Facilitating Clause Samples
The 'Facilitating' clause is designed to enable and support the smooth execution of certain actions or processes within an agreement. In practice, this clause may require one party to provide necessary assistance, information, or access to resources so that the other party can fulfill their contractual obligations. By clearly outlining the responsibilities for cooperation, the clause helps prevent delays and misunderstandings, ensuring that both parties can efficiently achieve the intended outcomes of the contract.
Facilitating. 1.2.7 Allied Health/ Public Health/ Technical Management Positions Management positions will only be covered by this MECA if they meet the specific criteria outlined in Clause 5.6.
1.2.8 Any other employees substantially employed in one of the above positions who may from time to time use an alternative title.
1.2.9 Nothing in the above coverage clause shall act to exclude any employee who is a member of the PSA and was covered by the 2005-07 regional MECA that preceded this Agreement nor shall it act to include any employee whose position was explicitly excluded from coverage of the regional MECA that preceded this Agreement unless the PSA and the DHB concerned specifically agree otherwise.
Facilitating. Unit members who present Tier 2 professional development on behalf of the District will be compensated based on enrollment and number of hours of the course. For compensation purposes, the District will always round up the number of participants when calculating payment (e.g., 12 participants will lead to using 20 in the formula). • Instructor’s compensation will be the maximum number of participants in each band (10, 20, 30, or 40) x .125 hours x number of course hours x staff development rate for presenters. o Example 1: 8 participants converts to 10 participants x .125 hours x 1 hour course x $40.80 = $51.00 o Example 2: 18 participants converts to 20 participants x .125 hours x 4 hour course x $40.80 = $408.00 1-10 $51.00 $102.00 $204.00 $306.00 $408.00 $612.00 $765.00 **Tier 2 – This professional development approach requires the instructor to spend more time communicating, grading, facilitating, and providing constructive feedback to participants.
Facilitating. Unit members who present Traditional and Tier 1 professional development outside of the school day on behalf of the District will be compensated at a rate equal to the current professional development rate plus twenty percent (20%). Tier 2 On-line Professional Development Tier 2 requires the instructor to spend more time communicating, grading, facilitating, and providing constructive feedback to participants.
Facilitating. When determining the appropriate level for placement of Alcohol & Other Drug Workers and Health Promotion Officers/ Advisors who do not hold a relevant three year degree, the employer will undertake an assessment, within six months of the employee’s appointment, which will include consideration of the following: The employee’s job description
Facilitating. (i) needs assessments, (ii) community-led development of recovery and development plans; (iii) community prioritization of service interventions; and (iv) based on the needs assessments and prioritization of service interventions, implementation and monitoring of eligible investments in community-led basic services (“Sub-activities”) including:
A. education services consisting of, inter alia, establishing community learning centers tailored to the needs of out-of-school children, procuring teaching and learning materials, financing psychosocial support, Training for teachers and select community members;
B. health services consisting of inter alia a package of health and nutrition services at primary health care facilities and referral pathways;
C. WASH services consisting of inter alia climate-resilient rehabilitation and upgrading of water supply systems and improvement of sanitation facilities in critical institutions, such as health centers, schools, and public institutions sheltering internally displaced persons;
D. GBV response consisting of inter alia case management, medical care, mental health psychosocial support services, and referrals through health centers, mobile teams, safe spaces, local women’s organizations, social workers, and community-based child protection networks; and evidence-based community awareness and prevention campaign; and
E. other community-level basic services as requested by the Select Communities.