Common use of Training of Employees Clause in Contracts

Training of Employees. 22.12 An employee who has Employment Security under the provisions of paragraphs 22.32 through 22.37, inclusive who has his/her position abolished and is unable to hold work due to a lack of qualifications, will be trained for another position within his/her seniority group and, failing that, will be trained (if necessary) in order to fill a position in keeping with the provisions of paragraphs 22.32 through 22.37, inclusive. Training (if necessary) will be provided for a position for which he/she has the suitability and adaptability to perform the duties of that position. Such employee will receive the 40-hour straight time pay associated with his/her last railway classification during his/her period of training (hourly rated employees, 40 x the basic hourly rate; spare employees, 40 x the average hourly earnings over the eight weeks preceding layoff).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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Training of Employees. 22.12 An employee who has Employment Security under the provisions of paragraphs 22.32 through 22.37, inclusive who has his/her position abolished and is unable to hold work due to a lack of qualifications, will be trained for another position within his/her seniority group and, failing that, will be trained (if necessary) in order to fill a position in keeping with the provisions of paragraphs 22.32 through 22.37, inclusive. Training (if necessary) will be provided for a position for which he/she has the suitability and adaptability to perform the duties of that position. Such employee will receive the 40-40- hour straight time pay associated with his/her last railway classification during his/her period of training (hourly rated employees, 40 x the basic hourly rate; spare employees, 40 x the average hourly earnings over the eight weeks preceding layoff).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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