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Association of Community Training Organisations
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Training
Directors
General Management Training
Policies and Procedures
Performance Management and Development System (PMDS)

 

Staff Relations
Collective Industrial Relations
Industrial Relations Support at Centre Level

 

Training
Directors
General Management Training
Policies and Procedures
Performance Management and Development System (PMDS)

Directors
With ever increasing advancements in employment, health and safety and company law, the role of directors is becoming more and more complex and onerous. The voluntary role of Board members is highly valued by individual Centres as well as by IACTO. In order to support the work of the Boards, IACTO will be providing in centre customised training programmes to Boards to support them in their role and function.

Directors Training may include:
Role and Function, Board Recruitment, Board Planning and Evaluation, Board Manual, Productive Meetings and others as needed, the topics covered will depend on the needs of the individual Board and other areas may be provided on request.

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General Management Training
We are currently in the process of negotiating a Community Training Centre employee handbook. The handbook will be supported by a comprehensive set of management guidelines. As a support to the management team, IACTO will provide training on matters related to the employment relationship, the handling of issues with employees and training for the recruitment panel. In addition Centres may request training on specific issues.

 

Policies & Procedures
In addition to the general management training, we will be available to provide training to the CTC team on introduction of the employee handbook. The ½ day session is intended to support the introduction of the employee handbook by providing clear and consistent information to the management and staff of the centre.

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Performance Management & Development
In accordance with the Sustaining Progress Agreement, the Community Training Centre network is required to establish and implement a Performance Management System. This is currently under development and further details will be available in the weeks ahead. Training will support the introduction of the system.
For further information, please contact the IACTO office

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Staff Relations
Collective Industrial Relations
Industrial Relations Support at Centre Level


Collective Bargaining
As the representative of the Boards of Directors, the employers in community training centres, IACTO negotiate with SIPTU and FAS on behalf of community training centre staff on matters of general pay terms and conditions.

Agreements reached between IACTO, SIPTU and FAS at national level apply equally to all Boards and staff of community training centres.

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Principal Activities at National Level

  • Representation of community training centre employers in national negotiations with FAS and the trade union on pay terms and conditions for CTC staff
  • Preparing submissions, proposal documentation and leading at third party hearings
  • Developing and negotiation of personnel policies and procedures
  • Researching and identifying areas for improvement in service and drafting proposals for agreement
  • Developing guidelines and supporting documentation for use at centre level
  • Engaging with Managers, Staff and FAS on areas of development for CTCs generally through working groups and fora.

Industrial Relations Support at Individual Centre Level
Provision of comprehensive advisory, information and research service on human resources and industrial relations issues
  • Information and support on pay terms and conditions for staff
  • Information and support on policy application
  • Preparation for and representation at third party hearing
  • Identification of appropriate responses and interventions, including facilitation mediation and investigation
  • Supporting local management at meetings with the staff and trade union
For further information please contact the IACTO office

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