Common use of MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED Clause in Contracts

MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED. In determining whether to apply an ARIn to an employee in a position, the Director-General will have regard to the following matters: whether the position is critical to the operation of the Directorate or to a business unit in the Directorate; whether an employee who occupies the position requires specialised qualifications, skill set and/or experience to perform the requirements of the position; whether the role and skills required by the employee who occupies the position are in high demand; the level at which comparable individuals with skills and qualifications for the role are remunerated in the marketplace; the difficulty and cost associated with recruiting to the position; any other matter he or she considers relevant to determining whether or not an ARIn would be appropriate in the circumstances. In considering paragraph 5.1.4 the Director-General must take into account relevant market data (by reference to the definition of relevant market data in this Framework).

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Enterprise Agreement, Enterprise Agreement

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MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED. In determining whether to apply an ARIn to an employee in a position, the Directordirector-General will general must have regard to all the following matters: whether Whether the position is critical to the operation of the Directorate directorate or to a business unit in the Directorate; whether directorate. Whether an employee who occupies the position requires specialised qualifications, skill set and/or or experience to perform the requirements of the position; whether . Whether the role and skills required by the employee who occupies the position are in high demand; the . The level at which comparable individuals with skills and qualifications for the role are remunerated in the marketplace; the . The difficulty and cost associated with recruiting to the position; any . Any other matter he or she considers considered relevant to determining whether or not an ARIn would be appropriate in the circumstances. In considering paragraph 5.1.4 the Directordirector-General general must take into account relevant market data (by reference to the definition of relevant market data in this Framework).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED. In determining whether to apply an ARIn to an employee in a position, the Director-General will have regard to the following matters: whether the position is critical to the operation of the Directorate or to a business unit in the Directorate; whether an employee who occupies the position requires specialised qualifications, skill set and/or experience to perform the requirements of the position; whether the role and skills required by the employee who occupies the position are in high demand; the level at which comparable individuals with skills and qualifications for the role are remunerated in the marketplace; the difficulty and cost associated with recruiting to the position; any other matter he or she considers relevant to determining whether or not an ARIn would be appropriate in the circumstances. In considering paragraph 5.1.4 the Director-General must take into account relevant market data (by reference to the definition of relevant market data in this Framework).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Enterprise Agreement

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