INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. An Individual Development Plan (IDP) will be reviewed and updated annually and discussed in conjunction with performance evaluation discussions. The Employer will assist the supervisor and the employee in the development of the IDP, upon request, and will provide access to appropriate sources of formal training (e.g. web sites, catalogs). Upon an employee’s assignment to a new or different position, the Employer will inform him or her of the purpose of an IDP, and develop an IDP that outlines the skills or knowledge required for performance in the position and recognizes the employee’s developmental interests. Additionally, the Employer shall make every reasonable effort to provide training and developmental activities identified on each employee's approved IDP when such training is related to the employee's official job duties.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. The Parties to this Agreement recognises that the opportunity of individual development and growth in critical to the success of the change. As a result al parties are committed to rewarding these behaviours with increased access to higher grades in the existing Vinidex Grading Structure. In practice this may not result in higher grades being made available to Employees above what is currently in place, but it will increase the opportunity for all Employees to obtain these higher grades
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. 28.1 The Parties to this Agreement recognise the desire for Employees seeking career and progression pathways. The classifications and rates of pay set out in this Agreement reward and reflect experience and qualifications associated with the tasks and responsibilities of each position.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. An Individual Development Plan (IDP) will be prepared and/or updated annually and discussed in conjunction with performance evaluation discussions. The Agency will provide access to appropriate sources of formal training (e.g. web sites, catalogs). Upon an employee’s assignment to a new or different position, the Agency will inform him or her of the purpose of an IDP and develop an IDP that outlines the skills or knowledge required for performance in the position and recognizes the employee’s development interests. Additionally, the Agency shall make every reasonable effort to provide training and developmental activities identified on each employee’s approved IDP when such training is related to the employee’s official job duties, subject to the availability of space and funds.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. An Individual Development Plan (IDP) will be reviewed and updated annually and discussed in conjunction with performance evaluation discussions. The Employer will assist the supervisor and the employee in the development of the IDP, upon request, and will provide access to appropriate sources of formal training (e.g., web sites, catalogs). Upon assignment to a new position, IDPs should be discussed in conjunction with the development of the new performance plan.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. “Individual Development” means an individual or incremental development project within a Phase which is the subject of Final Site Plan Approval.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. (a) All employees at NAB are responsible for and encouraged to take charge of their own development. People Leaders are responsible for encouraging and supporting the individual's development. All employees are expected to have a development plan. Each development plan will:
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. D2.3.1 At the commencement of the performance assessment cycle the Manager and the employee will determine and agree on the training and development to be completed by the employee during the performance assessment cycle. This information will be articulated in the Individual Development Plan of the IPAD scheme and a record made when completed.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. You’re responsible for and encouraged to take charge of your own development, and People Leaders are responsible for encouraging and supporting your development. You’re also expected to have a development plan.
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT. Local authorities should allow for a budget for learning and development for all staff, which includes training and development both related and unrelated to their current role.
