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Course Texts. 41.12.01 The Company shall supply all prescribed texts. These texts shall remain the property of the Company and shall be given to the Apprentices on loan for the duration of the Apprenticeship course. 41.12.02 Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship course, the apprentices shall be given title to the text books supplied. 41.12.03 If, however, an apprentice, for whatever reason, should fail to successfully complete the apprenticeship, all text books supplied by the Company must be returned to the Company. Should the apprentice fail to return these texts within one (1) week of notice to do so, the cost of these books shall be deducted from the apprentice’s wages. All returned books must be in a usable condition.
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Course Texts. The Company shall supply all prescribed texts. These texts shall the property of the Company and shall be given to the Apprentices on loan far the duration of the Apprenticeship course. If, however, an whatever reason, should fail to successfully complete the apprenticeship, all text bonks supplied by the Company be returned to the Company. Should the apprentice fail to return these texts within one week of notice to do so, the cost of these books shall be deducted the apprentice's wages. All returned books must be in a usable condition.
Course Texts. 41.12.01 The Company shall supply all prescribed texts. These texts shall remain the property of the Company and shall be given to the Apprentices on loan for the duration of the Apprenticeship course. 41.12.02 Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship course, the apprentices shall be given title to the text books supplied. 41.12.03 If, however, an apprentice, for whatever reason, should fail to successfully complete the apprenticeship, all text books supplied by the Company must be returned to the Company. Should the apprentice fail to return these texts within one (1) week of notice to do so, the cost of these books shall be deducted from the apprentice’s wages. All returned books must be in a usable condition. 41.13 Travel and/or Living Allowance 41.13.01 Where an apprentice must travel to classes to a location which is forty-five (45) or more miles distant from normal place of employment, the apprentice will receive a travel allowance as described in the schedule (41.13.03 below). This allowance shall be reduced by the amount of any other allowances given by any source for this purpose. 41.13.02 Apprentices who are scheduled for classes at Conestoga, Xxxxxx Xxxxx or Fanshawe Colleges and are obliged because of distance to live away from home will receive $150.00 per week. This amount will be reduced by the amount of any other allowance given by any source for this purpose. 41.13.03 Travel Allowance ScheduleFlat Rate From Mill and Return Trip:‌

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