Special Programs Fund Sample Clauses

Special Programs Fund. The Union, the State or an agency may sponsor or develop programs to assist employees in such areas as skill enhancement, examination preparation or career development. There shall be $12,500 appropriated in each year of the contract, to support the development and offering of such programs. Use of these funds shall be subject to approval by the joint training committee described in Section Three of Article
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Special Programs Fund. The Union, the State or an agency may sponsor or develop programs to assist employees in such areas as skill enhancement, examination preparation or career development. There shall be $12,500 appropriated in the last three (3) years of the contract to support the development and offering of such programs. In the first year (2021- 2022), there shall be no monies appropriated. Use of these funds shall be subject to approval by the joint training committee described in Section Three of Article 11. The funds may be expended for printing or other duplication costs, purchase and development of audio-visual materials, mailing, rental of facilities, stipends for instructors or technical assistants, or any other items related to the development or offering of the programs. Funds not expended in one year may be carried over to the next but not beyond June 30, 2024 or shall be transferred to the tuition reimbursement account at the Union’s request after discussion with and notice to the Office of Labor Relations.
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Special Programs Fund. The Union, the State or an agency may sponsor or develop programs to assist employees in such areas as skill enhancement, examination preparation or career development. There shall be $12,500 appropriated in each year of the contract, to support the development and offering of such programs. Use of these funds shall be subject to approval by the joint training committee described in Section Three of Article 11. The funds may be expended for printing or other duplication costs, purchase and development of audio-visual materials, mailing, rental of facilities, stipends for instructors or technical assistants, or any other items related to the development or offering of the programs. Funds not expended in one year may be carried over to the next but not beyond June 30, 2012, or shall be transferred to the tuition reimbursement account at the Union’s request after discussion with and notice to the Office of Labor Relations.
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Special Programs Fund. The State will allocate to the special programs fund the following: Effective Date Amount 07/01/2021 No funding 07/01/2022 $12,500 07/01/2023 $12,500 07/01/2024 $12,500 Unexpended funds from one year may be carried over to the next fiscal year except upon expiration of the contact.
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