Professional License Incentive Program Sample Clauses

Professional License Incentive Program. Pursuant to previous collective bargaining contracts the parties recognize the benefit that ensures to the County by reason of professional licensing of its employees. This has been recognized by Article 33 of the prior contract awarding a one-time lump sum to employees who have or successfully obtain a New Jersey license in the following disciplines. 1. Professional Engineer
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Professional License Incentive Program. Pursuant to previous collective bargaining contracts the parties recognize the benefit that ensures to the County by reason of professional licensing of its employees. This has been recognized by Article 33 of a prior contract award a one time lump sum to employees who have or successfully obtained a New Jersey license in the following disciplines. 1. Professional Planner Any unlicensed employee who did not receive an increase of $4,000 upon successful attainment of such license during the course of the last contract, or who attain such license after January 1, 2005 shall be eligible for an increase of $4,000 upon successful attainment upon application to and approval from the Department Director. Such increment is conditioned upon continued maintenance of licensed status. In the event any professional’s license is ether surrendered, revoked or suspended by the appropriate licensing authority this increment shall be terminated.

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