Centre Director Clause Samples
The 'Centre Director' clause defines the role, authority, and responsibilities of the individual designated as the director of a particular centre within an organization or project. This clause typically outlines the scope of the Centre Director's decision-making powers, reporting obligations, and oversight duties, such as managing staff, overseeing operations, and ensuring compliance with relevant policies. By clearly establishing the Centre Director's position and functions, the clause ensures organizational clarity and accountability, helping to prevent disputes over leadership and operational control.
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Centre Director. The person designated by the Board in a community and who, in the name of the Board, assumes all the authority it may delegate to him or her.
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Centre Director. A Centre Director has overall responsibility for the operation and performance of an Early Learning Centre. A Teacher is an Employee who is a qualified teacher working in an Early Learning Centre. The following will be applied in determining the correct step for an Employee classified as a Teacher: • the following count as service as a Teacher for the purpose of determining the correct step on commencement of employment with YMCA Canberra: o teaching service in preschools, kindergartens, multi-purpose centres, early intervention centres, long day care centres and similar services; o teaching experience of children from four to eight years (or in the infants’ department) of a school registered or accredited under the relevant authority in each state or territory; o service as a lecturer in early childhood education or child development, as a child development officer or equivalent; and o service as a diploma qualified childcare worker, at the rate of one year for every three years of service up to a maximum of four years; • following commencement Employees will progress according to normal years of service, subject to the below; • service as a part-time or casual teacher will accrue on a pro rata basis; • service in a school or centre that does not operator for at least 48 weeks per year will be calculated based on 200 days of teaching in a year; • Employees may be required to provide evidence of experience; • Employees who are three year trained will commence on step 1; • Employees who are four year trained will commence on step 3; • Employees who are five year trained will commence on step 4; and • all other Employees will commence on step 1 and progress no further than step 5. A Youth Worker Level 1 is a person employed to complete routine site duties and some client contact under direct or routine supervision. A Youth Worker Level 2 will exercise some initiative to engage in some administrative functions, as well as assisting with the development and implementation of support plans. They are required to hold an appropriate and relevant certificate or diploma, as well as some previous relevant experience. A Youth Worker Level 3 is expected to exercise initiative in the application of established procedures related to administrative recordkeeping, supervise some lower level Employees and undertake some responsibility in a specialised area. Workers at this level will require a relevant graduate degree of at least three years, an equivalent diploma with exp...
Centre Director. A supplement may be awarded for performing the function of centre director based on an individual assessment, in which special emphasis is placed on finances, external grants and the number of employ- ees. The amount of the supplement is negotiated with the ▇▇▇▇.
Centre Director. A supplement may be granted for performing the function of centre director based on an individual assessment, in which special emphasis is on finances, external grants and the number of employees. The amount of these supplements is recommended by the head of department to the ▇▇▇▇. The recommendation for approval by the ▇▇▇▇ is communicated by HR. It is possible to agree that the centre director supplement is granted in full, regardless of the level of employment. Note, however, that the supplement is not granted to employees employed as senior consultants with personnel responsibilities under the Collective Agreement for State-Employed Academics (Overenskomst for Akademikere i Staten).
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