Self-Development Sample Clauses
The Self-Development clause outlines the rights and obligations of a party to independently develop products, services, or technologies similar to those discussed or provided under an agreement. Typically, this clause clarifies that neither party is restricted from pursuing their own research, development, or business activities, even if these activities are competitive or overlap with the subject matter of the contract. Its core function is to prevent disputes over independent innovation and to ensure that collaboration does not unduly limit either party’s ability to grow or compete in their respective markets.
Self-Development. The Parties mutually agree to encourage employee self-development.
Self-Development. The ability to understand own development needs and to recognise, create and seize opportunities to improve performance. Works effectively with others to achieve mutual aims, and to identify and resolve problems. Influence an environment free from horizontal and vertical violence.
Self-Development. The primary responsibility for self- development (i.e. not essential for performance of employees' assigned duties) rests with each individual employee. The Employer and the Union agree to encourage employees to follow a plan for self- development consistent with this Article.