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6.4 Performance against sustainability goals
Key Areas of Focus
FY2013 Targets
FY2013 Performance
Build a
winning team
Expand the Management Associate Programme from nine to 10 recipients
Hired 10 Management Associates
Attract and
nurture talent
Revamp Management Associate Programme – programme structure, recruitment process, additional international assignments for 25-50% of Management Associates
   
Close remaining identified skills gaps from 89% to 100%
   
Leverage technology and social media to expand mobile learning offerings and position bite-size self-directed learning to employees on-the-go
   
   
Accelerate talent rejuvenation through: Strategic Interns: 5 MDA, 2 IDA/National Infocomm Scholar, 1 MOM
  Undergraduate Scholarships: 4 Singapore, 2 Philippines, 2 Thailand
Programme structure and recruitment process have been revamped
     
     
     
Closed 100% of identified critical skills gap
     
Increased mobile learning and introduced employee generated content on Learn-Tube via staff portal ESPRESSO; Developed an event app which was used for Regional Leadership in Action, Human Resource Summit and Singtel Learning Fiesta
     
Awarded 3 National Infocomm Scholarships (NIS); 1 MOM National HR Scholarship; No award of Media Education Scheme (MES) Scholarship in FY2013 due to suitability of candidates
Awarded Singtel Group Undergraduate Scholarship: 3 Singapore, 2 Philippines, selection in mid-2013 – Thailand
Enhance employee
well-being
   
Continue to provide support to employees identified under the Chronic Disease Management Programme and educate employees to have healthy lifestyle through our ‘Love Life, Live Well’ initiatives
   
   
   
Maintain participation rates for annual health screening at FY2012 levels
   
   
All health managers to attend Occupational First Aid course by end of FY2013
Achieved
  Organised a wide range of talks and workshops focusing on mental health and wellness through Singtel Learning Fiesta 2013
  The Chronic Disease Programme did not see any improvement or decline in health indicators
  The utilisation rate for Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) and General Practitioner visits for stress-related illness declined from FY2012
     
Employees were encouraged to take responsibility for their healthcare through our ‘Love Life, Live Well’ initiative. About 1,000 employees participated in the annual health screening in FY2013
     
170 health managers attended the Occupational First Aid course