Common use of Training and Tuition Reimbursement Clause in Contracts

Training and Tuition Reimbursement. Section One. The employer recognizes its responsibility to provide relevant training for each new employee and continue on- the-job training, and the need for its employees to keep abreast of technological advancements in the various fields related to State government. The State will make periodic reviews of its in-service training programs in order to update current courses and/or additional programs. When acquiring new technically advanced equipment or systems, the State will have as many employees as reasonably possible trained by the vendor or State Personnel skilled in the operation or application. Employees trained in the operation of new equipment or the installation of new systems may provide training to other employees as directed by management provided the employees concerned are personally able and capable. The State recognizes that certain benefits accrue both to the State and employee through the attendance at professional conferences and seminars and membership in professional organizations. The appointing authority or designee, working within the framework of budgetary constraints will support these activities and memberships when deemed appropriate and beneficial to all concerned. Management retains the right to determine training needs, programs, and procedures and to assign employees for training herein. Employees who attend may be requested to prepare reports and/or make presentation on the event and/or information acquired.

Training and Tuition Reimbursement. Section One. The employer recognizes its responsibility to provide relevant training for each new employee and continue on- on-the-job training, and the need for its employees to keep abreast of technological advancements in the various fields related to State government. The State will make periodic reviews of its in-service training programs in order to update current courses and/or additional programs. When acquiring new technically advanced equipment or systems, the State will have as many employees as reasonably possible trained by the vendor or State Personnel skilled in the operation or application. Employees trained in the operation of new equipment or the installation of new systems may provide training to other employees as directed by management provided the employees concerned are personally able and capable. The State recognizes that certain benefits accrue both to the State and employee through the attendance at professional conferences and seminars and membership in professional organizations. The appointing authority or designee, working within the framework of budgetary constraints will support these activities and memberships when deemed appropriate and beneficial to all concerned. Management retains the right to determine training needs, programs, and procedures and to assign employees for training herein. Employees who attend may be requested to prepare reports and/or make presentation on the event and/or information acquired.