Committee Goals Sample Clauses

Committee Goals. ‌ • Provide Homecare and Personal Support Workers with skill-building opportunities to enhance the services provided to Consumer/Employers in a safe and efficient manner. • To empower Consumer/Employers with the knowledge and skills to effectively direct their services and manage their Employees. • Identify and develop professional and workforce development opportunities for Homecare and Personal Support Workers.
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Committee Goals. ‌ • Provide HCWs with skill-building opportunities to enhance the services received by Consumer/Employers in a safe and efficient manner. • To empower Consumer/Employers with the knowledge and skills to effectively direct their services and manage their Employees. • Identify and develop professional and workforce development opportunities for HCWs.
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Committee Goals. The Committee shall be jointly chaired by the Union and the County. The Committee’s goal is to attempt to resolve issues during the term of the Agreement and to promote good employer-employee relations. The Committee shall discuss issues of mutual interest to the parties, including:
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Committee Goals. The goals of the Committee are to: • Identify opportunities to improve collaborative early warning infectious disease surveillance and surveillance information sharing between the participating jurisdictions, including the type of information to be shared. • Develop plans to address surge capacity demands on health systems and resources when public health emergencies arise, including a 24/7 response protocol between participating jurisdictions that would identify appropriate contacts and their roles. • Assess current and explore future areas of collaboration that could result in efficiencies in the provision of health services • Conduct an annual Cross Border Public Health Preparedness Workshop.
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Committee Goals. The goals of the Committee are to: • Identify opportunities to improve collaborative early warning infectious disease surveillance and surveillance information sharing between the participating jurisdictions, including the type of information to be shared. • Develop plans to address surge capacity demands on health systems and resources when public health emergencies arise, including a 24/7 response protocol between participating jurisdictions that would identify appropriate contacts and their roles. • Assess current and explore future areas of collaboration that could result in efficiencies in the provision of health services • Reach agreement regarding, and the manner in which it will be shared, including developing and agreeing upon. • Conduct an annual Cross Border Public Health Preparedness Workshop.
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