Common use of Personal Development Plan Clause in Contracts

Personal Development Plan. The employer encourages the employee to draw up a personal development plan that meets their individual development and training needs. The plan addresses competencies, knowledge, skills and conduct. The personal development plan pays attention to aspects that affect the employee’s sustainable employability, also in view of the employee’s length of stay in the current position and possible future changes to the position (including the job content and the possible redundancy of the position). If necessary for the individual employee, it must include the granting of more extensive education, training and development programmes and the time required for this, as well as doing work placements.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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