Analysis of Potential Human Resource Cost Savings in Kaduna State Public Service June 2014 The opinions expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department for International Development. 1 Contents Abbreviations and acronyms ..................................................................................................... 3 Executive Summary.................................................................................................................... 4 Section 1: Background ............................................................................................................... 6 Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 6 Objective ................................................................................................................................ 6 Approach and methodology .................................................................................................. 6 Section 2: The analysis ............................................................................................................... 7 Bureau of Establishment, Management Services and Training ............................................. 7 Ministry of Economic Planning .............................................................................................. 7 Public Service Office............................................................................................................... 7 Section 3: Conclusions and Next Steps ...................................................................................... 9 Conclusions ............................................................................................................................ 9 Next steps .............................................................................................................................. 9 Annex 1a-c: Proposed establishment levels in BEMST, MoEP and PSO .................................. 10 Annex 2: Detailed calculation of potential savings in personnel costs ................................... 15 2 Abbreviations and acronyms BEMST GL HoS HR MDAs MoEP OHoS PSO SPARC Bureau of Establishments, Management Services and Training Grade Level Head of Service Human Resource Ministries Departments and Agencies Ministry of Economic Planning Office of the Head of Service Public Service Office State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability 3 Executive Summary Short summary An analysis of personnel cost in Kaduna State public service was carried out. The objective was to assess possible savings in personnel cost with the implementation of revised establishment levels in the states’ Ministries, Departments and Agencies. Projecting from actuals in 3 pilot Ministries, Departments and Agencies – Bureau of Establishments, Management Services and Training, Ministry of Economic Planning and the Public Service Office – estimated saving on the 82 Ministries, Departments and Agencies was obtained as N357.7 million which is 8.26% of current total personnel cost. Full summary An analysis of cost of personnel in three Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) which have undergone workforce planning was carried out. These were Bureau of Establishment, Management Services and Training (BEMST), Ministry of Economic Planning (MoEP) and the Public Service Office (PSO). Objective Although cost saving is not the main reason for workforce planning, it has been found to be a natural fallout, almost the second definition of efficient use of human resource. This personnel cost analysis was undertaken to determine cost implications of revised establishment levels, based on workforce planning, in all of its 82 MDAs, and whether Kaduna State stands to make significant value-for money impact, such as cost savings. Methodology Making use of budget estimates for the state for the year 2014, personnel cost for the BEMST, MoEP and PSO was calculated for year 2014 based on the State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability (SPARC) recommended establishment levels. The current actual cost was also extracted and a comparison was made. Projecting from averages of the three MDAs, the estimated figures and percentages for the entire state workforce was calculated. Findings Table 1 below presents a summary of the findings: Costs/Savings A. Current cost (2014) B. Total Staff Cost p.a. (Recommended Staffing) C. Estimated Savings ((A) - (B) D. Estimated Savings as % of current Cost Total of BEMST, MoEP, PSO (`000) 158,438.18 145,350.55 13,087.63 8.26 Estimated overall cost (`000) 4,330,643.49 3,972,915.04 357,728.45 8.26 As much as N357.7 million representing 8.26% of current total personnel cost will most probably be saved if the state goes ahead with workforce planning and revision of its establishment levels in all of its 82 MDAs. 4 Conclusion From the analysis done, the potential Human Resource (HR) cost savings at 8.26% is significant. This makes state-wide establishment and workforce planning a potential process for achieving efficiency in public service management. However, it should be emphasized that although an attempt was made to indicate potential HR cost savings by extrapolating from the MDAs that have piloted establishment and workforce planning in the Kaduna State public service, the real HR cost savings will result from effective and sustained implementation of establishment and workforce plans. 