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Chapter 14: Succession Planning
Succession planning is the strategic process of identifying and preparing high-potential employees
through mentoring, training, and job rotation opportunities to replace staff, upon exiting the agency,
in key management positions. In this chapter, we present challenges, strategies, and workforce
practices related to "Succession Planning." Exhibit 14-1 provides a snapshot of the chapter.
Exhibit 14-1
Snapshot of Chapter 14
Chapter Road Map Concept and Definition
Workforce Challenges..................103
Lack of Workforce Planning
Lack of Career Path/Succession Planning
Industry Strategies.....................103
Implement a Succession Planning
Program
Establish Diversity Goals
Workforce Practices...................104
Minnesota DOT Succession Planning for Sound succession plans help to ensure stability and
Supervisors and Leadership organizational success. The process can range from
simple career paths to a formal selection process
Pennsylvania DOT Succession Planning
for At-Risk Positions where candidate pools are groomed for certain
positions.
Definition of Succession Planning:
Involves identifying and preparing high potential
employees through mentoring, training, and job
rotation opportunities to replace staff, upon exiting the
agency, in key management positions.
Workforce Pipeline Target Area
Target Career Stages
Comm. 4 year Graduate Entry-Level Mid-Career Senior
K-12 Retirees
Colleges Colleges Schools Staff Staff Leaders
TRANSPORTATION WORKFORCE PIPELINE
Succession Planning
Chapter 14 Target Area
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