University Action Plan Clause Samples

The University Action Plan clause outlines the institution's commitment to developing and implementing a structured set of steps or initiatives to address specific issues or achieve defined objectives. Typically, this clause details the process for creating the action plan, assigns responsibilities to relevant university departments or personnel, and sets timelines for completion and review. Its core practical function is to ensure accountability and systematic progress toward institutional goals, providing a clear framework for addressing challenges or fulfilling obligations.
University Action Plan. The University recognizes the importance of mutual collaboration between the employee and their Management Officer to have one on one discussion, a minimum of once per year to facilitate the planning and development of the strategy for goals and actions consistent with the University’s strategic goals with regular follow up as required. The University Action Plan, consisting of a format for goals and direction will be developed by the University in consultation with the Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) and reviewed annually. This tool will be used by all parties to cultivate and nurture targeted discussion about their tasks, goals, aspirations, interests and professional development. The University and the employees will each keep a copy of the agreed upon plan for subsequent discussions and follow up.
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