Refund of Annual Practising Certificate and Professional Fees Sample Clauses

Refund of Annual Practising Certificate and Professional Fees. Where an employee is required by law to hold an annual practising certificate or equivalent in order to practise that profession or trade with an employer, the cost of the certificate (or equivalent) shall be refunded to the employee provided that: (a) It must be a statutory requirement that a current certificate (or equivalent) be held for the performance of duties. (b) The employee must be engaged in duties for which the holding of a certificate (or equivalent) is a requirement.
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Refund of Annual Practising Certificate and Professional Fees. Where it is a legal requirement to practice, the employer shall reimburse the cost of the Annual Practicing Certificate. The employer shall also reimburse up to a maximum of 100% of one Professional Association fee upon production of a receipt for the coming year. Reimbursement for the Annual Practicing Certificate and Professional Association fee will be on a pro rata basis for employees in secondary employment or private practice as a psychologist.
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