5 Section 1: Background Introduction Workforce planning serves the purposes of determining the optimal staffing and deployment in the organisation. Optimal staffing also is expected, as much as possible present some cost implications which, although may not target cost savings, usually has its value for money implications. Objective The overarching objective is to explore likely cost implications and possible savings with the implementation of revised establishment levels for all of the 82 MDAs in the state. Approach and methodology The three pioneer MDAs for workforce planning, BEMST, MoEP and PSO were used as base establishments for the analysis. The personnel costs for the three MDAs were extracted from the budget estimates for the state for the year 2014. The personnel cost in the three MDAs was calculated for year 2014 based on the SPARC recommended establishment levels. (See annex 1a-c). For the purposes of this analysis, the word cost or salary implies total personal emolument of each established staff. This is made up of (generally and as applicable): Basic pay; Rent; Transport; Meal; Utility; Domestic; Entertainment. Current establishment levels in the BEMST and MoEP were obtained from the Office of the Head of Service (OHoS) while the list for the PSO was extracted from the list of staff in the Office of the (HoS). Current staff costs were obtained from the 2014 budget estimates while the cost for proposed establishment levels were worked from the state salary structure using the median of the Grade Level (GL) steps. Each of the three MDAs was analysed for: A. B. C. D. Current Personnel cost (for 2014); Total Staff cost per annum (by recommended establishment level); Estimated savings ((A) - (B); Estimated savings as % of current cost (c)/(A)*100. 6 Section 2: The analysis Bureau of Establishment, Management Services and Training The current establishment level is 75 while total recommended establishment level is 61. (See annex 1a: Recommended Establishments level for BEMST). A summary of the personnel cost is as follows: Current personnel cost (2014) Total staff cost per annum (By recommended staffing) Estimated savings ((A) - (B)) Estimated savings as % of current cost [(C)/(A)*100 48,728,378.00 35,858,613.81 12,869,764.19 26.41% Ministry of Economic Planning Current establishment level is 133 while the total recommended establishment level is 149, (See annex 1b: Recommended Establishments level for MoEP). A summary of the personnel cost is as follows: Current personnel cost (2014) Total staff cost per annum (By recommended staffing) Estimated savings ((A) - (B) Estimated Savings as % of current cost [(C)/(A)*100 69,812,789.68 85,430,596.16 (15,617,806.49) (22.37%) In the case of the MoEP, there is an increase in staff cost because the establishment level has been increased from 133 (current) to 149 (recommended). Public Service Office Current establishment level is 59 while total recommended establishment level is 35. (See annex 1c: Recommended Establishments level for PSO). A summary of the personnel cost is as follows: Current personnel cost (2014) Total staff cost per. annum (By recommended staffing) Estimated savings ((A) - (B) Estimated savings as % of current cost [(C)/(A)*100 39,897,008.80 24,061,340.41 15,835,668.39 39.69% To calculate the potential savings in all the MDAs, the following steps were taken: The figures obtained for the three MDAs above were added; The resultant figures were then multiplied by 82 (Number of MDAs in the state); Then divided by three. 7 The summary is as shown in table 2 below Table 2: Calculations of cost/savings in Personnel cost in Kaduna state MDAs Total of BEMST, (I)x 82 MoEP, PSO (No of MDAs) (I) (II) (II)/3 Current Personnel cost (2014) (A) 158,438,176.48 12,991,930,471.07 4,330,643,490.36 Total Staff cost per annum (By recommended staffing) (B) 145,350,550.39 11,918,745,131.58 3,972,915,043.86 Estimated savings ((A) - (B) (C) 13,087,626.09 1,073,185,339.50 357,728,446.50 Estimated savings as % of current cost [(C)/(A)*100] 8.26 8.26 8.26 (See annex 2 for more details). 8 Section 3: Conclusions and Next Steps Conclusions From the findings of the analysis, the following conclusions could be made: The potentials for saving in personnel cost are significant at N 357.7 million representing 8.26% of estimated total. These are savings in direct personnel cost; The savings for the state could be much higher because of attendant administrative overhead such as office space, tools, service costs etc.; The state therefore stands to benefit from revised establishment levels in all of its MDAs. From the analysis done, the HR cost savings at 8.26% is significant. This makes state-wide establishment and workforce planning a potential process for achieving efficiency in public service management. Next steps S/No Activity 1 Review of this report by the OHoS and an adoption as a state document 2 The state should set up necessary machinery for undertaking workforce planning/revision of establishment levels in all MDAs Responsibility OHoS OHoS It should be emphasized that although an attempt was made to indicate potential HR cost savings by extrapolating from the MDAs that have piloted establishment and workforce planning in the Kaduna State public service, the real HR cost savings will result from effective and sustained implementation of establishment and workforce plans. 