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The Governing Board is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the organization, establishing business plans and priorities, overseeing performance of officers, and managing risk. The board provides strategic direction, oversees budgets and accounts, implements governance arrangements, and contributes to specialized boards and working groups.
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The role of management in human service organizations
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This document provides information about the Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995 in India. It outlines the key definitions, rules around membership, contributions to the pension fund, benefits provided, and administration of the scheme. The main points are:
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- 1. The Governing Board is responsible for driving forward the strategic direction of the organization as a whole, for setting corporate and business plan priorities, ensuring officer performance and managing risk and accountability.
- 2. Provide strategic direction to the organisation Oversee our Corporate Plan, budgets and accounts Uphold, review and implement governance arrangements Contribute to delegated Boards and working groups established by the Governing Board to address specialist or detailed areas of work
- 3. Community college boards of trustees are responsible for ensuring that their colleges are integral parts of their communities and serve their ever-changing needs. Boards are accountable to the community for the performance and welfare of the institutions they govern. Effective boards form a cohesive group able to articulate and represent the public interest, to establish a climate for learning and to monitor the effectiveness of the institution. Boards of trustees do not do the work of their institutions; they establish standards for that work through the policies they establish.
- 4. Act as a Unit Represent the Community and Serve the Public Good Be Visionary, Think Strategically Establish Policies to Support the Mission of the Institution Employ, Evaluate and Support the President
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