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The FICSA Standing Committee on Human Resources Management advises the Executive Committee on: Contracts: identifying best practice in contractual arrangements especially concerning the use of short-term contracts Job classification: monitoring the job evaluation tools for all categories of staff Recruitment and selection: sharing information on recruitment and selection procedures and the participation of staff in selection committees Installation: advising on the best practice Dependency status: participating in the development of policy to recognize domestic partners as dependents Appointment and promotion procedures: exchanging information on appointment and promotion procedures and the participation of staff on appointment and promotion boards Performance management: participating in the development of performance management and performance appraisal tools Career development: working towards the implementation of a holistic approach to individual career advancement Leave provisions: monitoring and identifying best practice Separation and termination policies: monitoring and identifying best practice and ensuring that termination policies are fully respected Hours of work, holidays: exchanging information to identify best practice Flexi-time: advocating for the implementation of flexi-time policies system-wide Mobility policies and procedures: participating in the development of inter-agency and intra-agency mobility policies and safeguards against abuse Outsourcing: identifying the impact of outsourcing on the organizations and their staff Training: providing training to members on HR initiatives and trends, and monitoring the availability of training provided by the organizations; advocating that at least 2% of staffing budgets be allocated for training |