Apprentice Classifications and Advancement Structure Sample Clauses

Apprentice Classifications and Advancement Structure. ▪ Apprentice 4 ▪ Apprentice 3 ▪ Apprentice 2 ▪ Apprentice 1 The Craft Progression Program will ensure proper training and regular advancement of employees entering at the apprenticeship level. This Craft Progression Program will be reviewed on a regular basis. As applied to apprentices, the Craft Progression Program will be based on a nominal four (4) year program. The maximum time spent at any level will be one (1) year; however, apprentices may advance through the stages earlier, as the criteria for the craft progression program are met. The Union and KMTS agree that Apprentices can work in any Classification as part of their development, so long as the criteria of the Craft Progression Program are being met. A person at the level of Apprentice 3 will be expected to choose one of the Journeyperson classifications so that his/her training may become more specialized. It is further agreed that both Journeypersons and Apprentices can move from one Classification to another as part of career development. Similarly, it is agreed that Journeypersons can be temporarily assigned to other Classifications if required for business purposes.
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