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1 ELRC Budget Three-Year Strategic Plan (2013-2015) & Annual Performance Plan (2013-2014) 1 Presentation to Parliament 30 April 2013

2 Ms HH Malgas, ChairpersonANC Ms N GinaANC Ms NW Madikizela-MandelaANC Mr ZS MakhubeleANC Ms AC MashishiANC Mr C MoniANC Ms FF MushwanaANC Mr JJ SkosanaANC Mr D SmilesDA Ms A LovemoreDA Ms L AdamsCOPE Mr W MadishaCOPE Mr AM MpontshaneIFP Ms HS MsweliIFP Mr MH HoosenID Mr NM KganyagoUDM Mr RB BhoolaMF Ms C DudleyACDP Mr KJ DikoboAZAPO Honourable members of the Education Portfolio Committee: 2

3 1. Introduction 2.Legislative Mandates 3.Situational Analysis 4.Strategic Goals 3.ELRC Programmes  Programme 1: Dispute Management Services  Programme 2: Collective Bargaining Services  Programme 3: Administration Services  Programme 4: Capital Expenditure 6.Overview of 2013/14 Budget & MTEF Estimates 7. ELRC Organogram Table of Contents: 3

4 The Annual Performance Plan, together with the Budget:  Was developed by the management of the ELRC under the guidance of the Accounting Authority;  Is in line with the current Strategic Plan;  Accurately reflects the performance targets which the ELRC will endeavour to achieve given the resources allocated in the budget for 2013/14; Contribute towards the achievement of Outcome 1 (improved quality of basic education); and  Is achievable within the mandate of the Council. An Executive Committee Lekgotla was held in December 2012 with the aim of identifying matters that will contribute towards the continuous improvement of the Council’s performance. Introduction 4

5 The Council is confident that the strategic vision and the Annual Performance Plan will deliver improved services in the financial year 2013/14. The strategic outcome oriented goals of the ELRC are: Proactive dispute prevention and resolution; Collective bargaining processes that maximizes the scope of the parties’ shared interest; Appropriate support and training for all involved in dispute resolution and collective bargaining; Sound communication strategies that support and complement core activities of the Council; and Research and monitoring and evaluation activities that provide an evidence base for improved policies and policy implementation in basic education. Introduction (Cont.) 5

6 Constitutional: Section 23 Section 28(2) Section 29(1) Labour Relations Act (LRA) 66 of 1995 Employment of Educators Act (EEA) 76 of 1998 Other: Service Delivery Agreement of the Minister of Basic Education Action Plan to 2014 Legislative Mandates 6

7 Legislative Amendments Further Education & Training Colleges (FETC) Amendment Act 3 of 2012 Higher Education & Training Laws Amendment Act 25 of 2010 Other Mandates ELRC Constitution Labour Appeal Court (LAC) Rulings Revision to Legislation & Other Mandates 7

8 Performance Delivery Environment ELRC is a Bargaining Council in terms of Section (37)(2) of the LRA of 1995 Executive Committee Lekgotla Dispute Management Services –Dispute Prevention –Facilitation and Intervention –Dispute Resolution Situational Analysis 8

9 Dispute Resolution –Background –Appointment and promotion disputes –Special disputes involving the child –Enforcement of awards, rulings, orders and conciliation agreements Collective Bargaining Services –Temporary educators –Incentives for educators –Conditions of service for ECD –Research Situational Analysis (Cont.) 9

10 Organisational Environment Supply Chain Management Unit Human Capital Management Funding Model Situational Analysis (Cont.) 10

11 As a way of trying to improve the performance of the Council, the Accounting Authority (EXCO) developed the following strategic goals, that emanated from the EXCO Lekgotla of December 2012: Strategic Goal 1: To rebuild sound relations between the parties to the Council. Strategic Goal 2: To review structures and strengthening processes of collective bargaining. Strategic Goal 3: To monitor, evaluate and ensure compliance to collective agreements. Strategic Goals 11

12 Strategic Goal 4: To develop and implement a dispute prevention strategy. Strategic Goal 5: To enhance good governance with the development and implementation of a risk management strategy, effective performance management of the organization and an investment in human capital development. Strategic Goals (Cont.) 12

