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Training Required/Non-required Sample Clauses

Training Required/Non-required. 17.11.1 Compensation for required training for shift members who are required to attend off-duty training by the Fire Chief/designee will be paid for such time at base salary rate. If time spent in required training results in a shift member working more than the hours identified as base pay in this article the member shall be compensated accordingly. 17.11.2 Compensation for required training for non-shift members who are required to attend training shall be paid base salary for time spent in training. Travel time shall be included in training time. Time spent training that causes a member to exceed 40 hours in a work week shall be implemented as specified in this Article.

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