Required Service After Retraining Leave Sample Clauses
The "Required Service After Retraining Leave" clause mandates that an employee who takes a leave of absence for retraining purposes must return to work and serve the employer for a specified period after completing their retraining. Typically, this clause outlines the minimum duration of continued employment required, such as one or two years, and may specify consequences if the employee leaves early, such as repayment of training costs. Its core function is to protect the employer’s investment in employee development by ensuring that the benefits of retraining are realized within the organization, thereby discouraging employees from leaving immediately after receiving additional training.
Required Service After Retraining Leave the faculty member, as a condition of being granted a retraining leave, shall agree in writing to render a period of service in the employ of the Governing Board of the District following his/her return from the retraining leave which is equal to twice the period of the leave. If the faculty member fails to comply with this section, the District may charge the affected faculty member the pro-rata share of the District's costs for salary and benefit costs.
Required Service After Retraining Leave the faculty member, as a condition of being granted a retraining leave, shall agree in writing to render a period of service in the employ of the Governing Board of the District following his/her return from the retraining leave which is equal to twice the period of the leave. If the faculty member fails to comply with this section, the District may charge the affected faculty member the pro-rata share of the District's costs for salary and benefit costs. (added to align with sabbatical leave language) Note: Below is the proposed addition to Article 4 referenced above in proposed 7.7.3.I:
