Departmental Needs Clause Samples

The 'Departmental Needs' clause defines the requirement for a contract or agreement to accommodate the specific operational or resource needs of a particular department within an organization. This clause typically outlines how services, deliverables, or resources must be tailored to meet the unique objectives, timelines, or standards set by the department in question. For example, it may require a vendor to adjust delivery schedules or customize products to align with departmental workflows. Its core function is to ensure that the contractual arrangement remains flexible and responsive to the evolving priorities of the department, thereby supporting efficient and effective departmental operations.
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Departmental Needs. It is recognized that in order to overcome any shortages of eligible members for promotion, it may be necessary to relax the eligibility requirements when making such promotions. In such cases, the intent of the policy will be followed taking into consideration the qualifications of those members applying for the promotion, and any promotion under this section will be discussed at a Labour Management Meeting prior to any action being taken.
Departmental Needs. The citation of departmental needs as a reason for non-reappointment must be validated by detailed statements backing such decision. If department needs are used as a reason for non-reappointment at the departmental level, both the chairperson and the PAC must concur.
Departmental Needs. It is recognized that in order to overcome any shortages of eligible members for promotion, it may be necessary to relax the eligibility requirements when making such promotions. In such cases the intent of the policy will be followed taking into consideration the qualifications of those members applying for the promotion, and any promotion under this section will be discussed at a Labour Management Meeting prior to any action being taken. The City will pay the cost for the Officer, Training Officer and Fire Prevention Programs from a recognized fire academy, as referred to in this Collective Bargaining Agreement. Members will not be eligible to enrol in these courses until they have completed ten (10) years employment. Members who qualify and who do not complete the programs will be required to repay the City for the costs of the programs in which they were enrolled. BETWEEN: The City of Kamloops AND: The International Association of Firefighters Local 913 SUBJECT: FIRE FIT CANADA There will be no mandatory testing for Kamloops Fire Rescue Services members.

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