Common use of STATE REGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS Clause in Contracts

STATE REGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS. An employee may take time off with pay for the purpose of taking examinations for State registration as a Professional Land Surveyor, for State certification as a licensed Landscape Architect or for certification as an Engineer in Training. Such time off will only be permitted for an employee who would normally be required to work on a day on which the examination is actually given.

STATE REGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS. An employee may take time off with pay for the purpose of taking examinations for State registration as a Professional Land SurveyorEngineer, Engineering Geologist, or Environmental Health Specialist, for State certification as a licensed Architect or Landscape Architect or Water Treatment Plant Operator, or for certification as an Engineer in Engineer-in-Training. Such time off will only be permitted for an employee who would normally be required to work on a day on which the examination is actually given. Upon demonstrated passage of the exam, the employee will be reimbursed by the city for cost of the exam.

STATE REGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS. An employee may take time off with pay for the purpose of taking examinations for State registration as a Professional Land Surveyor, for State certification as a licensed Landscape Architect or Water Treatment Plant Operator, or for certification as an Engineer in Training. Such time off will only be permitted for an employee who would normally be required to work on a day on which the examination is actually given.

STATE REGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS. An employee may take time off with pay for the purpose of taking examinations for State registration as a Professional Land SurveyorEngineer, Engineering Geologist, or Environmental Health Specialist, for State certification as a licensed Architect or Landscape Architect or Water Treatment Plant Operator, or for certification as an Engineer in Engineer-in-Training. Such time off will only be permitted for an employee who would normally be required to work on a day on which the examination is actually given.