TRAINING TO QUALIFY Sample Clauses

TRAINING TO QUALIFY. Whenever the Company determines that employee training will be feasible, appropriate, and necessary to qualify employees to perform the new or changed work resulting from new technology introduction, such training programs will include the Union Grievance/Negotiating Committee's appropriate recommendations. The Company shall first offer training to senior employees in the classification affected by new technology.
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TRAINING TO QUALIFY. When the Company determines that Employee training will be necessary to qualify Employees to perform the new or changed work resulting from new technology introduction, the Company will accept and consider the Union’s input prior to finalizing new training programs. The Company shall first offer training to Senior Employees in the classification affected by new technology. The Company agrees that when technological changes take place that require additional knowledge and/or skill on the part of its employees, such employees will be given the opportunity to acquire knowledge and skill necessary to retrain. The Company agrees to furnish the necessary instructions at such employees’ prevailing rates of pay. The Company shall establish at its own expense, during regularly scheduled working hours, an adequate retraining program for affected employees.
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