3.1 HRBP Team Work Plan Summary Template
3.1 HRBP Team Work Plan Summary Template
3.1 HRBP Team Work Plan Summary Template
Instructions:
• Slide 3-7: Understand the activities that drive HRBP effectiveness, and evaluate potential activities and/or deliverables that
HRBPs can own in order to deliver high-quality HR support.
• Slide 8-11: Identify HRBP delivery and support implications given your organization’s HR structure.
• Slide 12-17: Draft objectives, stakeholders, success measures, and additional considerations specific to each of the identified
HRBP activities and/or initiatives.
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Roadmap
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Common HRBP Activities Can Be Spread Across Four Roles
Greatest Impact on Talent Outcomes
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Sample Strategic Deliverables HRBPs May Manage
Type of Strategic
Activity Description
Activities
HRBPs are key to fully understanding and interpreting the “state of the business unit”, and often are
responsible for communicating that back in various forms. This could include a talent audit, leadership audit,
Business Unit trends, workforce planning inputs, plans and project plans for future change initiatives, and identification of
Talent Strategy critical needs of the business. This could also incorporate an interpretation of effectiveness and importance
of key talent management initiatives within their business unit and plans to re-prioritize or improve.
Business Unit HRBPs are often tasked with bringing key talent metrics to and interpreting them with their line clients.
Dashboard
Change HRBPs often lead change initiatives. This could include building a project plan that identifies stakeholders,
Management Plans possible hurdles, and expected outcomes.
for Key HR
Initiatives
Many HRBPs “coach” leaders even if it’s not explicitly asked for or expected by line leaders. Plans here
Leadership
Coaching Plan could range from simple and high level to more of a full leadership talent audit.
Networking Map HRBPs summarize internal their networks, both in HR and beyond, to deliver strategic solutions.
From Center of HRBPs often take turns versioning COE content for the line. For example, an HRBP may create an email
Excellence to the communication template for managers to discuss upcoming compensation changes and share it back with
Line the broader team of HRBPs.
HRBPs can also take the lead in aggregating feedback for specific HR process owners on what’s working,
From the Line to
what’s not, what’s easy to keep standardized, and where delivery is being customized. For example, an
the Center of
Excellence HRBP may gather feedback on a particular new manager training from his/her group, and other HRBPs
across the business, and bring it back to L&D.
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Identifying
<Activity>
<Activity>
<Activity>
<Activity>
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Roadmap
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HR Governance Influences HRBP Responsibilities
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Five Decision Variables Determine HR Customization Needs
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Evaluating Degree of Customization Required
Identify areas that may Assessment of HRBP Coordination and Intra-HR Partnerships
require more or less
customization for your Potential Areas for Less HRBP Potential Areas for More HRBP
Variable
HRBP team across their Customization Customization
day-to-day project work.
Strategic Process
Workforce Profile
Technology
Compliance
Business Expertise
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Roadmap
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ACTIVITY SUMMARY: <Activity Name>
Description of HRBP Team Activity/Work: <Clear and concise statement that captures the essence of the HRBP activity>
2. <Assumption> 2. <Assumption>
3. <Assumption> 3. <Assumption> <Metric> <What it Measures>
4. <Assumption> 4. <Assumption>
<Metric> <What it Measures>
Additional Considerations (e.g. Global-Local, Coordination Required, Alignment With Goals, etc.)
<Metric> <What it Measures>
• <Consideration>
• <Consideration>
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ACTIVITY SUMMARY: <Activity Name>
Description of HRBP Team Activity/Work: <Clear and concise statement that captures the essence of the HRBP activity>
2. <Assumption> 2. <Assumption>
3. <Assumption> 3. <Assumption> <Metric> <What it Measures>
4. <Assumption> 4. <Assumption>
<Metric> <What it Measures>
Additional Considerations (e.g. Global-Local, Coordination Required, Alignment With Goals, etc.)
<Metric> <What it Measures>
• <Consideration>
• <Consideration>
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ACTIVITY SUMMARY: <Activity Name>
Description of HRBP Team Activity/Work: <Clear and concise statement that captures the essence of the HRBP activity>
2. <Assumption> 2. <Assumption>
3. <Assumption> 3. <Assumption> <Metric> <What it Measures>
4. <Assumption> 4. <Assumption>
<Metric> <What it Measures>
Additional Considerations (e.g. Global-Local, Coordination Required, Alignment With Goals, etc.)
<Metric> <What it Measures>
• <Consideration>
• <Consideration>
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ACTIVITY SUMMARY: <Activity Name>
Description of HRBP Team Activity/Work: <Clear and concise statement that captures the essence of the HRBP activity>
2. <Assumption> 2. <Assumption>
3. <Assumption> 3. <Assumption> <Metric> <What it Measures>
4. <Assumption> 4. <Assumption>
<Metric> <What it Measures>
Additional Considerations (e.g. Global-Local, Coordination Required, Alignment With Goals, etc.)
<Metric> <What it Measures>
• <Consideration>
• <Consideration>
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ACTIVITY SUMMARY: <Activity Name>
Description of HRBP Team Activity/Work: <Clear and concise statement that captures the essence of the HRBP activity>
2. <Assumption> 2. <Assumption>
3. <Assumption> 3. <Assumption> <Metric> <What it Measures>
4. <Assumption> 4. <Assumption>
<Metric> <What it Measures>
Additional Considerations (e.g. Global-Local, Coordination Required, Alignment With Goals, etc.)
<Metric> <What it Measures>
• <Consideration>
• <Consideration>
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