Retention of employment and notification times Sample Clauses

Retention of employment and notification times. Without suspending their employment, employees are provided the opportunity to participate in a course approved by the training working group and that lasts up to one month, if the need for the training has be confirmed jointly by both the employer and the employee applying for the course, and participation can take place without any substantial detriment to the company. If this cannot be done, the shop xxxxxxx shall be informed, no later than 10 days before the start of the course, of the reason why release from work would cause substantial detriment. Notification of the intention to participate on the course must be made as early as possible. If the course lasts for no more than one week, notification must be provided no later than three weeks before the start of the course and if it is a longer course, at least six weeks before the start of the course. Labour protection training is aimed to be oriented towards labour protection repre- sentatives and deputy representatives in particular.
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