Staff development policies
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Staff development Policies Staff Development Policy Staff Development Policies (SDP's) aim to bring all these staff development opportunities into a clear, logical framework where progression may be identified. They are also effective means of conveying the commitment to staff development both to those inside the organisation and those without. They provide a way in which opportunities can be offered to all in a fair and open manner. They may also allow the organisational learning opportunities to be structured into the organisation in a clear and coherent manner. Policies take a variety of shapes, but a typical policy may begin with a statement about the ethos of the organisation and its commitment to developing its staff and end with the date or timeframe for policy review. It may also contain sections on recruitment and proceed through induction, probation, performance appraisal, supervision, in-service and external training and other opportunities. It will almost certainly contain details...

