Budget Responsibility Sample Clauses

Budget Responsibility. The Board shall, prior to adoption of each annual budget of the Auxiliary, review the proposed budget, and approve or reject it, and shall, as necessary, during each fiscal year, approve variances to the Auxiliary's budget. The annual budget shall include an appropriation for a Reserve Fund, which may, upon prior approval of the Board, be used for the replacement, repair, and renovation of the premises, facilities, and equipment occupied or used directly in connection with ASUC Commercial Activities, or for expansion of ASUC Commercial Activities. No increase in a budget for any fiscal year shall exceed the increase permitted by section 5.1, below. In addition to other regular reviews, the Board shall review the year-end accounting of the Auxiliary to ensure that budgets are met, variances explained, and key activities tracked for performance to marketing and financial objectives.
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Budget Responsibility. During the term of this Agreement, the Head of School shall adhere to the provisions of Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 44, Section 31 (Liabilities not to be in excess of appropriations; exceptions) failing of which, at the option of the Board, such failure is “good cause” for the termination of this Agreement and of employment.
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Budget Responsibility. Yes positions at the Women’s. The generic inherent requirements for this position are detailed below. These may be added to with more specific inherent requirements, if required, by your manager and Occupational Health and Safety. Physical Demands Frequency Shift work – rotation of shifts – day, afternoon and night Not applicable Sitting – remaining in a seated position to complete tasks Xxxxxxxx Standing- remaining standing without moving about to perform tasks Rare Walking – floor type even, vinyl, carpet, Occasional Lean forward / forward flexion from waist to complete tasks Rare Trunk twisting – turning from the waist to complete tasks Rare Kneeling – remaining in a kneeling position to complete tasks Not applicable Squatting / crouching – adopting these postures to complete tasks Not applicable Leg / foot movement to operate equipment Not applicable Climbing stairs / ladders – ascending and descending stairs, ladders, steps Rare Lifting / carrying – light lifting and carrying less than 5 kilos Occasional – Moderate lifting and carrying 5–10 kilos Not applicable – Heavy lifting and carrying – 10–20 kilos. Not applicable Push/Pull of equipment/furniture – light push/pull forces less than 10 kg Occasional – moderate push / pull forces 10–20 kg Not applicable – heavy push / pull forces over 20 kg Not applicable Reaching – arm fully extended forward or raised above shoulder Rare Head / Neck Postures – holding head in a position other than neutral (facing forward) Rare Sequential repetitive actions in short period of time – Repetitive flexion and extension ofhands wrists and arms Occasional – Gripping, holding, twisting, clasping with fingers / hands Frequent Driving – operating any motor-powered vehicle with a valid Victorian driver’s license. Not applicable Sensory demands Frequency Sight – use of sight is integral to most tasks completed each shift Constant Hearing – use of hearing is an integral part of work performance Constant Touch – use of touch is integral to most tasks completed each shift. Constant Psychosocial demands Frequency Observation skills – assessing / reviewing patients in /outpatients Constant Problem Solving issues associated with clinical and non-clinical care Constant Attention to Detail Constant Working with distressed people and families Occasional Dealing with aggressive and uncooperative people Rare Dealing with unpredictable behaviour Rare Exposure to distressing situations Rare Definitions used to quantify frequency of tasks /...
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  • Corporate Social Responsibility The Parties affirm the importance of each Party encouraging enterprises operating within its Area or subject to its jurisdiction to voluntarily incorporate into their internal policies those internationally recognised standards, guidelines and principles of corporate social responsibility that have been endorsed or are supported by that Party.

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  • Teacher Responsibility The Board and the Association acknowledge that a teacher's primary responsibility is to teach and that support personnel and volunteers shall be used to assist with and reduce teachers' non-instructional responsibilities. The Board and the Association agree that, in order to encourage the efficient use of time and to conserve paper, paperwork required of teachers should be kept to a minimum.

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