Restructure, Reorganisations, Exits and Redundancy Sample Clauses

Restructure, Reorganisations, Exits and Redundancy. Any reorganisation, restructure or downsizing of SO-OAG will be a matter for the Director of the Scotland Office. HR advice will be provided by the HR Business Partner in MoJ in line with the relevant SLA and managed in line with the MOCF. The Director of the Scotland Office, as Principal Accounting Officer, can decide to run a Voluntary Early Departure Scheme (VEDS) for staff on MoJ terms and conditions, and will: • Be responsible for securing approval to run the scheme, and securing the requisite funding • Be responsible for meeting all associated exit costs • Have discretion to decide which exits to approve. The Director of the Scotland Office will also be responsible for all matters relating to voluntary or compulsory redundancies including the process, consultation with the unions, period of reflection meetings with the Cabinet Office, obtaining requisite approvals and funding. Support will be provided by the HRBP and the appropriate Centres of Expertise within HR. SO-OAG Office staff will be excluded from all MoJ Voluntary Early Departure Schemes (VEDs) unless otherwise expressly agreed. MoJ will inform SO-OAG prior to the running of any such scheme.
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Restructure, Reorganisations, Exits and Redundancy. Any reorganisation, restructure or downsizing of the Wales Office will be a matter for the Director of the Wales Office. HR advice will be provided by the HR Business Partner in MoJ in line with the relevant SLA and managed in line with the MOCF.

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