Service Delivery Partnership Plan Sample Clauses

Service Delivery Partnership Plan. The parties agree that the following matters will be dealt with over the life of the agreement:
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Service Delivery Partnership Plan. 10.1 The parties are committed to improving the productivity and efficiency of the Victorian public health in the following areas:
Service Delivery Partnership Plan. 9.1 The parties acknowledge that service delivery improvements undertaken by VIT Management and Employees help to strengthen and adapt the services the VIT offers to its stakeholders.
Service Delivery Partnership Plan. The parties agree that the following matters will be implemented during the life of the agreement, and will facilitate ongoing improvements Commented [L&R6]: CFA changed to FRV. 80 of 100 Incident Management Support: The number of PTA staff who are competent to provide Incident Management Support has increased substantially, in direct response to the recommendations of the Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission 2009. One third of PTA staff are competent to perform various levels of Incident Management Support in addition to their existing position. This expanded capacity has not previously been acknowledged as a service delivery improvement. Incident Management Support roles are performed as needed, whilst service delivery and business continuity are maintained across CFA. The Agreement clarifies and simplifies the entitlements of staff who provide this additional service: Staff are entitled to payment subject to participation in Incident Management Support in. The allowance payable for maintenance of recognised competencies is increased and aligns with the equivalent allowance paid in other agencies. Management of Time in Lieu: The amount of time in lieu able to be accrued is increased from 24 to 38 hours. Accrual is frequently associated with Incident Support roles and other seasonal factors. The increased ceiling amount recognises these factors and will allow better management of accrued time.
Service Delivery Partnership Plan. 76.1 The parties have agreed to the following items for inclusion into an SDPP:
Service Delivery Partnership Plan. (a) The Parties to this Agreement recognise and acknowledge the performance and vital contribution of parliamentary officers in supporting the Parliament of Victoria and the people of the State of Victoria.
Service Delivery Partnership Plan. 54.1 The service improvements documented in this plan set out the commitments of the parties to contribute to improve productivity and efficiency in the Victorian Public Mental Health System. This plan has been developed in conjunction with the Victorian Government’s enterprise bargaining framework and the implementation of this plan will assist in improving mental health services to our community.
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