Evaluation Officer definition
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In order to carry out this function the Union Job Evaluation Officer shall work in liaison with the appropriate Management Groups responsible for the administration of such matters and he/she shall be permitted, within reason, to interview Employees during regular working hours.
Jobs will not be posted until the new or revised job description has been prepared, evaluated and forwarded to the Union Job Evaluation Officer.
In order to carry out this function, the Union Job Evaluation Officer shall work in liaison with the appropriate Company groups responsible for the administration of such matters and he/she shall be permitted, within reason, to interview employees during regular working hours.
Following completion of the investigation, the immediate Manager will consider the appeal and provide a written response to the MoveUP Job Evaluation Officer (with copies to the Compensation designate and Labour Relations) within 10 working days.
In addition, the University participates in the Birmingham and Solihull Aimhigher Alliance and contributes data which is collated by a central Evaluation Officer; leads the Excellence Hub and reports regularly on performance to the DCSF; and leads the Routes into Languages Programme reporting to HEFCE.
At institutional level there is a considerable investment in evaluating the impact of key initiatives such as the Learning Development Centre with a dedicated Student Evaluation Officer who is evaluating the impact upon the users of the service and also exploring student and staff perceptions of the service.
In order to carry out this function the Union Job Evaluation Officer shall work in liaison with the appropriate Management Groups responsible for the administration of such matters and shall be permitted, within reason, to interview Employees during regular working hours.
Working closely with professional staff at the Programs and Project Unit at AU-IBAR, the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will support in monitoring and evaluation of fisheries and aquaculture initiatives; and compile, track against agreed targets, and report results of the Action.
The project field Monitoring and Evaluation Officer as well as KeNAAM’s M&E/Tracking Officer will be responsible for accurate and timely monitoring plans and reporting for this project.
The PCU shall include a Project Coordinator, Operations Officer, Finance Manager, Community Agricultural Development Officer, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Project Analyst, Private Sector Specialist and Procurement Specialist.