9 Annex 1a-c: Proposed establishment levels in BEMST, MoEP and PSO 1a: Proposed establishment levels of the BEMST with estimated cost Job Title/Position Title GL Cost P.A. No. Cadre Cost P.A. Permanent Secretary 17 1,590,243.89 1 1,590,243.89 Chief Confidential Secretary 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Principal Confidential Secretary 1 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Director, Admin. & Finance 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director (Finance) 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Assistant Chief Executive Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Admin Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer II(Registry) 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Executive Officer 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Executive Officer 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Chief Driver 7 420,120.96 3 1,260,362.88 Assistant Executive Officer (Registry) 6 360,162.29 3 1,080,486.88 Clerical Officer (Registry) 5 326,413.07 1 326,413.07 Driver 6 360,162.29 8 2,881,298.34 Messenger 2 256,839.34 1 256,839.34 Cleaner 1 240,915.38 4 963,661.52 Principal Executive Officer(Accounts) 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Assistant Stores Officer I 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Senior Assistant Stores Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Executive Officer (Accounts) 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Assistant Executive Officer 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Assistant Stores Officer 6 360,162.29 2 720,324.58 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Executive Officer 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Assistant Chief Executive Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Admin. Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer I 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer II 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Assistant Executive Officer 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Assistant Director 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Chief Executive Officer 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Chief Administrative Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Executive Officer II 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Confidential Secretary I 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 10 Job Title/Position Title GL Cost P.A. No. Cadre Cost P.A. Assistant Director 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Chief Executive Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Assistant Chief Executive Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer I 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Senior Confidential Secretary 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Higher Executive Officer 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Clerical Officer 5 326,413.07 1 326,413.07 61 35,858,613.81 Estimated Staff Cost for BEMST p.a. Current personnel cost 2014 (BEMST) 48,728,378.00 Savings 12,869,764.19 1b. Proposed establishment levels of the MoEP with estimated cost Job Title/Position Title GL Cost p.a. Permanent Secretary 17 1,590,243.89 1 1,590,243.89 Chief Confidential Secretary 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Principal Confidential Secretary 1 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Director, Admin. & Finance 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director (Admin.) 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Deputy Director (Finance & Supplies) 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Executive Officer (Admin) 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Senior Admin Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Principal Executive Officer (Admin) 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Executive Officer (Admin) 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Chief Typist 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Higher Executive Officer (Admin) 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Executive Officer (Admin) 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Asst. Executive Officer (Admin.) I 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Confidential Secretary III 6 360,162.29 2 720,324.58 Senior Driver/Mechanic I 6 360,162.29 3 1,080,486.88 Senior Clerical Officer (Admin) 5 326,413.07 2 652,826.15 Senior Driver/Mechanic II 5 326,413.07 4 1,305,652.30 Motor Driver 4 300,172.31 3 900,516.92 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Security Guard 3 276,962.79 3 830,888.37 Cleaner 2 256,839.34 2 513,678.68 Messenger 2 256,839.34 2 513,678.68 Night Watchman 1 240,915.38 3 722,746.14 Principal Accountant 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Stores Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer (Accts) 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Stores Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Executive Officer (Accts) 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Higher Executive Officer (Accts) 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 11 No. Cadre Cost P.A. Job Title/Position Title GL Cost p.a. No. Cadre Cost P.A. Executive Officer (Accts) 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Asst. Executive Officer (Accts) 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Asst. Stores Officer 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Senior Clerical Officer (Accts) 5 326,413.07 2 652,826.15 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Assistant Director 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Chief Planning Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Planning Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Senior Planning Officer 10 581,544.78 2 1,163,089.56 Planning Officer I 9 502,400.70 2 1,004,801.39 