13 Programme 1: Dispute Management Services Programme 2: Collective Bargaining Services Programme 3: Administration Services Programme 4: Capital Expenditure ELRC Programmes 13

14 PURPOSE: To manage disputes proactively. Dispute Prevention Efficiencies Special Disputes Training and Development Professional Development Programme 1: Dispute Management Services 14

15 Strategic Objective 5.1.1 (a): Provision of dispute resolution services Strategic Objective 5.1.1 (b): Resolution of special disputes involving children Strategic Objective 5.2.2: Training and Development Services Strategic Objectives: Dispute Management Services 15

16 5.1.1(a) Provision of dispute resolution services Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Dispute Management Services 16 Strategic objectiveAnnual Target: 2014 Conciliation finalised within 30 days100% Resolution of ordinary arbitrations within 180 days 80% Number of cases settled200 Resolution of promotion arbitrations within 120 days 70% of arbitrations to be resolved

17 5.1.1(a) Provision of dispute resolution services Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Dispute Management Services 17 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of conciliations finalised within 30 days from registration of dispute 100% Number of resolutions of ordinary arbitrations within 180 days from when conciliation failed 80% of resolutions resolved

18 5.1.1(a) Provision of dispute resolution services Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Dispute Management Services 18 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of cases settled 50 Number of promotion arbitrations resolved within 120 days from when conciliation failed 70% of arbitrations to be resolved

19 5.1.1 (b): Resolution of special disputes involving children Annual Targets Quarterly Targets Annual & Quarterly Targets for 2014: Dispute Management Services 19 Strategic objectiveAnnual Target: 2014 Resolution of arbitrations where a child is a victim within 180 days 75% of arbitrations to be resolved Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Resolution of arbitrations where a child is a victim within 180 days 75%

20 5.2.2: Training and Development Services Annual Targets Annual & Quarterly Targets for 2014: Dispute Management Services 20 Strategic objectiveAnnual Target: 2014 Training and development provided to 240 Dispute Resolution Practitioners and Commissioners 240 DRPs and Commissioners trained Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Training and development provided to 240 DRPs and Commissioners 240 Dispute Resolution Practitioners and Commissioners trained Quarterly Targets

21 PURPOSE: To ensure the development of effective policies in a non disruptive environment. Programme 2: Collective Bargaining Services 21

22 Strategic Objective 6.1.1: Promotion of Collective Bargaining Services Strategic Objective 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Strategic Objective 6.1.3: Monitoring the implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Strategic Objective 6.1.4: Research Services Strategic Objectives: Collective Bargaining Services 22

23 PROVINCIAL Strategic Objective 6.4.1: Information Sharing Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Collective Bargaining Services: Provincial 23

24 6.1.1: Promotion of Collective Bargaining Services Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 24 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 Conclude bargaining on identified matters of mutual interest in public education 8 of the 11 agreed matters of mutual interest in public education are concluded successfully in bargaining meetings

25 6.1.1: Promotion of Collective Bargaining Services: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 25 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of bargaining matters of mutual interest concluded 2 out of the 11 issues placed on the agenda of Council achieved. 5 out of the 11 issues placed on the agenda of Council achieved. 2 out of the 11 issues placed on the agenda of Council achieved. Collective Agreement on the revised performance management Instrument for Educators (QMS) concluded CA September 2013

26 6.1.1: Promotion of Collective Bargaining Services: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 26 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Collective Agreement on Establishing Parity of notches of Educators concluded CA September 2013 Collective Agreement on the Appointment of Temporary Educators concluded CA September 2013

27 6.1.1: Promotion of Collective Bargaining Services: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 27 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Collective Agreement on the Incentives for Educators concluded CA September 2013 Revised Post Provisioning Norms (PPN) Policy finalised June 2013

28 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 28 Strategic objectiveAnnual Target: 2014 Training and advocacy on the implementation of collective agreements 4

29 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 29 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of advocacy and training for implementation of CA on the revised performance management Instrument for Educators (QMS) conducted September 2013 November 2013

30 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 30 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Collective Agreement on the revised performance management Instrument for Educators (QMS) implemented June 2013 January 2014

