Direct Payment to Educational Institution Sample Clauses

Direct Payment to Educational Institution. If funds are available and the course is determined by the Employer to be relevant, the Employee may request that payment be made directly to the institution at the start of a semester. For such a request, the Employee will submit all of the same paperwork described above in advance of taking the course(s). Should the Employee begin the course prior to receiving approval for payment to the institution providing instruction and such approval be denied, the Employee bears the full expense of the class(es) and related book fees. Employees shall submit to the Human Resources Director any request for payment to be made directly to the institution at least one month prior to the payment due date as set by that institution. Approval for such requests will not be unreasonably withheld or lengthy in determination for those courses that meet critical needs of the program.
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