Planning Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Planning Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Planning Officer 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Senior Planning Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Planning Officer I 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Planning Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Budget Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Senior Budget Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Budget Officer I 9 502,400.70 2 1,004,801.39 Budget Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Assistant Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Planning Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Senior Planning Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Planning Officer I 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Planning Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Assistant Director 14 793,423.91 2 1,586,847.81 Chief Planning Officer 13 735,328.78 2 1,470,657.56 Principal Planning Officer 12 663,208.56 2 1,326,417.11 Senior Planning Officer 10 581,544.78 2 1,163,089.56 Planning Officer I 9 502,400.70 2 1,004,801.39 Planning Officer II 8 445,447.88 2 890,895.76 Planning Assistant 4 300,172.31 2 600,344.61 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 2 2,175,657.20 Assistant Director 14 793,423.91 2 1,586,847.81 12 Job Title/Position Title GL Cost p.a. Chief Statistical Officer 13 735,328.78 4 2,941,315.12 Assist Chief Statistical Officer 12 663,208.56 4 2,652,834.22 Principal Statistical Officer 10 581,544.78 4 2,326,179.11 Statistician 1 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Higher Statistical Officer 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Statistician II 8 445,447.88 2 890,895.76 Chief Field Officer/Statistical Officer 7 420,120.96 2 840,241.92 Field Officers 6 360,162.29 9 3,241,460.63 Enumerator 1 5 326,413.07 7 2,284,891.52 Enumerator 1I 4 300,172.31 7 2,101,206.14 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Deputy Director 15 1,087,828.60 1 1,087,828.60 Chief Planning Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Senior Planning Officer 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Planning Officer 1 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Planning Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Estimated Staff Cost for MoEP p.a. No. Cadre Cost P.A. 149 85,430,596.16 Current personnel cost 2014 (MoEP) 69,812,789.68 Savings - 15,617,806.49 1c: Proposed establishment levels of the PSO with estimated cost Job Title/Position Title Permanent Secretary G/L Cost p.a Consolidated No. Cadre Cost P.A. 4,367,538.00 1 4,367,538.00 Chief Confidential Secretary 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Principal Confidential Secretary 1 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Chief Administrative Officer 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 Principal Administrative Officer I 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Typist 6 360,162.29 2 720,324.58 Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Director 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Chief Administrative Officer Principal Executive Officer I (Admin.) 13 735,328.78 1 735,328.78 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Administrative Officer I 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Administrative Officer II 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Assistant Executive Officer 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Director of Admin. & Finance 16 1,420,005.64 1 1,420,005.64 Chief Executive Officer (Admin) 14 793,423.91 1 793,423.91 Senior Confidential Secretary 1 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Admin Officer Senior Executive Officer (Admin) : Registries 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 9 502,400.70 2 1,004,801.39 13 Job Title/Position Title G/L Cost p.a No. Cadre Cost P.A. Chief Typist 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Executive Officer (Admin) 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Asst. Executive Officer (Admin.) I 6 360,162.29 1 360,162.29 Senior Driver/Mechanic I 6 360,162.29 2 720,324.58 Senior Clerical Officer (Admin) 5 326,413.07 1 326,413.07 Head Messenger 4 300,172.31 1 300,172.31 Principal Accountant 12 663,208.56 1 663,208.56 Principal Executive Officer (Accts) 10 581,544.78 1 581,544.78 Senior Assistant Stores Officer 9 502,400.70 1 502,400.70 Higher Executive Officer (Accts) 8 445,447.88 1 445,447.88 Executive Officer (Accts) 7 420,120.96 1 420,120.96 Senior Clerical Officer (Accts) 5 326,413.07 1 326,413.07 35 24,061,340.41 Estimated Staff Cost for PSO p.a. Current personnel cost 2014 (PSO) 39,897,008.80 Savings 15,835,668.39 14 Annex 2: Detailed calculation of potential savings in personnel costs BEMST (`000) Current Personnel cost (2014) (A) Total staff cost P.A. (By recommen ded staffing) (B) Estimated savings ((A) - (B) (C) Estimated Savings as % of current Cost [(c)/(A)*100 MoEP (`000) PSO (`000) Total of BEMST, MoEP, PSO (`000) (4) X 82 (No of MDAs) (`000) Estimated Average overall cost (5)/3 (`000) 48,728.38 69,812.79 39,897.01 158,438.18 12,991,930.47 4,330,643.49 35,858.61 85,430.60 24,061.34 145,350.55 11,918,745.13 3,972,915.04 12,869.76 15,617.81 15,835.67 13,087.63 1,073,185.34 357,728.45 26.41 22.37 39.69 8.26 8.26 8.26 15 16 www.sparc-nigeria.com State Partnership for Accountability, Responsiveness and Capability (SPARC) For more information email: [email protected]
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