Common use of Tuition Remission Clause in Contracts

Tuition Remission. (a) Full-time employees employed within the Bargaining Unit described in Article 3 of the Agreement and, with the employee's written consent, their dependent(s) and legal spouse are eligible for free tuition for credit courses approved by the Senate of the University of Windsor, provided such course(s) are taken outside the employee's scheduled working hours. Dependents are defined as children under the Income Tax Act or children not over the age of twenty-six (26) to whom the employee provides regular financial support.

Tuition Remission. (a) Full-time employees employed within the Bargaining Unit described in Article 3 of the Agreement and, with the employee's written consent, their dependent(s) and legal spouse are eligible for free tuition for credit courses approved by the Senate of the University of Windsor, provided such course(s) are taken outside the employee's scheduled working hours. Dependents are defined as children under of the Income Tax Act or children employee, not over the age of twenty-six (26) to ), for whom the employee provides regular financial support.

Tuition Remission. (a) Full-time employees employed within the Bargaining Unit described in Article 3 of the Agreement and, with the employee's written consent, their dependent(s) and legal spouse are eligible for free tuition for credit courses approved by the Senate of the University of Windsor, provided such course(s) are taken outside the employee's scheduled working hours. Dependents are defined as children to the employee for whom the employee is entitled to claim tax exemption under the Income Tax Act in the year in which the free tuition privilege is requested, or children not over the age of twenty-six (26) to whom the employee provides regular financial support.

Tuition Remission. (a) Full-time employees employed within the Bargaining Unit bargaining unit described in Article 3 of the Agreement and, with the employee's written consent, their dependent(s) and legal spouse are eligible for free tuition for credit courses approved by the Senate of the University of Windsor, provided such course(s) are taken outside the employee's scheduled working hours. Dependents are defined as children under the Income Tax Act or children not over the age of twenty-six (26) to whom the employee provides regular financial support.