Reimbursement for Licenses and Certificates Sample Clauses

Reimbursement for Licenses and Certificates. A. The District will reimburse an employee for the actual costs of obtaining and maintaining required special licenses, certificates and registrations. The District will not however, pay additional fees when licenses are not renewed on time. Further the District will not pay for test prep courses or exam fees when these are required to renew a license that has been allowed to lapse. B. Reimbursements for two-day exam prep study courses and exam fees are limited to two attempts to obtain any single certification or license. Courses over two days are subject to prior approval by the department manager. C. Any employee who attends a District-paid prep study course and fails to register for or take the next scheduled test is not entitled to receive any further District-paid study courses to obtain that particular certification unless the failure to register or take the test was due to extenuating circumstances. The General Manager has sole discretion in determining what constitutes extenuating circumstances. D. With prior approval, a District vehicle may be used to attend any associated training or testing. Mileage will be reimbursed when a personal vehicle is used. E. Fees for California Class C driver’s licenses shall not be reimbursed under this provision; however, reimbursement shall be provided for that portion of a Class A and/or B license fee and/or hazardous material endorsement fee, where such licenses and/or endorsements are required by the job class specifications. F. The District will pay wages for time spent in test taking for required licenses and certifications.
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Reimbursement for Licenses and Certificates. Employees shall be reimbursed for the cost of licenses and certificates which are required to perform their job duties. No reimbursement shall be made for fees of less than $5. Employees whose job description requires a class A or B driver's license (except Senior Water Distribution Operators or Distribution Operators as their base pay includes this premium) shall receive $100 per month provided they possess and maintain said required license in the performance of their job duties. For classifications requiring certification at the Wastewater Treatment Facility and in the Wastewater Mains division, the City will pay one time on behalf of eligible employees the up-front costs associated with sitting for the applicable test. If the employee fails the test, all subsequent up-front costs associated with sitting again for the applicable test are the employee’s responsibility. Once the employee has passed the test, the City will pay, on behalf of eligible employees, the fee required to obtain the certificate itself.
Reimbursement for Licenses and Certificates. The District will reimburse an employee for the actual costs of obtaining and maintaining required special licenses, certificates and registrations. The District will not however, pay additional fees when licenses are not renewed on time. Further the District will not pay for test prep courses or exam fees when these are required to renew a license that has been allowed to lapse. Reimbursements for two-day exam prep study courses and exam fees are limited to two attempts to obtain any single certification or license. Courses over two days are subject to prior approval by the department manager. Any employee who attends a District-paid prep study course and fails to register for or take the next scheduled test is not entitled to receive any further District-paid study courses to obtain that particular certification unless the failure to register or take the test was due to extenuating circumstances. The General Manager has sole discretion in determining what constitutes extenuating circumstances. With prior approval, a District vehicle may be used to attend any associated training or testing. Mileage will be reimbursed when a personal vehicle is used. Fees for California Class C driver’s licenses shall not be reimbursed under this provision; however, reimbursement shall be provided for that portion of a Class A and/or B license fee and/or hazardous material endorsement fee, where such licenses and/or endorsements are required by the job class specifications. The District will pay wages for time spent in test taking for required licenses and certifications. As an incentive to encourage employees to acquire knowledge in areas related to current or future position(s), the District will provide a monthly stipend of $50 per certification based on certification at a higher level than what is required for the current classification. The stipend is not subject to any cost of living increases and will continue as long as the certification is maintained and not a requirement of the position. The stipend will, however, cease upon promotion or transfer to a higher classification which includes the certification as a requirement. Probationary employees are not eligible to receive a certification stipend until the probationary period is satisfactorily completed and the required certification for the current position is obtained. Only one (1) distribution certification and one (1) treatment certification at a level above the requirement for the current classification will...
Reimbursement for Licenses and Certificates. The City shall reimburse employees for all regular fees incurred in obtaining licenses or certificates that are required by the City for the job classification of the employee.

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