Definition of Qualified Non-Licensed Employee Sample Clauses

Definition of Qualified Non-Licensed Employee. All non-licensed employees meeting the qualifications as defined in the relevant job classification. If the position requires special skills, experience, education, or training, then the person(s) possessing these requirements shall be considered qualified.
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