What is an integrated Team Sample Clauses

What is an integrated Team. For the purposes of building a partnership between LBH&F, RBK&C and WCC, an integrated team will usually be based on a mix of the 2 Council’s staff (WCC & RBK&C) who: • Will retain their employment role and status with no material changes to their terms and conditions, which means that employees of RBK&C and WCC will work alongside each other on the different terms and conditions of each organisation, staff working on LBH&F will be employed by WCC; • Will be managed by the Tri-Borough Director of Treasury & Pensions, whom is employed by WCC; • May be co-located with the rest of the team; • May include colleagues from other partnership organisations; • Will be part of an identified Team who report through to a designated Director, Executive Director or Chief Executive; • Will share team goals and objectives but will continue to be subject to the staff / individual performance review process relating to the organisation that employs them; • Work within a team that can be integrated as part of an organisational restructuring; and • Can be part of organisation under a joint budgeting agreement. • Will work under a S113 arrangement agreed between the three Boroughs
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What is an integrated Team. 4.1 For the purposes of building a partnership between the Councils, an integrated team will usually be based on a mix of Councils’ staff who: − Will retain their employment role and status with no material changes to their terms and conditions, which means that employees of BBC and RDC will work alongside each other on the different terms and conditions of each organisation; − Will be managed by the [ ], whom is employed by [ ]; − May be co-located with the rest of the team; − May include colleagues from other partnership organisations; − Will be part of an identified Team who report through to a designated Director, Executive Director or Chief Executive; − Will share team goals and objectives but will continue to be subject to the staff / individual performance review process relating to the organisation that employs them; − Work within a team that can be integrated as part of an organisational restructuring; and − Can be part of organisation under a joint budgeting agreement. − Will work under a S113 arrangement agreed between the Councils 4.2 An integrated team at this point in time will not usually be: − A team where all members are employed by the same organisation; − A team involving TUPE processes: roles/employment will not be transferred; and − A team made up solely of secondees.

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