Management skills Sample Clauses

Management skills. (a) These positions require skills in managing time, setting priorities and planning and organising one’s own work and that of supervised employees so as to achieve specific and set objectives in the most efficient way possible within the resources available and within a set timetable. (b) The position requires an understanding of and ability to implement basic personnel policies and practices including those related to equal employment opportunity, occupational health and safety and employees’ training and development.
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Management skills. Application of highly developed management skills to establish and/or monitor goals and objectives. Manage Employees, budgets, work programs or major projects of the Employer or a department utilising leadership, evaluation and monitoring skills to facilitate achievement of objectives. Ability to generate innovative approaches to more effectively deploy resources, meet changing circumstances and improve services.
Management skills. Positions in this Band typically involve the supervision of large numbers of employees or the supervision of tertiary qualified employees or employees with extensive experience. • Management skills are required to achieve objectives and goals, taking account of organisational and external constraints and opportunities.
Management skills. The scope and complexity of activities involving degrees of planning, organising, performing, coordinating and reviewing. The skills required for negotiating, influencing and gaining cooperation from others.
Management skills. May manage a number of projects involving people and other resources requiring project control and monitoring as well as motivation and co-ordination skills.
Management skills.  Punctuality when attending a shift is essential to ensure the school crossing is manned at the designated times.  Ability to relate effectively to children and members of the public.  Satisfactory Police Check record is essential.  Road Safety AwarenessPrevious experience may be an advantage but is not essential.
Management skills. Provide employees with on-the-job training, guidance and basic knowledge of workplace policies and procedures. Employees may lead small groups of employees at the ‘work face’.
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Management skills. S NI The teacher exhibits organization of classroom.
Management skills. Provide Employees with on-the-job training, guidance and basic knowledge of workplace policies and procedures. Positions may lead small groups of Employees at the ‘work face’. A4.5 Interpersonal skills: Positions at this level require effective communication skills to enable them to communicate with clients, other Employees and members of the public and in the resolution of routine and usual matters.
Management skills. When applicable, maintains accurate records and budgets and is accountable for equipment and supplies. Turns in written reports as required.
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