Cases Where One Sample Clauses

Cases Where One. Half (1/2) Cost of Training is Borne by the Employer The Employer will bear one-half (1/2) the cost of training in those cases where management agrees that additional training could be of future use to the employee in working for the Employer or desirable in preparation for possible advancement within the employee’s particular field of work. Cases where the period of training exceeds a year in duration shall be reviewed annually with respect to consideration for financial assistance. Moreover, at the Employer’s discretion, consideration for assistance may be given only to one
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Cases Where One. Half (1/2) Cost of Training is Borne by the Employer The Employer will bear one-half (1/2) the cost of training in those cases where management agrees that additional training could be of future use to the employee in working for the Employer or desirable in preparation for possible advancement within the employee’s particular field of work. Cases where the period of training exceeds a year in duration shall be reviewed annually with respect to consideration for financial assistance. Moreover, at the Employer’s discretion, consideration for assistance may be given only to one (1) or more units of a course, and not necessarily to a course in its entirety. Application will be made through the Human Resources Department. Upon proof of satisfactory completion, the employee will be reimbursed with 50% of the original fee including prescribed textbooks and examination costs.
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