Annual Performance Agreement definition

Annual Performance Agreement means each agreement referred to in Section I. 6. (b) of Schedule 2 to this Agreement.
Annual Performance Agreement means the agreement referred to in Section 3.09 (b) of this Agreement;

Examples of Annual Performance Agreement in a sentence

  • Where these endorsed training packages satisfy CSIRO’s operational needs, CSIRO agrees in principle to utilise them for training and career development (agreed in the context of the Annual Performance Agreement [APA] process) thereby facilitating portability of training and skill.

  • There is no requirement to wait for the completion of one or more Annual Performance Agreement cycles.

  • Section 57(1) (b) of the Systems Act, read with the Contract of Employment requires the parties to conclude an Annual Performance Agreement.

  • CSIRO recognises this valued role by providing: • reasonable time during normal working hours to undertake the role; • formal recognition of time spent on this role in their Annual Performance Agreement; • time and encouragement to participate in essential training to enhance their effectiveness; and • the opportunity, where relevant, to participate in committees and the assessment of Diversity awards.

  • CSIRO recognises this valued role by providing: • reasonable time during normal working hours to undertake the role; • formal recognition of time spent on this role in their Annual Performance Agreement; • essential training and resources; and • the opportunity, as a member of the Business Unit Occupational Health and Safety Committee, to participate in the assessment of relevant Business Unit Awards.

  • I, the Secretary, commit to the Director General, Department of Traditional Medicine Services to provide necessary support for the delivery of results described in this Annual Performance Agreement.

  • EM’s Annual Performance Agreement has been established as a vehicle for measuring, tracking, and validating progress.

  • The Annual Performance Agreement is approved by the Common Council.

  • Unless the Allocation of Business is changed, they cannot be changed in the Annual Performance Agreement.

  • I, the Director General, Department of Traditional Medicine Services, commit to the Secretary and the Minister, to deliver the results described in this Annual Performance Agreement.