(1) Incremental progression recognises a staff member's additional skills, experience and knowledge gained over time and their increased contribution to the University. (2) This Policy applies to: (3) A staff member who has been denied incremental progression may seek a review of the decision by making application to the Vice-President (People) and Chief People Officer within four weeks of notification of the decision. The application should include the reasons for seeking the review. The review will be conducted by a committee comprising a senior officer of the University and a nominee of the National Tertiary Education Industry Union. (4) The committee shall conduct its review as expeditiously as possible and shall have access to all relevant information, records and persons. The committee shall present a report and recommendation to the Provost/Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor for determination within four weeks of lodgement of the application. The staff member will be provided with a copy of the report and recommendation of the committee at the same time. (5) A staff member who has been denied incremental progression may seek a review of the decision by making application to the Vice-President (People) and Chief People Officer within four weeks of notification of the decision. The application should include the reasons for seeking the review. The review will be conducted by a committee comprising a senior officer of the University and a nominee of the National Tertiary Education Industry Union. (6) The committee shall conduct its review as expeditiously as possible and shall have access to all relevant information, records and persons. The committee shall present a report and recommendation to the Vice-President (Administration) and University Registrar for determination within four weeks of lodgement of the application. The staff member will be provided with a copy of the report and recommendation of the committee at the same time. (7) Incremental progression is available for professional staff as outlined in the QUT Enterprise Agreement (Professional Staff) (Clause 16). (8) Where a Supervisor determines that a staff member's performance against the performance expectations is exceptional, the Supervisor may recommend to the authorising officer advancement of a staff member through more than one salary increment. The authorising officer may approve accelerated progression only where the staff member's performance is clearly exceptional against the performance expectations. (9) The Vice-President (People) and Chief People Officer is authorised to approve variations to this Policy in exceptional circumstances. Any such variation will be recorded by Human Resources.Incremental Progression Policy
Section 1 - Purpose
Section 2 - Application
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Section 4 - Incremental Progression - Academic Staff
Procedures
Review Process
Section 5 - Incremental Progression - Professional Staff
Procedures
Review Process
Section 6 - Accelerated Incremental Progression - Academic and Professional Staff
Section 7 - Exceptions to Policy
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Position
Responsibility
Staff member
Discusses performance with the supervisor.
If applicable, makes application to seek to review a decision to deny incremental progression.
Supervisor
Reviews performance of the staff member.
If applicable, recommends withholding an increment.
If applicable, commences formal procedures relating to unsatisfactory performance.
If applicable, recommends advancement of a staff member through more than one salary increment.
Vice-President (People) and Chief People Officer
Receives application from staff member seeking to review a decision to deny incremental progression.
Provost/Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Determines the application for review of the decision to deny an incremental progression.