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Outsourcing can Enhance Employee's Careers -
Report A new research directed towards the impact on
staff of an employer’s decision to outsource, shows that if the right
approach is taken, employees view outsourcing as an opportunity to develop
specializations in their field of work. The research commissioned by LogicaCMG polled
200 employees from large organizations across the UK, Netherlands, France,
and Germany to find out their opinions before, during and after their
positions were outsourced. The findings show that there is still a high
level of apprehension surrounding outsourcing. Among those polled, 84
percent reported that they were concerned about the changes that would
take place at the time of an organization’s move to outsourcing. However,
91 percent of the respondents added that these initial feelings were for
the most part ungrounded. Further, while around 70 percent of those
polled commented that they felt more satisfied in their new job as
compared to before, 49 percent of all respondents cited outsourcing as an
opportunity to develop further specialization in their field of work.
Employees in the Netherlands and France were most positive after a move to
outsourcing and 71 percent of the respondents see the change as an
opportunity to revitalize their career. The study also found that for employees to
embrace and benefit from a move to outsourcing, the transitional process
must be handled with open and timely communication at an early stage in
the process. The poll showed that while the structure and content of the
remuneration and employee benefits package are important, feelings of
being part of the new team and involvement in the new company have the
most positive impact on the overall perception of the outsourcing
project. Summarizing the findings of the report, Paul
Dunn, management consultant at LogicaCMG said, “This research shows that
despite initial misgivings, employees respond positively to the
outsourcing process, and even view it as an opportunity to enhance their
careers, if it is handled correctly. Specific lessons to be learnt from
the survey highlight the importance of a clear communications programme
that defines the goals, outlines the benefits, engages affected staff at
an early stage, and encourages input to all aspects of the outsourcing
process from all key stakeholders. This kind of approach will ensure a
smooth transition and ensure long-term employee
retention.” Source: LogicaCMG
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