Joint Subcommittee on Training and Apprenticeship Sample Clauses

Joint Subcommittee on Training and Apprenticeship. To carry out the intent and purposes of this Article, a subcommittee of the Labor Management Committee established pursuant to Article 17 shall be established, jointly chaired by a designee of the District and a designee of the Council, to oversee the identification and/or effective development of procedures and programs leading to the establishment of District Joint Labor Management Apprenticeship Programs, and to work with representatives of each apprenticeship committee and representatives of the District’s Joint Labor Management Apprenticeship Programs, if established during the term of this Agreement, to establishing appropriate criteria for recognition by Apprenticeship Programs of the educational and work experience possessed by District students and graduates toward qualifying for entry or advanced level in the Apprenticeship Programs. The Joint Subcommittee will cooperate with and assist the District to facilitate students’ entrance into the Apprenticeship Programs. The Subcommittee will meet as necessary at the call of the joint chairs to promptly facilitate its purposes in an expeditious manner as soon as this CSWPA becomes effective. In addition to the joint chairs, the membership of the committee will consist of at least three representatives of the signatory local Unions and three representatives of Contractors signatory to this CSWPA and experienced in overseeing and participating in Apprenticeship Programs.
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Joint Subcommittee on Training and Apprenticeship. To carry out the intent and purposes of this Article, a subcommittee of the Labor Management Committee established pursuant to Article XVI shall be established, jointly chaired by a designee of the District and a designee of the Council, to oversee the identification and/or effective development of procedures and programs leading to the full utilization of apprenticeship programs, and to work with representatives of each signatory craft’s joint apprenticeship committee (“JAC”) and representatives of the District’s technical schools to establish appropriate criteria for recognition by such JAC’s of the educational and work experience possessed by District students and graduates toward qualifying for entry or advanced level in the apprenticeship programs under the direction under such JAC’s. The Subcommittee will meet as necessary at the call of the joint chairs to promptly to facilitate its purposes in an expeditious manner as soon as this Agreement becomes effective. In addition to the joint chairs, the membership of the committee will consist of at least three representatives of the signatory local Unions and three representatives of contractors signatory to this Agreement and experienced in overseeing and participating in joint labor management apprenticeship programs (or organizations to which the contractors belong).
Joint Subcommittee on Training and Apprenticeship. The District has made substantial public investment in its workforce development system, including the establishment of the Pasadena ACE (Architecture, Construction and Engineering) internship program initiated in February, 2011 to connect District high school juniors and seniors to careers in architecture, engineering and construction. The goal of the District and the District community based partners is to create job opportunities in industries such as construction, which are vital to the economic health of the local economy, have a capacity to generate a significant number of jobs, are accessible to low and middle income individuals, have career ladder opportunities where workers move up with additional training and skill development and provide access to living wage and family sustaining jobs. The ACE Program is the District’s training workforce program initiated to serve as a training vehicle for local residents to enter into construction related trades. The Parties to this Agreement, including individual Unions, support the development of an increased number of skilled construction workers from among the residents of the District to meet the labor needs of the Project Work, specifically, and the requirements of the local construction industry generally. Toward that end, the Parties, and each of the Unions agree to cooperate respecting the establishment of a work opportunities program for District residents, the primary goals of which shall be maximize construction work opportunities for District residents. Attached hereto as Attachment D are the terms of the Union and Council’s commitment under this Article. To carry out the intent and purposes of this Article, a subcommittee of the Labor Management Committee established pursuant to Article 17 shall be established, jointly chaired by a designee of the District and a designee of the Council, to oversee the identification and/or effective development of procedures and programs leading to the full utilization of apprenticeship programs, and to work with representatives of each signatory craft’s joint apprenticeship committee (“JAC”) and representatives of the District’s technical schools to establish appropriate criteria for recognition by such JAC’s of the educational and work experience possessed by District students and graduates toward qualifying for entry or advanced level in the apprenticeship programs under the direction under such JAC’s. The Subcommittee will meet as necessary at the call of the...
Joint Subcommittee on Training and Apprenticeship. To carry out the intent and purpose of this Article, a subcommittee of the Labor Management Committee pursuant to Article 17 shall be established, jointly chaired by a representative of the City as designated by the mayor of the City and a designee of the Trades Council, to oversee the identification and/or effective development of procedures and programs leading to the full utilization of Labor/Management Apprenticeship Programs, and to work with representatives of each signatory craft’s joint apprenticeship committee (“JAC”) and representatives of the City to establish appropriate criteria for recognition by such JAC’s of the educational and work experience possessed by City residents toward qualifying for entry or advanced level in the Labor/Management Apprenticeship Programs under the direction under such JAC’s. The Subcommittee will meet as necessary at the call of the joint chairs to promptly facilitate its purposes in an expeditious manner as soon as this Agreement becomes effective. In addition to the joint chairs, the membership of the committee will consist of at least three representatives of the signatory local Unions and three representatives of Contractors signatory to this Agreement and experienced in overseeing and participating in Labor/Management Apprenticeship Programs (or organizations to which the Contractors belong).

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  • STUDENTS AND BUSINESS APPRENTICES A student or business apprentice who is present in a Contracting State solely for the purpose of his education or training and who is, or immediately before being so present was, a resident of the other Contracting State, shall be exempt from tax in the first-mentioned State on payments received from outside that first-mentioned State for the purposes of his maintenance, education or training.

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