Examples of Organisational Change in a sentence
Proposals in relation to savings arising out of a reduction in posts will be subject to the County Council’s Organisational Change policy which requires an Equality Impact Assessment to be undertaken as part of the Action Plan.
Proposals in relation to savings arising out of a reduction in posts will be subject to the County Council Organisational Change policy which requires an Equality Impact Assessment to be undertaken as part of the action plan.
The Council’s Managing Organisational Change Policy is applicable to all employees and sets out the Council’s pay protection policy.
The Council has a policy linked to its policy for Handling Organisational Change which sets out the terms for redundancy and early termination of staff (subject to qualifying criteria), which apply to Chief Officers and to all staff.
The Organisational Change Framework sets out the arrangements and restrictions by which Chief Officers are re-employed or re-engaged on a contract for services following termination of employment.
All savings proposals or changes to the funding regime that impact on staff numbers, will be managed in accordance with both statutory requirements and the Council's Managing Organisational Change & Redundancy policy and associated guidance.
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Organisational Change Policy will underpin the approach to be taken supported by workforce planning and development strategies.
This policy needs to be read in conjunction with the Organisational Change Policy.
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