COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY Sample Clauses

COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (a) The parties to this Agreement recognise that with increased competition in the health industry, the wage increases and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity. (b) Accordingly the Hospital and Caregivers covered by this Agreement commit to actively co-operate in implementing changes in work and staffing practices designed to improve productivity (including matching staffing levels to patient needs), especially at the department, xxxx or unit level. (c) The parties to this Agreement are committed to the continuous quality improvement process through the use of appropriate efficiency strategies. A co-operative spirit will prevail to ensure quality outcomes are achieved and barriers to improved performance are identified through the consultation process.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The parties to this Agreement recognise that the wage increases and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity. (2) Accordingly the Caregivers covered by this Agreement commit to actively cooperate in implementing changes in work and staffing practices designed to improve productivity (including matching staffing levels to patient needs), especially at the department, xxxx or unit level.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The Employer and Caregivers covered by this Agreement commit to actively cooperating in implementing changes in work and staffing practices designed to improve productivity (including matching staffing levels to patient needs), especially at the department, xxxx or unit level. Measures to be implemented at xxxx level may include but not be limited to: (a) self-rostering or request-based rostering; (b) time off in lieu; (c) variable shift lengths; (d) deployment of Caregivers to busier areas within scope of their credentialed practice; (e) work practice changes; and/or (f) rostered annual leave at low activity times. (2) Provided that significant change, and permanent changes to rosters will be managed in accordance with clauses 54 – Introduction of change and Redundancy and 55 – Consultation about Changes to Rosters or Hours of Work as appropriate. (3) Caregivers may, if requested by the Employer, agree to take accrued leave from time to time (including at short notice) where: (a) a downturn in activity requires a managed reduction in the number of Caregivers rostered to work, and other initiatives have been explored but have not achieved the desired results; or (b) the Caregiver is carrying an excess accrued leave balance. Provided that: (c) the accrued leave is taken at a mutually convenient time which may include taking leave at short notice; and (d) the Caregiver cannot be directed to take leave except in accordance with subclause (6) below.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. 9.1 Employees and the employer agree to work together to achieve a culture within the organisation in which they: (i) Work as a team recognising the contribution of each individual, recognising their skills and needs and providing mutual support; (ii) Understand the needs of the clients of our service and make every endeavour to meet and exceed these needs in order to remain competitive within the sector. 9.2 Without limiting the scope of measures to be examined during the term of this Agreement, the parties agree to work co-operatively to achieve actual productivity and efficiency gains through the above commitments.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. The parties to this Agreement are committed to: 6.1. Creating a positive living environment for residents and clients. 6.2. Creating a positive working environment by adhering to the Employer's Mission, Vision, Values and all Policies and Procedures; 6.3. Providing and maintaining a safe working environment and safe systems of work by actively participating in and contributing to the Employer’s Occupational Health and Safety system including all Policies and Procedures; 6.4. Making a positive contribution towards Continuous Quality Improvement, Accreditation and Certification Practices; 6.5. Working co-operatively with management to explore all opportunities to create a better working environment for all Employees covered by the Agreement; 6.6. Actively participating in programs / initiatives designed to encourage the development of Employees; 6.7. Minimising the use of casual and agency staff within facilities operated by the Employer by ensuring that wherever possible additional hours are offered to permanent Employees prior to the engagement of casual or agency staff; and 6.8. Developing and implementing work arrangements that improve, productivity and efficiency, including through flexible use of Employees’ skills.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. ‌ 6.1 The parties to this Agreement are committed to the joint achievement of demonstrated productivity and efficiency measures in order to help meet the increased financial commitments of the Agreement. These will be translated into both organisational and individual productivity measures. 6.2 Employees and Xxxxxxxxxx Heart Clinic agree to work together to achieve a culture within the organisation in which: (a) we work as a team recognising the contribution of each individual, recognising their skills and needs and providing mutual support; (b) we understand the needs of the consumers of our service and make every endeavour to meet and exceed these needs in order to remain competitive within the industry. 6.3 Without limiting the scope of measures to be examined during the term of this Agreement, the parties agree to work co-operatively to achieve actual productivity and efficiency gains through the above commitments.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The parties to this Agreement are committed to the joint achievement of demonstrated productivity and efficiency measures in order to help meet the increased financial commitments of this Agreement. (2) Employees and the hospitals agree to work together to achieve a culture within the organisation in which: We work as a team recognising the contribution of each individual, recognising their skills and needs and providing mutual support; We understand the needs of the consumers of our service and make every endeavour to meet and, where possible, exceed these needs in order to remain competitive within the industry. We work towards identifying and removing barriers to productivity and efficiency. As one means of achieving this, the hospital will develop and implement strategies aimed at improving and encouraging two way communication and feedback processes. (3) Employees acknowledge the need to work towards a more integrated and interdisciplinary approach to work and the development of a team oriented approach throughout the hospitals. (4) This Agreement will allow for staff to be temporarily redeployed from Stirling Community Hospital to Cambridge Private Hosptial, to take account of unplanned absences and fluctuations in hospital population and acuity. Before staff are required to be temporarily redeployed, regard shall be given to their experience, competence and training to carry out required tasks. The employer will reimburse any additional transport costs incurred as a result of being redeployed. (5) Without limiting the scope of measures to be examined, the parties agree to work co-operatively to achieve actual productivity and efficiency through the following terms: (a) develop and implement a waste management program within the hospital; (b) review the causes of absenteeism and implement effective measures aimed at a reduction in absenteeism (on sick leave and workers compensation) of 10% over the life of this Agreement; (c) conduct a full review of rostering and staffing practices in order to develop effective and efficient options for both hospital and employees; (d) development of strategies which will lead to a greater interdisciplinary and team oriented approach; (e) a commitment by all staff to participate as members of the various hospital committees as required. Attendance at Unit meetings is compulsory for staff rostered on duty unless otherwise agreed. Off-duty staff who are available to attend any hospital meetings shall accrue time-o...
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The parties to this Agreement recognise that the wage increases, and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity and as such agree to implement work practices which increase flexibility and improve productivity and the sustainability of the Hospital. (2) Accordingly, the Employees covered by this Agreement commit to actively cooperate in implementing changes in work and staffing practices designed to improve productivity (including matching staffing levels to patient needs), especially at the department, xxxx or unit level. (3) The parties agree to achieve productivity benchmarks as stated in the Bethesda Health Care Strategic Plan.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. ‌ 7.1 The parties to this Agreement are committed to: 7.1.1 The mission, vision, and values of the employer. 7.1.2 Making a positive contribution towards continuous quality improvement and accreditation, certification practices and achieving best practice. 7.1.3 Working co-operatively to explore all opportunities to decrease the employment of all types of agency staff within the organisation. 7.1.4 Ongoing roster review and restructure to ensure the efficient operation of the organisation. 7.1.5 Developing strategies to attract and retain sufficient nurses to meet the current and future needs of the organisation. 7.1.6 Maintaining a safe working environment by actively participating in and contributing to the occupational health and safety policies and procedures adopted by the employer. 7.1.7 Creating a positive living environment for care recipient and clients.
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