Common use of Productivity and Efficiency Clause in Contracts

Productivity and Efficiency. 13.1 The skills, energy and cooperation of employees and their contribution to productivity, increased quality and efficiency are recognised by this Agreement. 13.2 It is also recognised that this Agreement was negotiated in the context of productivity improvements arising from the Northern Territory Public Sector Teacher and Educator 2017--2021 Enterprise Agreement. 13.3 This Agreement takes into account actual agency and industry changes and productivity improvements and further improvements expected during the term of this Agreement. 13.4 Without in any way limiting the scope of matters which will be taken into account in this process, the following are agreed as key factors in the performance of the agency: a) achieving organisational strategic goals and objectives; b) cooperation with and active participation in change processes; c) increased skill levels arising from training and professional learning; d) ongoing improvements to the quality and quantity of services; e) more flexible working arrangements; f) a commitment to redeployment and retraining in lieu of involuntary redundancies; g) improved access to training in the use of new technologies; h) improved communications, work practices and effective use of professional standards; and i) updated program evaluation criteria.

Productivity and Efficiency. 13.1 11.1 The skills, energy and cooperation of employees and their contribution to productivity, increased quality and efficiency are recognised by this Agreement. 13.2 11.2 It is also recognised that this Agreement was negotiated in the context of productivity improvements arising from the Northern Territory Public Sector Teacher and Educator 2017--2021 2014—2017 Enterprise Agreement. 13.3 11.3 This Agreement takes into account actual agency and industry changes and productivity improvements and further improvements expected during the term of this Agreement. 13.4 11.4 Without in any way limiting the scope of matters which will be taken into account in this process, the following are agreed as key factors in the performance of the agency: (a) achieving organisational strategic goals and objectives; (b) cooperation with and active participation in change processes; (c) increased skill levels arising from training and professional learning; (d) ongoing improvements to the quality and quantity of services; (e) more flexible working arrangements; (f) a commitment to redeployment and retraining in lieu of involuntary redundancies; (g) improved access to training in the use of new technologies; (h) improved communications, work practices and effective use of professional standards; and (i) updated program evaluation criteria.

Productivity and Efficiency. ‌ 13.1 The skills, energy and cooperation of employees and their contribution to productivity, increased quality and efficiency are recognised by this Agreement. 13.2 It is also recognised that this Agreement was negotiated in the context of productivity improvements arising from the Northern Territory Public Sector Teacher and Educator 2017--2021 Enterprise Agreement. 13.3 This Agreement takes into account actual agency and industry changes and productivity improvements and further improvements expected during the term of this Agreement. 13.4 Without in any way limiting the scope of matters which will be taken into account in this process, the following are agreed as key factors in the performance of the agency: a) achieving organisational strategic goals and objectives; b) cooperation with and active participation in change processes; c) increased skill levels arising from training and professional learning; d) ongoing improvements to the quality and quantity of services; e) more flexible working arrangements; f) a commitment to redeployment and retraining in lieu of involuntary redundancies; g) improved access to training in the use of new technologies; h) improved communications, work practices and effective use of professional standards; and i) updated program evaluation criteria.