Common use of Employee Requests for Training Clause in Contracts

Employee Requests for Training. Employees may submit a request for training to their supervisors. Requests will be considered based on operational needs and budget considerations. An employee whose requests for training are denied will be informed of the reason for the denial. If operational needs prevent the employee from participating in training, the supervisor shall work with the employee and Human Resources to create a professional development plan.

Employee Requests for Training. Employees may submit a request for training to their supervisors. Requests will be considered based on operational needs and budget considerations. An employee whose requests for training are denied will be informed of the reason for the denial. If operational needs prevent the employee from participating in training, the supervisor employee shall work with the employee and Human Resources supervisor to create a professional development planfind an alternate time period.

Employee Requests for Training. Employees who wish to attend training on a job-related topic may submit a request for such training to their supervisors. Requests will be considered based on operational operation needs and budget considerations. An employee whose requests for training are denied will be informed of the reason for the denial. If operational needs prevent the employee from participating in training, the supervisor shall work with the employee and Human Resources to create a professional development plan.

Employee Requests for Training. Employees who wish to attend training on a job- related topic may submit a request for such training to their supervisors. Requests will be considered based on operational operation needs and budget considerations. An employee whose requests for training are denied will be informed of the reason for the denial. If operational needs prevent the employee from participating in training, the supervisor shall work with the employee and Human Resources to create a professional development plan.