31 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 31 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of advocacy and training for CA on the Appointment of Temporary Educators conducted September 2013 November 2013 Collective Agreement on the Appointment of Temporary Educators implemented January 2014

32 6.1.2: Implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies: Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 32 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Number of advocacy and training on the revised PAM conducted September 2013 PSCBC Resolution 1 of 2012 implemented June 2013September 2013 November 2013 March 2014

33 6.1.3: Monitoring the implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 33 Strategic objectiveAnnual Target: 2014 A report on the monitoring of collective agreements is available 4

34 6.1.3: Monitoring the implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 34 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A report on the monitoring of the implementation of CA on the revised performance management Instrument for Educators (QMS) is available March 2014

35 6.1.3: Monitoring the implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 35 Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A report on the monitoring of the implementation of CA on Establishing Parity of notches of Educators is available March 2014

36 6.1.3: Monitoring the implementation of Collective Agreements / Policies : Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 36 Performance Indicator1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter 3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A report on the monitoring of the implementation of CA on the Appointment of Temporary Educators is available March 2014 A report on the monitoring of the implementation of CA on the Incentives for Educators is available March 2014

37 6.1.4: Research Services Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 37 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 A report on the factors that promote labour peace, educator morale and wellbeing is available 2

38 6.1.4: Research Services Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services 38 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter 2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A preliminary report on the research on an appropriate model for the institutionalization of ECD practitioners is available September 2013 A report on the monitoring of the implementation of CA on the Incentives for Educators is available November 2013

39 Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services (Provincial) 39 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Employee Wellness Program The number of employee wellness programs introduced 2222

40 Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services (Provincial) 40 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Post Provisioning A consolidated report on the consultation process for post provisioning is available Workshop on the indicative budget for post provisioning Consultation on post provisioning are finalised and reports tabled at chamber meeting Consultation concluded and staff establishment issued to all schools Implementation reports on provisioning 2014received and analysed by chamber

41 Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services (Provincial) 41 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A report on the implementation of Collective Agreements (IQMS and PMDS) is available Educators are evaluated. Ensure that 100% educators are evaluated. Ensure that educators are developed. That 100% of those who qualified are paid Educators are evaluated and developed Educators are evaluated.

42 Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services (Provincial) 42 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Temporary Educators A report on the extent to which temporary teachers are utilised is available Temporary educators utilised maximally and effectively

43 Strategic Objective 6.4.2: Consultation, Implementation and Monitoring of Collective Agreements and Policies Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Collective Bargaining Services (Provincial) 43 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Incentives for Educators Monitoring reports on the implementation of incentives for educators are available Management Plans adopted for the implementati on of the policy Analytic report produced and adopted by the Chamber

44 PURPOSE: Provide support services to core operational functions of Council. Programme 3: Administration Services 44

45 Strategic Objective 7.1.1: Maintain and improve the finance administrative system Strategic Objective 7.1.2: Procure goods and services within policies and guidelines Strategic Objective 7.1.3: Maintain good labour relations Strategic Objective 7.1.4: Training and development Strategic Objective 7.1.5: Ensure a healthy and safe work environment Strategic Objectives: Administration Services 45

46 Strategic Objective 7.1.6: Provide reliable information technology and communication systems Strategic Objectives: Administration Services 46

47 Strategic Objective 7.1.1: Maintain and improve the finance administrative system Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Administration Services 47 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 An approved compliance and audit findings report is available Compliance report presented 90% of debt collected 100%

48 Strategic Objective 7.1.1: Maintain and improve the finance administrative system Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 48 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter An approved compliance and audit findings report is available Compliance report presented 90% of debt collected 100%

49 Strategic Objective 7.1.2: Procure goods and services within policies and guidelines Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Administration Services 49 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 A report on monitoring compliance of supply chain management is available 100% Updated approved supplier database is available Updated and approved database Number of SCM practitioners trained 3

50 Strategic Objective 7.1.2: Procure goods and services within policies and guidelines Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 50 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter A report on monitoring compliance of supply chain management is available 100%

51 Strategic Objective 7.1.2: Procure goods and services within policies and guidelines Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 51 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Updated approved supplier database is available 100% Updated approved database available Number of SCM practitioners trained 21

