Leave and Fund Guidelines Sample Clauses

Leave and Fund Guidelines. The amount of money available for each nurse shall be allocated on a first come first serve basis, up to the fiscal year amount defined in article 16.
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Leave and Fund Guidelines. The nurse’s manager, or designee, shall grant 24 requests for professional development leave for bona fide voluntary educational 25 programs, including home study for continuing education units (CEUs) and up to 26 eight (8) hours of preparatory study for ACLS, NRP, PALS and certifications in 27 accordance with Section 9.10, subject only to staffing needs and the $20,000 28 $17,500 maximum amount in the fund. Bona fide educational programs are 29 those related to the nurse’s current position or other nursing opportunities within 30 the Employer. The amount of money available for each nurse shall be allocated 31 on a “first come first serve” basis. No nurse shall be entitled to more than $750 32 $500 in expense reimbursements. Nurses completing probation during the 33 July 1-June 30 period shall receive prorated reimbursement. The Employer will 34 provide the designated bargaining unit representative with professional 1 development leave use and disbursements under this Article, upon written
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Leave and Fund Guidelines. The nurse’s manager, or designee, shall grant 9 requests for professional development leave for bona fide voluntary educational 10 programs, including home study for continuing education units (CEUs) and up to 11 eight (8) hours of preparatory study for ACLS, NRP, PALS and certifications in 12 accordance with Section 9.10, subject only to staffing needs and the $17,500 13 maximum amount in the fund. Bona fide educational programs are those related 14 to the nurse’s current position or other nursing opportunities within the Employer.
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Leave and Fund Guidelines. The amount of money available for each nurse 6 shall be allocated on a first come first serve basis, up to the fiscal year 2. Once the annual amount has been used by 8 the bargaining unit, no further requests will be approved during the fiscal
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