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3M Facts
Year-End 2011
Sales Worldwide................................. $23.1 billion International (63% of total)........ $14.6 billion Earnings Net income................................ $3.19 billion R&D Expenditures For 2009................................... $1.29 billion Total last 5 years................... $6.86 billion Employees Worldwide......................................... 74,835 United States................................. 31,513 Where? Sell products in over 200 countries
Contributions: In 2011, donations of cash and products totaled more than $50 million in the U.S. alone
RECOGNITION
3M received the Freedom Award, the highest recognition given by the U.S. Department of Defense to companies that provide exceptional support to their employees serving in the National Guard and Reserve. 3M's law department was named winner of the 2011 Employer of Choice Award for the Midwest region by the Minority Corporate Counsel Association. Of 3M's 92 lawyers, 46 are women or minorities.
3M was awarded the 2011 Member of the Year Award from the Institute of Corporate Productivity (i4cp). The award is presented to member companies that demonstrate unique and successful programs to increase workforce productivity within their organization.
RANKINGS
3M was named among the top 50 of The Worlds Most Attractive Employers in a survey conducted by research firm Universum. More than 160,000 undergraduate business and engineering students worldwide participated in the survey. . 3M ranked third in corporate reputation among 60 of the most visible companies in the U.S. according to the 12th annual Harris Interactive U.S. Reputation Quotient Survey. The survey asked 30,000 members of the American general public to rate companies based on their reputation on 20 different attributes.
RANKINGS Continued
3M made Inc. Magazines list of Top Nine Company Names. Other companies on the list include Google and Kodak. 3M ranked No. 4 on the list of "Most Reputable Companies" based on a survey conducted by the Reputation Institute in conjunction with Forbes. The survey asked people about their perceptions of the 150 largest U.S. companies based on revenue.
3M was named among the Top 100 Companies to Work For in 2011 by Savoy Magazine. The survey ranked companies based on their management philosophy, communication efforts, career opportunities and diversity outreach efforts, among other factors.
GOVERNANCE
3M Source
24/7 Information and transactions
HR Contact Center
Resolution and referral services
Benefits Compensation Employee relations Employee services Measurement and assessment Mergers, acquisitions and transitions Talent acquisition Talent development Workforce planning and management
Leadership team counsel HR strategy supporting business strategy Human Capital plans emphasizing identification and development of talent Brokerage of resources required to meet business HR plans
HR STRATEGY
3M Strategies
Grow the current core business HR Vision HR partners with the business to drive growth through people.
HR Business Critical Ys
Engaged, Productive and Diverse 3M Employees 3M Strategy Acceleration Through HR Leadership and Expertise 3M Workforce and Organizational Readiness Operational Excellence and Productivity of Global HR Services Protect the Corporation
HR Strategies
1. Engage employees and strengthen employment brand 2. Enhance ability to acquire and retain the right workforce 3. Enable effective human capital planning and increased workforce productivity 4. Optimize HR administration including global web and call centers
Complimentary acquisitions
International growth
HR Mission Provide workforce and organizational solutions to accelerate strategy execution and drive operational excellence.
HR SUB-STRATEGY
HR Strategy HR Sub-strategies HR Tactics In Support of Sub-strategies
Career paths project Mentoring Coaching Job rotation 360 Connection to work / life benefits Connecting engagement to employment brand
Engage Employees
NEO Linking with sustainability Integrate innovation into the story Built into leadership competencies Emails from CEO Imbedded in leadership programs (GM/MD; ALDP, etc) Messaging of engagement as a leadership responsibility
Alignment of HR Practices
Human Capital Planning Succession Planning Performance Appraisal
Development
Leadership Attributes
Assessment Tier Reviews
Consensus Review
DIVERSITY
15 % rule, to allow employees to devote 15 % of their official time on projects of their interests
3M strongly encourages mentoring partnerships and provides training, tools and networks to support mentoring across the company.
Employee Engagement:
Key Strategy to Growth, Innovation and Retention
Engagement: Aligning Individuals Purpose and Energy with Organizational Goals
Brand ambassador Community partner Social responsibility and sustainability Family appreciation events Media coverage External recognition and awards Performance oriented company Challenge and growth Career advancement and broadening Personal career development Effective supervisor and peer relationships Safe working conditions Equitable compensation and benefits Ethical business practices HR principles 3M values
Pride in 3M
Career Fulfillment