52 Strategic Objective 7.1.3: Maintain good labour relations Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Administration Services 52 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 HR policies reviewed and approvedApproved HR policies A Recognition agreement with the staff trade union is in place Approved Recognition Agreement Efficient and effective workforce plan reviewed Reviewed and approved workforce plan

53 Strategic Objective 7.1.3: Maintain good labour relations Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 53 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter HR policies reviewed and approved Approved HR policies Approved HR policies circulated A Recognition agreement with the staff trade union is in place Approved Recognition Agreement

54 Strategic Objective 7.1.3: Maintain good labour relations Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 54 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Efficient and effective workforce plan reviewed Commission work study Job evaluation reportAll positions evaluated and graded Approved new organizational structure

55 Strategic Objective 7.1.4: Training and development Annual Targets Annual & Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 55 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 Staff developed and trained28 employees trained Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Staff developed and trained 25147 Quarterly Targets

56 Strategic Objective 7.1.5: Ensure a healthy and safe work environment Annual Targets Annual & Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 56 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 Three wellness programmes conducted 3 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Wellness programmes conducted 111 Quarterly Targets

57 Strategic Objective 7.1.6: Provide reliable information technology and communication systems Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Administration Services 57 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 IT and communication systems overhauled

58 Strategic Objective 7.1.6: Provide reliable information technology and communication systems Quarterly Targets Quarterly Targets for 2014: Administration Services 58 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter IT and communication systems overhauled Due Diligence Report approved SITA approved as official service provider New IT and communicatio n systems implemented IT and communicatio n systems overhauled

59 PURPOSE: Provide necessary capital resources to ensure effective and efficient delivery on Council’s mandates. Programme 4: Capital Expenditure 59

60 Strategic Objective 8.1.1: Manage the property and assets of the Council with focus on increasing effectiveness, economy, transparency and integrity. Strategic Objectives: Capital Expenditure 60

61 Strategic Objective 8.1.1: Manage the property and assets of the Council with focus on increasing effectiveness, economy, transparency and integrity Annual Targets Annual Targets for 2014: Capital Expenditure 61 Programme Performance IndicatorAnnual Target: 2014 Property refurbished and maintainedTender on refurbishment awarded

62 Strategic Objective 8.1.1: Manage the property and assets of the Council with focus on increasing effectiveness, economy, transparency and integrity Quarterly Targets for 2014: Capital Expenditure 62 Programme Performance Indicator 1 st Quarter2 nd Quarter3 rd Quarter4 th Quarter Property refurbished and maintained Bid specification for appointment of Project Manager finalised Project Manager appointed Bid specification for refurbishment of building finalized and tender issued Tender awarded

63 Overview of 2013/14 Budget & MTEF Estimates 63

64 Expenditure 64

65 The core business of Dispute Resolution and Collective Bargaining Services has been allocated 66% of the total budget, up from 56%. The funding of the Council’s strategic outcome oriented goals has not been compromised. The expenditure of the ELRC is closely aligned to the income generated. The funding model is unique and challenging. Relating Expenditure Trends to Strategic-Oriented Goals 65

66 Accumulation of surplus funds. These accumulated reserves are adequate over the MTEF period. Revenue increases, excluding the transfer from transformation fund and accumulated reserves, from R56.5 million in 2009/10 to R65, 8 million in 2012/13, are due to an increase/decrease in interest from investments and transfers from reserves. Relating Expenditure Trends to Strategic-Oriented Goals (Cont.) 66

67 Expenditure increased from R46 million in 2009/10 to R58,4 million in 2012/13, at an average annual rate of 8,3 percent, mainly due to increase in the staff complement and depreciation in the 2012/13 financial year in anticipation of the increased capital expenditure of refurbishing the Council owned building. The Council projects that deficits will arise over the MTEF period due to income remaining constant. However, the Council has sufficient reserves to cover this deficit. It is anticipated that the levies would have to be increased to cover the deficit from the 2016/17 financial year, since the deficits are not sustainable in the long term. Relating Expenditure Trends to Strategic-Oriented Goals (Cont.) 67

68 ELRC Organogram 2013/14 68

69 THANK YOU. 69


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