Objectives - Future Focused Finance

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Great Place to Work – Senior Responsible Officer Cathy Kennedy
Template for work stream leads (to be completed by 6th June 2014)
Name of work stream: Enabling Mobility
Name(s) of work stream lead: Karen Berry, Andrew Cheesman
Project Outline
Objectives
The aim of enabling mobility is to secure and enhance the future for finance staff by
proactively managing and developing talent, through creating cross-boundary career paths with
cross-fertilisation.
This project will attempt to identify the main barriers to mobility and how they can be
addressed to enable (more) mobility of staff. The project will also identify the benefits from
enabling mobility so that these benefits can be used to promote more secondments for NHS
finance staff.
Scope
Secondment arrangements will be reviewed to understand how mobility can be enhanced.
Secondments will be analysed by a.) time, b.) professional roles and c.) location/employing
body and d.) type.
Process to support staff changing positions through recruitment procedures will not be
considered as part of this project.
The project will also review the barriers to secondments for NHS staff and options for
overcoming these barriers.
Potential expenditure
There are no costs expected to arise from this workstream for the work planned through to
October 2014 beyond travel expenses for up to 2 face to face review meetings for the work
stream leads.
If there are recommendations for further work to be commissioned this is likely to be at a cost
to be determined.
Stakeholder map
Workstream development – a representative sample of CFOs and Heads of Finance from:
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Trusts and FTs (including different types of providers)
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CCGs
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NHS England (central, regional and Area Teams)
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National ALBs – Monitor, TDA, HEE, PHE
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National/regional support services– NHS PS, CSUs
Final workstream output to benefit:
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All NHS Finance staff in England
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All Clinical, operational and policy leads in the NHS in England
Timescales
Next Steps
Perceptions and experiences of recent secondments will be surveyed during the period June to
September 2014, reviewed and explored with:
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a sample of CFOs of different NHS bodies;
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a sample of all levels of finance staff within different NHS bodies;
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a sample of different professional managers within NHS bodies (with regards secondments of
finance staff into their operational and professional functions);
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Accountancy firms engaged with the NHS;
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Other partner organisations with well establishment programmes of secondment, e.g. Royal
Colleges;
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In addition, any relevant research projects on this area will be reviewed.
A paper detailing the findings, together with options and recommended solutions will be prepared by
the end of October 2014. An outcome of the final paper maybe a recommendation for further work to
be commissioned.
Risks
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No engagement from finance community to identify current barriers and best
practice to enabling mobility
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No sign up by CFOs to the recommended options
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