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Balancing Passion & Progress: how do we manage volunteers? Dr Louise Parkes & Carly Adams NFP HR Forum Cerebral Palsy Alliance, 7 th August 2012 e: louise.parkes@voiceproject.com.au p: 0412 822 340

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believe, belong & achieve purpose "We believe" in why we're here, what we do & how we do it participation "We belong" in this organisation, we are recognised, involved & growing progress passion / engagement "We achieve" our goals, we are getting better & our future is positive Langford, P. H., Parkes, L. P., & Metcalf, L. (2006). Developing a structural equation model of organisational performance and employee engagement. Proceedings of the joint conference of the Australian Psychological Society and the New Zealand Psychological Society, Auckland, New Zealand. 3

volunteers 382 volunteers in 9 organisations NFP Impact On PASSION / ENGAGEMENT 10% 88% +16% - Organisational Commitment 5% 89% +12% - Job Satisfaction 5% 97% +16% - Intention To Stay 19% 78% +21% PROGRESS 22% 85% +16% - Organisation Objectives 20% 91% +16% - Change & Innovation 32% 73% +18% - Customer Satisfaction 13% 92% +16% NFP organisations include: Wesley Mission, Sacred Heart Mission, St Joseph s Family Services, UnitingCare (CYPFS), Intereach, HammondCare, Catholic Care of the Aged, The Whiddon Group, Australian Diabetes Council

volunteers 382 volunteers in 9 organisations NFP Impact On PURPOSE Organisation Direction 38% 80% +12% Results Focus 67% 89% +11% Mission & Values 12% 95% +10% Ethics 19% 91% +15% Role Clarity 21% 92% +9% Diversity 24% 93% +13% PROPERTY Resources 26% 82% +15% Processes 31% 80% +18% Technology 76% 84% +26% Safety 14% 90% +15% Facilities 60% 89% +26% PARTICIPATION Leadership 54% 82% +21% Recruitment & Selection 75% 87% +25% Cross-Unit Cooperation 53% 70% +23% Learning & Development 24% 79% +17% Involvement 53% 59% +8% Rewards 35% 89% Recognition 72% 91% Supervision 14% 91% +16% PEOPLE Motivation & Initiative 76% 88% +18% Talent 73% 92% +17% Teamwork 13% 95% +11% PEACE Wellness 31% 94% +25% Work/Life Balance 66% 95% +16% Flexibility 78% 93% +22%

performance lower higher gap analysis volunteers Practices towards the right (higher importance ) have a greater impact on Passion and Progress. Ideally, practices should rest in the oval where there is a good match between performance and importance. Practices in the bottom right corner are potential priorities for action. maintain promote Flexibility Role Clarity Technology Teamwork Supervision Diversity Facilities Saf ety Wellness Recognition Work/Lif e Balance Talent Ethics Motivation & Initiative Rewards Recruitment & Selection Results Focus Mission & Values Learning & Development Processes Resources Leadership Cross-Unit Cooperation Organisation Direction Involvement limit lower importance higher prioritise

top 10 %favourable NFP Impact On Autonomy I am given enough independence to do my job well 75% 98% Job Satisfaction I like the kind of work I do 3% 98% +14% Work/Life Balance I am able to meet my family responsibilities while still doing what is expected of me at work 72% 97% +17% Diversity Sexual harassment is prevented and discouraged 19% 97% +8% Mission & Values I believe in the work done by this organisation 4% 97% +11% Flexibility Role Clarity This organisation has enough flexible work arrangements to meet my needs I understand how my job contributes to the overall success of this organisation 78% 97% +18% 6% 97% +10% Job Satisfaction Overall, I am satisfied with my job 7% 97% +19% Job Satisfaction My work gives me a feeling of personal accomplishment 5% 96% +17% Work/Life Balance I have a social life outside of work 73% 96% +13%

top 10 compared to NFP employee bench NFP Impact On Rewards Recognition The rewards and recognition I receive from this job are fair This organisation acknowledges the contributions of volunteers 42% 87% +35% 71% 92% +33% Recognition This organisation recognises people's achievements 73% 90% +32% Facilities The buildings, grounds and facilities I use are regularly upgraded 74% 85% +31% Wellness I am given enough time to do my job well 46% 95% +30% Technology This organisation makes good use of technology 76% 87% +29% Rewards This organisation fulfils its obligations to me 28% 90% +27% Technology Recruitment & Selection Cross-Unit Cooperation The technology used in this organisation is kept up-todate This organisation is good at selecting the right people for the right jobs There is good communication across all sections of this organisation 78% 86% +27% 75% 81% +27% 52% 68% +27%

