Common use of Training Time Clause in Contracts

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days during such federal fiscal year (October 1 to September 30), provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that s/he has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve or National Guard will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one twenty‐one (21) days during such federal fiscal calendar year (October 1 to September 30), provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that she/he she has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days during such federal fiscal year (October 1 to September 30)calendar year, provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that s/he has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District district vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve or National Guard will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days during such federal fiscal calendar year (October 1 to September 30), provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that she/he she has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve or National Guard will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days during such federal fiscal year (year, October 1 to September 30), provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that she/he she has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.

Training Time. ‌ An employee who is called to active training duty in the Armed Forces Reserve will be granted military leave of absence at normal pay for a period not exceeding twenty-one (21) days during such federal fiscal year (October 1 to September 30)calendar year, provided that any such reservist shall present evidence to the District that s/he has made all reasonable efforts to arrange for such active training duty during the summer months or other District district vacation periods. Such evidence should include correspondence which indicates an effort was made to arrange for training during nonstudent days.