Workload and Change Sample Clauses

Workload and Change. The parties further agree and acknowledge that employees and management should ensure that as changes or new processes are adopted, every reasonable endeavour is made to achieve a balanced workload for all employees. The parties will actively strive to improve all communication processes between management and employees in relation to workloads, with the specific objective of ensuring that workloads issues raised by employees are investigated, understood and resolved.
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Workload and Change. The parties further agree and acknowledge that employees and management should ensure that as changes or new processes are adopted, every reasonable endeavour is made to achieve a balanced workload for all employees. The parties will actively strive to improve all communication processes between management and employees in relation to workloads with the specific objective of ensuring that workload issues raised by employees are investigated, understood and resolved. If a group or individual on a floor or unit identifies workload issues relating to staff shortages, increased resident demands or for any other reason, they should in the first instance, discuss the issue with the coordinator or supervisor of that work unit and where appropriate, explore solutions. Where an individual has identified a workload issue, then they should identify any tasks they are not able to safely complete during the course of the shift and advise the coordinator or supervisor of these tasks. The unit co-ordinator or supervisor shall notify the management within 24 hours, where practicable, of the following: i. whether there is agreement between the individual and the coordinator or supervisor that the problems exist, and ii. any suggestions that could be taken to rectify the situation. If the work unit does not receive a response from the management within 48 hours, where practicable, (unless agreed otherwise) or the response does not satisfy the concerns of the work unit employees, the employees shall notify the management of their concerns and may notify the respective union representatives. A meeting shall be convened between the parties concerned to discuss the issue. Workload management will be an agenda item at staff meetings on at least a monthly basis. As part of the discussions management will seek feedback from employees present about the adequacy of the staff levels in ensuring care standards are maintained. If the issue remains unresolved, the parties may escalate the issue via the provisions of the Grievance and Dispute Resolution procedure at A10.
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