Government Workforce Transition Sample Clauses

Government Workforce Transition. To give effect to clause 32 of the Bilateral Agreement between the Commonwealth and WA, the parties will develop and agree on a NDIA Workforce Plan (Schedule J) in addition to working arrangements for state-wide implementation at transition. The implementation of this plan will ensure that the transition period and prospective NDIS operations in WA are adequately staffed, leveraging the skill and experience of existing WA Government disability staff. To facilitate the development of the NDIS workforce, the first offer of employment for the NDIA will be to appropriately skilled existing WA Government disability staff. For the purposes of Schedule J, ‘disability staff’ refers to all WA Government disability staff affected by the national rollout of the NDIS, regardless of whether roles are directly involved in the delivery of services to clients. To safeguard the existing employment conditions of WA Government disability staff, and to facilitate a timely transition, it is agreed that Part 6-3A of the Fair Work Act 2009 will be the mechanism under which disability staff will be permanently employed by the NDIA. In the instance of NDIA requiring WA Government disability staff outside this scope, other recruitment mechanisms will be used. This work is separate to broader and ongoing work on market, sector and workforce development.
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Government Workforce Transition. To give effect to both Clause 35 of the Heads of Agreement between Commonwealth and NSW Governments on the NDIS and Clause 31 of the Bilateral Agreement, a specific workforce schedule will be agreed (Schedule H) in addition to working arrangements for state-wide implementation at transition.
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Government Workforce Transition. ‌ To give effect to both Clause 35 of the Heads of Agreement between Commonwealth and NSW Governments on the NDIS and Clause 31 of the Bilateral Agreement, a specific workforce schedule will be agreed (Schedule H) in addition to working arrangements for state-wide implementation at transition. Deliverables:‌ The First Offer of Employment Working Arrangements will be agreed between the NSW and Commonwealth Governments and the NDIA to give effect to the Bilateral Agreement Schedule H, which will be developed by December 2015. Timeframes:‌ The First Offer of Employment Working Arrangements will be finalised by Quarter 3 2015/16 after Schedule H is complete. Performance Measures: The number and proportion of NDIA jobs located in NSW available for first offer. The number and proportion of ongoing NDIA roles across all classifications filled by NSW Government disability staff. Outcome:‌ An appropriately skilled workforce will positively impact on the NDIA’s capacity to support participants to access the Scheme. Knowledge of local NSW disability networks, mainstream interfaces, communities, and sector is transmitted into the new system.
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