REDUCED EXPECTATIONS AND WORKLOAD DEMANDS Sample Clauses

REDUCED EXPECTATIONS AND WORKLOAD DEMANDS. It is recognized that all eligible staff in the Deputy Probation Officer classifications will be required to complete the annual number of STC training hours as established by the Board of Corrections. Any increase in hours which may require over what has been the practice in the recent past would be given due account and consideration by supervisory and management staff in the course of the day-to-day departmental operations and task completion expectations.
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REDUCED EXPECTATIONS AND WORKLOAD DEMANDS. It is recognized that all eligible staff in the Juvenile Institutional Officer classifications will be required to complete the annual number of STC training hours as established by the Board of Corrections. Any increase in hours which may require over what has been the practice in the recent past would be given due account and consideration by supervisory and management staff in the course of the day-to-day departmental operations and task completion expectations.
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REDUCED EXPECTATIONS AND WORKLOAD DEMANDS. It is recognized that all eligible staff in the Group Counselor classifications will be required to complete the annual number of STC training hours as established by the Board of Corrections. Any increase in hours which may require over what has been the practice in the recent past would be given due account and consideration by supervisory and management staff in the course of the day-to-day departmental operations and task completion expectations.
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REDUCED EXPECTATIONS AND WORKLOAD DEMANDS. It is recognized that all eligible employees in the JIO classifications will be required to complete the annual number of STC training hours as established by the Board of State and Community Corrections (“BSCC”). Any increase in hours which may require over what has been the practice in the recent past would be given due account and consideration by management employees in the course of the day-to-day departmental operations and task completion expectations.
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