EMPLOYEE LICENSING, CERTIFICATION & REGISTRATION Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE LICENSING, CERTIFICATION & REGISTRATION. 1. It is the responsibility of each unit member to acquire, maintain, update and/or renew any license, certificate and/or registration as required for his/her position with the Board and to transmit immediately proof of such acquisition, maintenance, updating and/or renewal to the Superintendent. It is also the responsibility of each unit member to pay the fees required for certification, license and/or registration applications. Any bargaining unit member who has been notified in writing of the expiration of his/her certification by the Superintendent, or his designee, at least six
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EMPLOYEE LICENSING, CERTIFICATION & REGISTRATION. 1. It is the responsibility of each unit member to acquire, maintain, update and/or renew any license, certificate and/or registration as required for his/her position with the Board and to transmit immediately proof of such acquisition, maintenance, updating and/or renewal to the Superintendent. It is also the responsibility of each unit member to pay the fees required for certification, license and/or registration applications. Any bargaining unit member who has been notified in writing of the expiration of his/her certification by the Superintendent, or his designee, at least six (6) months prior to its expiration, is subject to termination at its expiration unless the unit member can demonstrate, or show proof, that within thirty (30) days of receiving such written notice he/she is working towards updating their certification. 2. Time spent by a unit member relating to licensing, certification and/or registration is not hours worked to be counted in computing overtime. 3. The administration will promptly notify unit members of any changes or additions to requirements that become necessary for certification, licensing, and/or registration.
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