Education Training Program Sample Clauses

Education Training Program. To use its best efforts, within available resources, to provide an educational training program that meets RRC and ACGME accreditation standards.
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Education Training Program. In order that employees may perform their work more efficiently and be able to qualify for positions of increasing difficulty and responsibility, the appropriate authority shall develop and implement educational training programs whenever possible.
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Education Training Program. To use its best efforts, within available resources, to provide an educational training program that meets ASHP accreditation standards.
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Education Training Program. Employees registered in a recognized cooperative education program at a participating post-secondary institution, who are working towards a diploma or Bachelor’s degree. Employees registered in a recognized cooperative education program at a participating post-secondary institution, who are working towards a 11 post-graduate degree.
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Education Training Program. 32.1 The State and the Union recognize the need for the development and training of employees to fulfill the State's workforce requirements for maintaining the efficiency of operations, quality, and service. The State subscribes to the principles of career ladders and promotions from within its organization. The State agrees to establish an education and training committee to consider the needs of State employees in this area of concern. 32.2 During the course of negotiations, Council 94 proposed that the parties seek to establish an apprenticeship/career opportunity program. The parties agree to establish a committee to explore the need for such a program in State government for employees. 32.3 The committee shall be composed of four members designated by the Union and four members designated by the State. The committee shall study the need for an apprenticeship/career opportunity program for State employees and identify what is required to establish an apprenticeship program. They shall further identify sources of funds to implement an apprenticeship program, identify and explore other related issues. 32.4 The committee shall make periodic reports to the Union and the State. 32.5 Appointments to the Education and Training Committee and the Apprenticeship/Career Opportunity Committee shall be made by both parties within thirty (30) days of the signing of this agreement.
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Education Training Program. To use its best efforts, within available resources, to provide an educational training program that meets APA accreditation standards.
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