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The Planning Process
The WCB's operational plan supports the achievement of the Board Members' strategic plan. It is the responsibility of the WCB executive to determine the operational plan and, through the plan, to achieve the strategy set out by Board Members. This is accomplished by dedicating corporate resources and effort towards a set of key results and objectives. The WCB's Chief Executive Officer and executive review the WCB's operational plan each year. Changes may be made in response to changes in the Board's strategic plan and to reflect progress made in the prior year towards operational objectives. This ensures alignment with the Board's strategic plan and provides for organizational stability from year to year. The operational planning model requires that the executive jointly develop Key Results, Objectives and Integrated Programs that direct corporate action. This ensures that these elements of the operational plan are cross-functional, mutually supportive, and adequately resourced. Our Strategic Plan This plan outlines the vision, mission, beliefs and values that direct the decisions we make on behalf of employers and injured workers. Our Vision Statement In serving injured workers and employers, our vision is to excel in the development and delivery of workers' compensation and injury prevention programs and services. Our Mission Statement In support of our vision, our mission is to: 1. Provide the right service, at the right time, and be cost-effective in our processes. 2. Act with dignity and treat everyone with respect. 3. Conduct our business in a fair, open, honest and professional manner. 4. Bring about positive relationships with workers, employers, and others affected by the workers' compensation system. 5. Communicate clearly our distinct identity, benefits and values. 6. Expect and recognize individual and corporate achievements and contributions to our workplace. 7. Ensure the organizational and financial integrity of the Workers' Compensation Board. Our Statement Of Beliefs Our corporate beliefs are: 1. Injured workers and employers deserve excellent service. 2. Workers, employers and others deal with us honestly. 3. Employers care about their employees and care that their employees receive excellent service. 4. The WCB's future relies on positive relationships built on trust, understanding and cooperation in our programs and services. 5. WCB employees want to excel in customer service. 6. The WCB is guided by its corporate values in all of its decisions. Our Value Statements Our corporate values are the standards by which our actions and decisions are to be considered and judged by others and are rooted in our Code of Conduct and Ethics. 1. Dignity - those we serve and those we work with are treated with respect and consideration. 2. Fair - those we serve and those we work with are treated equally and without prejudice or bias, and in a timely manner. 3. Honest - we are truthful with those we serve and those we work with. 4. Open - our programs and services are easy to access and to understand. Our decisions and actions are clear, reasonable and open to examination. Back to Top Our Strategy Statements The strategy statements are meant to be interrelated and mutually supportive. Taken together, strategy statements are meant to represent a comprehensive, preferred future for the organization. Service - We will provide support to injured workers, their families and employers when they need it most and be cost effective in our processes. We will develop and promote injury prevention programs. We will return injured workers to wellness, including the return to suitable employment. Relationships - We will continue to build relationships that serve the interests of workers and employers. Strategic and Risk Management - We will follow a planning process that anticipates and responds to the environment, that integrates operational planning, and that results in service and management excellence and efficiency. We will follow a risk management process that identifies and mitigates risks that jeopardize the implementation of the strategic plan. Employee Relations - We will promote pride in WCB employees and require accountability for individual and corporate achievements, and responsibility for how work is accomplished. Back to Top Our Operational Plan Each year, our Board and Executive review and revise our corporate goals in key result areas and the steps to be taken to achieve them. Revisions to the Operational Plan The 2007-2009 Operational Plan differs from its predecessor in three ways:
The pages that follow describe the Key Results, Objectives and Integrated Programs that make up the 2007-2009 Operational Plan, as well as progress made in the past year. Back to Top Key Result Area: Excellent Service Objective: To achieve a customer satisfaction rating of 4.75 out of 5 as defined by the Common Measurements Tool survey methodology. Objective Supports:
Objective: To hire, develop and retain a competent work force as measured by the WCB's Human Resources Alignment Index. Objective Supports:
Objective: To ensure that 100% of key business processes have appropriate standards and controls in place that are monitored through quality control and quality assurance processes. Objective Supports:
Objective: To build effective business relationships that advance mutual interests as measured by defined outcomes. Objective Supports:
Objective: To achieve a continuous reduction in workplace injuries, as measured by the provincial Time Loss injury rate. Targets 2007 - 3.85% 2008 - 3.70% 2009 - 3.60% 2010 - 3.50% Objective Supports:
Objective: To establish an enterprise risk management process that mitigates risks that threaten the WCB?s ability to successfully achieve its strategic goals and objectives. Objective Supports:
Objective: To protect benefit entitlement and maintain competitive rates, the WCB will achieve 100% funded status, as required by policy, by December 31, 2012. Objective Supports:
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