| The New Work Order
The JobBank - Leahcim Semaj
The New Work Order is here social transformation and disruption last seen over two hundred years ago this was the first Industrial Revolution
The Evolution of WORK
The First Order
The Second Order
- The First Industrial Revolution (1700)- MACHINES
- The 2nd Industrial Revolution (1900)-
- Mass Production / Assembly-Line
The New work Order
- The First Information Age MENTAL
EVIDENCE OF THE NEW WORK ORDER
- Downsizing
- Increased Output
- Rise for Knowledge Workers
- Decline for Production Workers
The NEW WORK ORDER in the USA
A chance for us to track the trends and in so doing influence our destiny
LARGEST US LAYOFFS 1993-1996
| COMPANY |
DATE |
LAYOFFS |
| IBM |
Jul-93 |
63,000 |
| Sears |
Jan-93 |
50,000 |
| AT&T |
Jan-96 |
40,000 |
| Boeing |
Feb-93 |
28,000 |
| Digital Equip |
May-94 |
20,000 |
| GTE |
Jan-94 |
17,000 |
| Nynex |
Jan-94 |
16,800 |
| AT&T |
Feb-94 |
15,000 |
| Delta Air |
Apr-94 |
15,000 |
| Lockheed Martin |
May-95 |
15,000 |
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US. NEWS & WORLD REPORT, JANUARY 22, 1996
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PERCENT CHANGE 1990-1995 TOP 10 CORPORATE JOB CUTS
| COMPANY |
EMPLOY |
PRODUCTIVITY |
| DIGITAL EQUIP |
-50.2% |
+82.0% |
| McDON DOUG |
-47.5% |
+43.25 |
| GE |
-25.5% |
+38.0% |
| KMART |
-32.4% |
+37.1% |
| GTE |
-31.2% |
+35.3% |
| IBM |
-32.5% |
+32.5% |
| GM |
-6.9% |
+23.4% |
| GEN DYNAMICS |
-71.7% |
+5.7% |
| BOEING |
-35.1% |
-6.6% |
| SEARS |
-40.2% |
-9.8% |
| TOTAL |
-29.1% |
+27.9% (BW 2/24/97) |
INCREASE IN GDP 1960-1990
| USA |
1000% |
| UK |
1346% |
| CANADA |
1411% |
| FRANCE |
1955% |
| W. GERMANY |
2064% |
| ITALY |
2745% |
| JAPAN |
6617% |
| JAMAICA |
95% |
THE END OBJECTIVE OF THE NWO
½ by 2 by 3 Rule
- ½ as many people on the payroll
- Paid twice as well
- Producing three times as much
Charles Handy, The Coming Work Culture
LEARS, Jan 1991, Vol. 3, #1
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
- ANYTHING CAN BE MADE ANYWHERE
- Where its cheapest
- AND SOLD EVERYWHERE
- Where it gets the highest price
- This is great for individual companies
- Not necessarily good news for individual nations and some workers
HUMAN CAPITAL CHANGES THE RULES
- Unlike equipment or money, human capital cannot be owned by management
- Unhappy Assets Can Leave The Company
- An Educated Workforce
- Needed To Attract And Keep Brainpower Industries In Any Country
THIS REQUIRES COMPULSORY PUBLIC EDUCATION
- THE CHOICES FOR THE SOCIETY
- More investment in education, or occupational training
- More investment in welfare in police in prisons
Mastering the New Work Order
1. ATTITUDES MUST CHANGE
2. JOB SEARCH SKILLS COME FIRST
BEST WAY TO GET A JOB
- Give away your time
- Better to go out and work for nothing
- Than to stay home doing nothing
3. DEVELOP JOB CREATION SKILLS
4. No More Lifetime Employment
GOOD WORK + CROSS TRAINING + CONTINUOUS EDUCATION = LIFETIME EMPLOYABILITY
5. Work Units Must Change From Departments to Teams
6. The Ascension of Women in the Workplace
- At primary and secondary school girls are out performing boys worldwide
- Boys are more likely to be held back or drop out while girls stay in school longer
- Females have vaulted the University gap
- 71.4% graduates November 97
7. Jobs Change from Simple Tasks to Multi-Dimensional Work
8. Job Preparation Change From Training to Education
9. Special Behavioral Skills needed For the New Work Order
- PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS
- PEOPLE SKILLS
- INTEGRATIVE SKILLS
10. Peoples Roles Change - From Controlled to Empowered
11. Hiring Criteria Change From Narrow Qualifications to D.A.T.A.
- DESIRE- They really want the job
- ABILITY- They are good at the tasks required
- TEMPERAMENT- Their personality fits the situation
- ASSETS- They have other resources that the work requires
12. Temporary Workers Become Permanent Fixture
13. Performance Measures and Compensation Change - From Activity to Results
14. Advancement Criteria Change - From Performance to Ability
15. Values Change- From PROTECTIVE TO PRODUCTIVE
PRODUCTIVITY IS PARAMOUNT
- The real basis for pay increase
- Wage demands can not be allowed to fuel inflation
- Companies can no longer increase revenue by increasing price
- Price increase can not be allowed to drive up inflation New Work Order Guarantee
16. GOOD CORPORATE CITIZEN
- Full partnership with the social environment
17. The Role of the Union must be redefined
18. MANAGEMENT
- Must also change Become a learning environment
19. Managers Change - From Supervisors to Coaches
- Coaches help teams solve problems
- Old Order bosses design and allocate work, supervise, check, monitor and control
- Teams do these things for themselves
- Mentors look out for long term career development
20. MIDDLE MANAGEMENT HAS A NEW ROLE
- From Defending What Use To Be To Encouraging What Should and Can Be
21. Organizational Structure Changes- from Hierarchical to Flat
22. Executives Change from Scorekeepers to Leaders
CHANGE
- A BEND IN THE ROAD ONLY MEANS THE END OF THE ROAD...
- ...IF YOU FAIL TO MAKE THE TURN
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