Organisational Context definition
Organisational Context. The context regarding the customers and the nature of the service provided determines the level. Contributing factors include but are not limited to size and complexity of service provided. Service: The service is defined by the context in which it is operated. The contextual information regarding the customers and the nature of the service provided is what needs to be defined to determine the level. Contributing factors can include (but are not limited to) size, complexity, support, influence. Use of the term “service” is a conceptual statement and overrides any use of the term within the organisational nomenclature of the time.
Examples of Organisational Context in a sentence
Enterprise Agreement: VICTORIAN PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR (HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, HEALTH AND ALLIED SERVICES, MANAGERS & ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS) ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT 2011-2015 Reports to: Manager, Marketing and Communications Division: CEO Organisational Context The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital is a world class specialist hospital in eye and ear care that provides services across Victoria.