EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAMMES. 8.01 It is agreed that in the event the Employer institutes a training programme the Employer must first receive permission from the Union in each and every instance. This programme shall not exceed thirty (30) days. Failure on the part of the Employer to receive such permission from the Union there shall be no training Programme. The established hourly rate for such training programme shall be ten percent (10%) less than the established wage rate for each classification contained within this Agreement.
EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAMMES. 8.01 (a) Where the Employer requires an employee to attend a training programme either on or outside the premises, the Employer will pay for all fees and associated expenses of the programme. The employee will be paid regular straight time wages when attending such training courses, except when the training occurs on a statutory holiday whereby the employee shall receive pay in following with Clause 15.03.
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(a) Where the Employer requires an employee to attend a training programme either on or outside the premises, the Employer will pay for all fees and associated expenses of the programme. The employee will be paid regular straight time wages when attending such training courses, except when the training occurs on a statutory holiday whereby the employee shall receive pay in following with Clause 15.03.
(b) The Employer agrees that the regular hours of employees will not be reduced as a result of the provision of training to other employees.
(c) An employee required to attend training shall not have his/her regular hours reduced unless he/she agrees to the reduction prior to it occurring.
(d) Cross training of employees will be done by seniority to all who are being cross trained. During the cross training those who are training cannot be expected to do their job and train at the same time.
(e) There will be a procedural book for each classification being cross trained as a guide that can be used by employees to assist them in their training.
(f) Each classification in Appendix A Grade 1 will have a minimum of twenty (20) hours training and each classification in Grade 2 will have a minimum of forty
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EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAMMES. 8.01 The Employer agrees to notify the Union of any training programme which the Employer may undertake with persons who are not employed by the Employer prior to the programme (for example, a student practicum training programme). The Employer agrees further that any training of a person not employed by the Employer shall not result in the reduction of hours of any employee.
EMPLOYEE TRAINING PROGRAMMES. (a) The Union acknowledges that the Employees Customer Service Training Programme is an essential and necessary ingredient of the Employees business strategies and objectives. In a reasonable exercise of management's rights, employees are obligated to participate in Customer Service Training Programmes. As secondary language skills are an integral part of Customer Service, the Union acknowledges that employees may from time to time be required to participate in language courses.
(b) Employees shall be paid for their participation in accordance with this agreement.
(c) Further, the Employer will bear the cost of any course employees are required to attend.
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