 and 75 women, many with young children.
• Base pay for case workers is relatively low due to positions being in social work and lack of funding for base pay increases. Overtime is not compensation since they are exempt professionals. Average Salary is $30,000.
• Benefit load is at 45% of salary for medical, dental, life & disability insurance.
• Funding for the agency his from foundations and government agencies.
• The work is extremely emotionally demanding and physically draining due to the nature and number of the cases, time pressures of filing and reporting as well as situations the workers are involved with the children and their families.
• Employees complain that their work is so demanding and hours so long that it is difficult to take care of personal things even on the weekends.
• The highest expense for the agency has been for employee group medical coverage and worker’s compensation for-the-job injuries working with emotionally and developmentally delayed children.
• The agency has three small office locations in the trendy areas in metropolitan Denver with a small outreach office in Boulder.
• Continual education and building certifications are very important to the social workers and professional/clinical staff.
• Morale and employee engagement has been low due to high pressure on the job and lack of sufficient funds to do their jobs.
• Employees believe in the mission of taking care of children who are the poor and disadvantaged.
• This is the reason they joined the organization and remain loyal.
• They have a very large volunteer force that helps with certain programs, running charitable/fundraising events, and routine maintenance on the facility.
• Everyone on staff is responsible for attending regular public awareness and educational events to increase exposure of the agency to the public.
• Annual operating budget is $10MM, total budget for pay and benefits is $4.5MM
• The Executive Director has appealed to you, the Board of directors, for guidance to help stabilize the workforce and effectively continue their mission.
• They are in the growth phase

Organizational Mission Statement:

“We seek to enrich the lives of the children and their families throughout the community in which we serve. The Tapestry organization is steadfast in our goal to promote, develop and protect the well-being of the people around us.”

Organizational Vision Statement:

“Our future depends on the right of every child to attain education, protection, and development. Our priority is to make sure that happens.”