Common use of Equivalent Client or Customer Relationship Clause in Contracts

Equivalent Client or Customer Relationship. this factor generally measures responsibilities which have a direct impact on people other than Council employees. However, some jobs with responsibilities for other groups of people, who are not defined above, nor employees supervised by the jobholder, should also be assessed. Those in an equivalent client or customer relationship include other employees of the local authority (for example, customers of internal staff catering facilities, or clients of HR/ personnel, training, workforce development, equalities or welfare officers); or the employees or volunteers of a voluntary organisation, to whom the jobholder is providing a direct service (but supervisory or co-ordinating responsibilities should be measured under the Responsibility for Supervision etc. factor).

Equivalent Client or Customer Relationship. this factor generally measures responsibilities which have a direct impact on people other than Council employees. However, some jobs with responsibilities for other groups of people, who are not defined above, nor employees supervised by the jobholder, should also be assessed. Those in an equivalent client or customer relationship include other employees of the local authority (for example, customers of internal staff catering facilities, or clients of HR/ personnel, training, workforce development, equalities or welfare officers); or the employees or volunteers of a voluntary organisation, to whom the jobholder is providing a direct service (but supervisory or co-co- ordinating responsibilities should be measured under the Responsibility for Supervision etc. factor).