Common use of INTERPERSONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS Clause in Contracts

INTERPERSONAL AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS. This factor measures the Interpersonal and Communication Skills required for the job. It includes oral, linguistic, sign and written communication skills. The emphasis of the factor is on the purpose to which the interpersonal and communication skills are put (for example, training, educating, promoting, obtaining information from others, interviewing, gaining the co-operation of others, team working, advising, motivating, persuading, counselling, conciliating, negotiating, meeting the needs of others). The factor covers the complexity or contentiousness of the subject matter to be conveyed, and any requirements to exercise confidentiality or sensitivity. It takes into account the nature, diversity, cultural background and size of the intended audiences.

Appears in 25 contracts

Samples: National Agreement, Local Government Services, National Agreement

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