COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY Sample Clauses

COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (a) The parties to this Agreement recognise that with increased competition in the health industry, the wage increases and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. 9.1 Employees and the employer agree to work together to achieve a culture within the organisation in which they:
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. The parties to this Agreement are committed to:
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The Employer and Caregivers covered by this Agreement commit to actively cooperating in implementing changes in work and staffing practices designed to improve productivity (including matching staffing levels to patient needs), especially at the department, xxxx or unit level. Measures to be implemented at xxxx level may include but not be limited to:
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The parties to this Agreement recognise that the wage increases and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. The parties to this Agreement recognise that the wage increases and other benefits contained in this Agreement can only be sustained through improvements in productivity, and as such, agree to work positively toward implementing work practices that increase flexibility and improve productivity and the sustainability of the Hospital.
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COMMITMENT TO IMPROVED PRODUCTIVITY. (1) The parties to this Agreement are committed to the joint achievement of demonstrated productivity and efficiency measures in order to help meet the increased financial commitments of this Agreement.
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