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08-09 Tower Hamlets Index (In-Year Reporting) |
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PI Ref No |
PI
Description |
Responsible
Officer |
Frequency
available |
Actual
07/08 |
May
Target |
Apr-May
Actual |
08/09
Target |
09/10
Target |
10/11
Target |
Traffic
Light |
Next
reported |
Theme
1: One Tower Hamlets |
BV008, RES038, SP506 |
Percentage
of Undisputed Invoices Paid on Time |
Paul
McDermott |
Monthly |
87.87 |
97 |
86.74 |
97 |
98 |
98 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: A detailed extract of all payments made
outside the timeframe has been identified for April. An analysis has been
prepared identifying specific causes that will be passed to the preformance
team and shared with Corporate Directors. |
BV011a, CE045a, RES045a, SP517 |
Percentage
of top 5% of earners of Local Authority staff that are women. |
Deb
Clarke |
Monthly |
52.71 |
50 |
51.39 |
50 |
50 |
50 |
GREEN |
Q1 |
BV011b, RES044a, SP516 |
The
percentage of the top 5% of Local Authority staff who are from an ethnic
minority. |
Deb
Clarke |
Monthly |
17.43 |
17.5 |
16.61 |
22 |
25 |
27 |
RED |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: Outcome lower than expected
and trend moving in the wrong direction. However, change against last month
is relatively small. Work continues to improve performance in this area
including a further Aspiring Leaders course imminent and recruitment review
continues |
BV011c, RES002 |
Percentage
of the top paid 5% of staff who have a disability (excluding those in
maintained schools.) |
Deb
Clarke |
Monthly |
3.51 |
3.55 |
3.55 |
4.1 |
4.7 |
5.4 |
GREEN |
Q1 |
BV012, CE046a, RES046a, SP505 |
Number
of working days/shifts lost to sickness absence per employee. |
Deb
Clarke |
Monthly |
8.75 |
8.4 |
9.12 |
7.5 |
7 |
6.5 |
RED |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: Absence, having increased in
April, has reduced slightly in May. Whilst there is no obvious reason for the
increases, reporting has improved in terms of both absence returns submitted
and outcome reports, which includes trigger information, reaching line
managers and service heads within three weeks of completing returns. All
areas continue to focus on absence management. |
CE053a, RES053a, SP513 |
Percentage
of complaints completed in time - Council as a whole - Stage 1 |
Ruth
Dowden |
Monthly |
74 |
74 |
72 |
80 |
80 |
80 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: Mainly CLC responses holding back improved
performance, however, some directorates with fewer complaints should also be
performing better. |
RES057 |
Percent
of calls to Hot Lines answered |
Keith
Paulin |
Monthly |
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95 |
94.1 |
95 |
95 |
95 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
RES058 |
Average
waiting time for calls to Hot Lines to be answered |
Keith
Paulin |
Monthly |
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30 |
38 |
30 |
30 |
30 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: A number of vacancies in the
Contact Centre were filled during April which, following induction
and training, produced the improvement in performance shown for
May. This improvement continued into June, and all targets were met for this
month. Staff also continue being trained for generic working to provide extra
resources for the high demand services |
RES059 |
First
contact resolution of calls to Hot Lines |
Keith
Paulin |
Monthly |
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80 |
85 |
80 |
80 |
80 |
GREEN |
Q1 |
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Theme
2: A Great Place to Live |
CPAC02c, SP412 |
Number
of physical visits to public library premises per 1000 population |
Paul
Martindill |
Monthly |
9710.7 |
1573 |
1505 |
9438.9 |
9416.89 |
9396.3 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: Idea Stores and library
visits continue to improve, with over 320,000 visitors in the first two
months of 2008/09. This was just short of the bimonthly target. Each site has
individual targets to meet and will be focusing on activities to improve
performance during the year.
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LAANI192, National192 |
Percentage
of household waste sent for reuse, recycling and composting |
Heather
Bonfield |
Monthly |
13.73 |
15.66 |
14.96 |
19 |
26 |
32 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: None of the major initiatives
under the recycling improvement plan have the effects realised as yet. The
Service expects the impact to be demonstrated in future months.
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PI Ref No |
PI
Description |
Responsible
Officer |
Frequency
available |
Actual
07/08 |
May
Target |
Apr-May
Actual |
08/09
Target |
09/10
Target |
10/11
Target |
Traffic
Light |
Next
reported |
Theme
3: A Prosperous Community |
LAANI117, National117 |
16
to 18 year olds who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) |
Mary
Durkin |
Monthly |
8.2 |
10.12 |
9.3 |
7 |
6.25 |
6 |
GREEN |
Q1 |
LAAS604, LPSA010b, SP408 |
Number
of under 16s who are active users of the Idea Stores and libraries |
Judith
St John |
Monthly |
16008 |
12863 |
12569 |
14405 |
14549 |
14694 |
AMBER |
Q1 |
Monthly Performance: The target
is not currently being met but a summer programme of activities for under 16s
has been planned. This will focus on recruiting and also on retaining young
users in high numbers across the rest of the year. The impact of the
increased activity for young people should result in improved performance by
September |
National087 |
Secondary
school persistent absence rate |
Helen
Jenner |
Termly |
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5.3 |
N/A |
5.3 |
5.1 |
4.9 |
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Jan |
Monthly Performance:
Spring term figure not available yet |
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PI Ref No |
PI
Description |
Responsible
Officer |
Frequency
available |
Actual
07/08 |
May
Target |
Apr-May
Actual |
08/09
Target |
09/10
Target |
10/11
Target |
Traffic
Light |
Next
reported |
Theme
4: A Safe and Supportive Community |
LAANI015, National015 |
Number
of most serious violent crimes per 1,000 population |
Andy
Bamber |
Monthly |
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N/A |
43 |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
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Q1 |
Monthly Performance: Outturn of 08/09 will be used as baseline
(New indicator). Target setting will commence aften baseline established. |
LAANI016, National016 |
Number
of serious acquisitive crimes per 1,000 population |
Andy
Bamber |
Monthly |
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5.7 |
5.37 |
34 |
33.4 |
32.7 |
GREEN |
Q1 |
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