Dealer School Game Training Sample Clauses

Dealer School Game Training a. The Employer shall post notices and registration instructions when it intends to schedule a dealer school game training class, where practicable, at least four (4) weeks before the class is scheduled to begin. These notices will be posted on VASTECH, in the Scheduling Office, and on bulletin boards routinely used for similar announcements. b. Selection for each class shall be in accordance with Table Games Department Games Training Selection Policy dated June, 2004. c. A dealer may be ineligible to participate in game training based on his/her attendance record if he/she has had more than three (3) attendance points within the preceding six (6) months; d. A dealer may be ineligible to participate in game training based on his/her disciplinary record if he/she has received a disciplinary suspension within the last year or has two or more active written warnings in his/her file. e. Consistent with the ―Status‖ provision of the policy, management will approve participation of Part-Time dealers up to class capacity. f. Dealer school game training classes shall be provided to dealers at no cost. g. Dealer school game training classes shall be on unpaid time. h. Once graduating Table Games dealers are licensed in a new Table Game, the Employer shall make reasonable efforts, consistent with the needs of the operation, to regularly schedule them to deal the new game.
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Dealer School Game Training a. The Employer shall post notices and registration instructions when it intends to schedule a dealer school game training class, where practicable, at least four (4) weeks before the class is scheduled to begin. These notices will be posted on VASTECH, in the Scheduling Office, and on bulletin boards routinely used for similar announcements. b. Selection for each class shall be in accordance with Table Games Department Games Training Selection Policy dated June, 2004. c. Paragraph b., above, notwithstanding, a dealer may be ineligible to participate in game training based on his/her attendance record only if he/she has had more than three (3) attendance points within the preceding six (6) months; d. A dealer may be ineligible to participate in game training based on his/her disciplinary record if he/she has received a disciplinary suspension within the last year or has two or more active written warnings in his/her file. e. Consistent with the “Status” provision of the policy, management will approve participation of Part-Time dealers up to class capacity. f. Dealer school game training classes shall be provided to dealers at no cost. g. Dealer school game training classes shall be on unpaid time. h. Once graduating Table Games dealers are licensed in a new Table Game, the Employer shall make reasonable efforts, consistent with the needs of the operation, to regularly schedule them to deal the new game. i. Poker Associates are eligible to attend dealer “first game” training school for poker or xxxxx xxxx/novelties, and shall have preference for enrollment in game training school over all non-bargaining unit employees and all non-employees of Foxwoods (except where inconsistent with Tribal Preference Law.)

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