bottom 10 %favourable NFP Impact On Involvement I have input into everyday decision-making in this organisation 49% 45% 0% Involvement I am consulted before decisions that affect me are made 70% 55% +8% Cross-Unit Cooperation Cross-Unit Cooperation Change & Innovation Change & Innovation Continuous Improvement Knowledge and information are shared throughout this organisation There is good communication across all sections of this organisation 54% 65% +18% 52% 68% +27% Change is handled well in this organisation 32% 68% +18% The way this organisation is run has improved over the last year This organisation is always trying to find better ways to do things 35% 72% +14% 80% 72% Intention To Stay I can see a future for me in this organisation 29% 73% +20% Change & Innovation Organisation Direction This organisation is good at learning from its mistakes and successes I am aware of the overall strategy senior management has for this organisation 36% 73% +17% 58% 75% +16%

bottom 10 compared to NFP employee bench NFP Impact On Involvement Role Clarity I have input into everyday decision-making in this organisation During my day-to-day duties I understand how well I am doing 49% 45% 0% 15% 83% +7% Diversity Sexual harassment is prevented and discouraged 19% 97% +8% Organisation Direction Organisational Commitment I am aware of the values of this organisation 13% 91% +8% I am willing to put in extra effort for this organisation 6% 90% +8% Involvement I am consulted before decisions that affect me are made 70% 55% +8% Teamwork I have good working relationships with my co-workers 13% 96% +9% Mission & Values I believe in the overall purpose of this organisation 7% 95% +9% Mission & Values I believe in the values of this organisation 25% 93% +9% Results Focus High standards of performance are expected 66% 91% +10%

top 10 impacting volunteer passion NFP Impact On Recognition This organisation acknowledges the contributions of volunteers 71% 92% +33% Recognition This organisation demonstrates confidence in volunteers 72% 90% +24% Leadership I have confidence in the ability of senior management 49% 83% +16% Recruitment & Selection This organisation is good at selecting the right people for the right jobs 75% 81% +27% Leadership Senior management are good role models for staff 52% 86% +24% Wellness I feel emotionally well at work 12% 95% +24% Leadership Senior management listen to other staff 62% 81% +23% Customer Satisfaction This organisation offers products and/or services that are high quality 10% 93% +16% Recognition This organisation recognises people's achievements 73% 90% +32% Facilities The buildings, grounds and facilities I use are regularly upgraded 74% 85% +31%

top 10 gaps between performance and importance NFP Impact On Leadership I have confidence in the ability of senior management 49% 83% +16% Continuous Improvement Recruitment & Selection This organisation is always trying to find better ways to do things This organisation is good at selecting the right people for the right jobs 80% 72% 75% 81% +27% Leadership Senior management are good role models for staff 52% 86% +24% Leadership Senior management listen to other staff 62% 81% +23% Recognition This organisation demonstrates confidence in volunteers 72% 90% +24% Recognition This organisation acknowledges the contributions of volunteers 71% 92% +33% Mission & Values I believe in the values of this organisation 25% 93% +9% Leadership Integrity & Alignment Senior management keep people informed about what's going on This organisation delivers services that support (actions are consistent with) its values 53% 77% +21% 62% 85%

Volunteers: Are passionate! They love their work and believe their jobs are important and meaningful. Aren t bound by the same command and control requirements as employees. They are given autonomy to do the job their way, when and how it suits them. Compared to paid employees, volunteers: Can leave whenever they want but have a greater intention stay Aren t paid, but are more satisfied with rewards and recognition Have more time to do a good job Are more satisfied (or less frustrated?) with facilities, technology Along with paid employees, volunteers: are not very involved in organisational decision-making, see limited cooperation across divisions/departments, and are poorly managed through change 14

recommendations When managing volunteers for maximum passion and progress: Connect volunteers with Senior Leadership to build confidence and trust Find where they can contribute the most the best fit between the person and the role Continually reinforce individual contribution efforts and abilities Align organisation goals and volunteer goals to create a passion for a shared end-game Provide a healthy, positive work environment that supports worker wellbeing Stay focused on your core values, providing the best possible service to clients, and continually improving 15