JACS definition

JACS means the Jersey Advisory and Conciliation Service established by the Jersey Advisory and Conciliation (Jersey) Law 20033;
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JACS means the Jersey Advisory and Conciliation Service established by Article 2;
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JACS means the Justice and Community Safety Directorate of the ACT Government.
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Examples of JACS in a sentence

  • This will be governed by the joint JACS and ACT Policing Strategic Accommodation Committee and subject to any guidelines developed by that group.

  • The Police Minister and the Director-General JACS will be responsible for informing the other relevant ACT Government parties.

  • The Minister for Police has delegated the day-to-day management of the Arrangement and Agreement to the Director-General of the Justice and Community Safety Directorate (JACS), consistent with the Public ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.

  • In the event of a failure to resolve the issue: ⮚ either party may refer the matter for mediation under the auspices of the Jersey Advisory and Conciliation Service (JACS) and/or; ⮚ the Union acting on behalf of the affected employees may appeal in writing to the Employment Tribunal under the Employment Relations (Jersey) Law 2005 stating their reasons against the Employer’s decision.

  • With a year to go before the Agreement expires, JACS will endeavour ensure all Directorates remain committed to delivering outcomes Of the 105 action items, only one has been unable to be delivered.

  • Of these, 6.7% (5,895) entered a first degree in JACS Subject Code H, which represents 1.4% of all students entering a first degree in 2010/11.

  • The participant by choosing to have funds transferred from the participant?s bank account to the JACS account, agrees that the participant authorizes the Judiciary to initiate one or more ACH debit entries for the specified amounts from the participant?s bank account, and that the participant authorizes the financial institution that holds the participant?s bank account to deduct such payments.

  • The total price includes enabling costs and direct funding of $232,000 from JACS for crime prevention initiatives.

  • Over 300 JACS staff have completed cultural awareness training, including senior executives.

  • National Indigenous Law and Justice Framework (Annexure 2) JACS participated in the development of the National Indigenous Law and Justice Framework which is a guide for all jurisdictions in relation to improving law and justice outcomes.