ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES XIV INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS OF LABOR Employment Services and Labor Market Observatories: Opportunities and.

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ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES XIV INTER-AMERICAN CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS OF LABOR Employment Services and Labor Market Observatories: Opportunities and Challenges in the Hemisphere “Effective Employment Services in the Region” OIE/CEATAL Virgilio S. Mena Becerra Vice President November 7th, 2006 Mexico

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION CONTENT CONTENT: I. THE USE OF SERVICES II. REASONS THAT JUSTIFY USING THE SERVICES III. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A SERVICE SUPPLIER IV. ADVANTAGES V. DISADVANTAGES IV. WHAT DO EMPLOYERS EXPECT?

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION I. THE USE OF SERVICES I. THE USE OF SERVICES: Usually for executive levels. In other levels; in cases of unique characteristics of the job specialization or the region. Small and medium size businesses occasionally use these services.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION II. REASONS THAT JUSTIFY USING THE SERVICES II. REASONS THAT JUSTIFY USING THE SERVICES: A new orientation of the company strategic focus to face the global economy. To have access to world class competition. To share specific risks. Shared capital investment. Transform fix costs into variable costs. Head Count reduction. Highly specialized functions.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION III. BASIC CHARACTERISTICS OF A SERVICE SUPPLIER Leadership in its field. Proved moral and financial solvency. Recognized experience. High standards of customer service. Auditable system of quality control. Ensure immediate availability and flexibility in services and infrastructure.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION IV. ADVANTAGES IV. ADVANTAGES : A company that hires these services may achieve a “better concentration” of its Human Resources Area in strategic issues. The Human Resources Areas may focus on the key productivity projects of the organization. The service of selecting personnel is provided by experts. Access to a large specialized data base. Access to market information: The customer can validate whether the desired skills are available and whether the salary is competitive. Possible indirect access to potential candidates currently working in companies that may be of interest to the customer. The service is paid only when the firm hires an employee. Costs for the company are less than having full time personnel in-house to provide the service.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION V. DISADVANTAGES V. DISADVANTAGES : Little or no knowledge at all of the culture of the company, and in consequence, on the candidate proposal. Exposition of employees: Possibility of being selected by the support service. Access to qualified information on key jobs inside the Organization (salary range and benefits). Cost vs. in-house service and value added.

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION VI. WHAT DO EMPLOYERS EXPECT? THAT SYSTEMS PROVIDE: Access to transparent, objective, impartial and recognized recruiting services, certified by authorities and other actors: Respect of Fundamental Human and Labor Rights. Regional development, identifying human and productive potential in a field: available resources in a region; population profile; social and industrial infrastructure, and characteristics of the production in a region. Deep rooting that minimizes migration. Orientation and promotion of skills based on the requirements and trends: Coordination between the talent demand in the productive sector and the supply in the education institutions (high school, technical, college). Honesty and Consistency / Productivity and Competitiveness (who, to do what)

EFFECTIVE EMPLOYMENT SERVICES IN THE REGION Foster productive development of people, establishing job training centers, providing professional practices and social services, with a regional approach and a global vision: Social Commitment. Provide job seekers and job suppliers a service that does not imply cost for first, that may be part of social services for students, and that may be a fair productive investment for employers : Social Co-Responsibility. Provide orientation for an adequate compensation according to the regional labor market. Ensuring employment / eliminating negative competition. Support in the formation of entrepreneurs, which at the same time is useful to promote economic growth and employment generation at the regional level: Micro-productive activities (family businesses, cooperatives, etc.).