Common use of Scheduling of Activities Clause in Contracts

Scheduling of Activities. You and your clinical manager will agree in the schedule of your job plan the Programmed Activities that are necessary to fulfill your duties and responsibilities, and the times and locations at which these activities are scheduled to take place. You and your clinical manager will seek to reach agreement in the scheduling of all activities. Subject to the provisions for recognising work done in Out of Hours (see clause 8 below) a Programmed Activity has a timetable value of four hours. Each Programmed Activity may include a combination of duties. Your Job Plan will contain [insert]* Programmed Activities per week on average, subject to the provisions below for recognising emergency work arising from on-call rotas. A standard full-time Job Plan will contain ten (10) Programmed Activities subject to the provisions in clause 6.6 to agree Additional Programmed Activities (up to the maximum permitted by the Working Time Regulations) which can be contracted for separately from time to time. The rates for basic pay are set out in the latest Pay Circular. [Note: the number of Programmed Activities will need to be adjusted for part-time doctors. Where a doctor has a part-time contract, the employing organisation will need to agree the number of weekly Programmed Activities that should be included in the Job Plan.]

Scheduling of Activities. You and your clinical manager will agree in the schedule of your job plan the Programmed Activities that are necessary to fulfill your duties and responsibilities, and the times and locations at which these activities are scheduled to take place. You and your clinical manager will seek to reach agreement in the scheduling of all activities. Subject to the provisions for recognising work done in Out of Hours (see clause 8 below) a Programmed Activity has a timetable value of four hours. Each Programmed Activity may include a combination of duties. Your Job Plan will contain [insert]* Programmed Activities per week on average, subject to the provisions below for recognising emergency work arising from on-call rotas. A standard full-time Job Plan will contain ten (10) Programmed Activities subject to the provisions in clause 6.6 to agree Additional Programmed Activities (up to the maximum permitted by the Working Time Regulations) which can be contracted for separately from time to time. The rates for basic pay are set out in the latest Pay Circular. [Note: the number of Programmed Activities will need to be adjusted for part-part- time doctors. Where a doctor has a part-time contract, the employing organisation will need to agree the number of weekly Programmed Activities that should be included in the Job Plan.]

Scheduling of Activities. You and your clinical manager will agree in the schedule of your job plan Job Plan the Programmed Activities that are necessary to fulfill your duties and responsibilities, and the times and locations at which these activities are scheduled to take place. You and your clinical manager will seek to reach agreement in the scheduling of all activities. Subject to the provisions for recognising work done in Out of Hours (see clause 8 below) a Programmed Activity has a timetable value of four hours. Each Programmed Activity may include a combination of duties. Your Job Plan will contain [insert]* Programmed Activities per week on average, subject to the provisions below for recognising emergency work arising from on-call rotas. A standard full-time Job Plan will contain ten (10) Programmed Activities subject to the provisions in clause 6.6 to agree Additional Programmed Activities (up to the maximum permitted by the Working Time Regulations) which can be contracted for separately from time to time. The rates for basic pay are set out in Appendix 3. [note: Employing organisations to attach the latest Pay Circular. pay circular to Appendix 3] [Note: the number of Programmed Activities will need to be adjusted for part-time doctors. Where a doctor has a part-time contract, the employing organisation will need to agree the number of weekly Programmed Activities that should be included in the Job Plan.]

Scheduling of Activities. You and your clinical manager will agree in the schedule of your job plan Job Plan the Programmed Activities Sessions that are necessary to fulfill your duties and responsibilities, and the times and locations at which these activities are scheduled to take place. You and your clinical manager will seek to reach agreement in the scheduling of all activities. Subject to the provisions for recognising work done in Out of Hours (see clause 8 below) a Programmed Activity Session has a timetable value of four hours. Each Programmed Activity Session may include a combination of duties. Your Job Plan will contain [insert]* Programmed Activities {offerworkingperioddesc.en-gb} Sessions per week on average, subject to the provisions below for recognising emergency work arising from on-call rotas. A standard full-time Job Plan will contain ten (10) Programmed Activities Sessions subject to the provisions in clause 6.6 7.6 to agree Additional Programmed Activities Sessions (up to the maximum permitted by the Working Time Regulations) which can be contracted for separately from time to time. The rates for basic pay are set out in Appendix 3. [note: Employing organisations to attach the latest Pay Circular. pay circular to Appendix 3] [Note: the number of Programmed Activities Sessions will need to be adjusted for part-time doctors. Where a doctor has a part-time contract, the employing organisation will need to agree the number of weekly Programmed Activities Sessions that should be included in the Job Plan.]