Further Guidance. 9.1 The NJC has issued a users’ manual on the scheme and its implementation. (Appendix 3)
Further Guidance. 9.1 The NJC has issued a users’ manual on the scheme and its implementation. This is available from LGMB, and from the Trade Unions and Provincial Council offices.
Further Guidance. If your MI returns fails to upload onto MISO please send a copy of your completed MI return and a screenshot of any error message to the below email address. Please contact the MISO support team using the contact details below if you require any assistance. MISO mailbox: XX.xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
Further Guidance. If your MI return fails to upload onto MISO please send a copy of your completed MI return and a screen shot of any error message to the below email address. Please contact the MISO support team using the contact details below if you require any assistance. MISO Mailbox: XXXX.Xxxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xxx.xx MISO Support Number: 0151 672 2040 + INVOICES RAISED Lot Number Mandatory Customer Post Code Mandatory Customer Organisation Mandatory Customer URN Mandatory Customer Invoice Date Mandatory Customer Invoice Number Mandatory Customer Invoice Line Number Need to attain where applicable Role Category Mandatory Role Classification Mandatory Role Type Code Mandatory Geographic Region Code Mandatory Product/Service Description Mandatory UNSPSC Need to attain where applicable Manufacture/Supplier Code Category Relevant Unit of Purchase Mandatory No of Chargeable Days/Hours Mandatory Price per Unit Mandatory Quantity Mandatory Total Charge (excluding VAT) Mandatory VAT Applicable Mandatory VAT amount charged Mandatory Transaction Fee Total Mandatory Temporary Worker Pay Rate Mandatory Supplier Fee Percentage ( if applicable) Mandatory Supplier Fee Charged per Day/£ Mandatory Management Fee charged per Day/Hour/£ Mandatory Expenses/Disbursement Category Relevant eAuction Contract no Category Relevant URN & UNSPSC Code Identification Guidance Notes Finding a Customer URN Code (Unique Customer Reference Number) There is a URN search facility in MISO. Alternatively, a downloadable list of all of the up to date URN numbers can be found on our website using the following link:
Further Guidance. Schools / academies may wish to seek further guidance. The following is recommended: Schools in England (and Wales) are required “to ensure children are safe from terrorist and extremist material when accessing the internet in school, including by establishing appropriate levels of filtering" (Revised Prevent Duty Guidance: for England and Wales, 2015). Furthermore the Department for Education published proposed changes to ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education’ for consultation in December 2015. Amongst the proposed changes, schools will be obligated to “ensure appropriate filters and appropriate monitoring systems are in place. Children should not be able to access harmful or inappropriate material from the school or colleges IT system” however, schools will need to “be careful that “over blocking” does not lead to unreasonable restrictions as to what children can be taught with regards to online teaching and safeguarding.” In response UKSIC produced guidance on – information on “Appropriate Filtering” NEN Technical guidance: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx.xx/e-security-managing-and-maintaining-e- securitycyber-security-in-schools/ Somerset Guidance for schools – this checklist is particularly useful where a school / academy uses external providers for its technical support / security: xxxxx://000xxxx.xxx.xx/Files/Documents/Somerset-Questions-for-Technical-Support-v4.aspx Social Media Policy Social media (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) is a broad term for any kind of online platform which enables people to directly interact with each other. However some games, for example Minecraft or World of Warcraft and video sharing platforms such as You Tube have social media elements to them. The school recognises the numerous benefits and opportunities which a social media presence offers. Staff, parents/carers and pupils/students are actively encouraged to find creative ways to use social media. However, there are some risks associated with social media use, especially around the issues of safeguarding, bullying and personal reputation. This policy aims to encourage the safe use of social media by the school, its staff, parents, carers and children. Scope This policy is subject to the school’s Codes of Conduct and Acceptable Use Agreements. This policy: • Applies to all staff and to all online communications which directly or indirectly, represent the school. • Applies to such online communications posted at any time and from anywhere. • Encourages the safe and responsible u...
Further Guidance. The documents listed in point (b) and (c) constitute an integral part of the Agreement.
Further Guidance. The attached annexure contains guidelines on the establishment of a Joint Health and Safety Committee.
Further Guidance. Compare the schedule from procedure #A.1 to the budget that was covered in the Grant Agreement and report any variances that are over 15% and did not increase the budget of the category the budget was shifted to by more than 50%. For variances over the aforementioned %, obtain the written approval from the donor prior to management shifting the use of funds. 5. The costs were assigned to the correct budget line covered in the Grant Agreement.
Further Guidance. 4.7 It is not permitted to drain water off adjacent land onto the highway. Furthermore, paving a front garden can increase the risk of flooding both on and off the highway. The council has prepared a leaflet giving advice on constructing drives, patios and parking spaces without generating flood risks. This also identifies where there is a need for planning consent and permission to construct a highway vehicle crossing. Local councils can obtain a copy from the Asset Management Section.
Further Guidance. 9. For further details on these categories of expenditure, including approvals procedures, HSC Bodies and NIFRS should refer to Managing Public Money
