WRITTEN NOTICE OF LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT QUALIFICATIONS Sample Clauses

WRITTEN NOTICE OF LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT QUALIFICATIONS. Any employee is required to give to immediate Supervisor written notice of a loss of employment qualification. This may include the loss or suspension of a that prevents an employee from performing their job. Such notice must contain the relevant information including the duration of loss or suspension and must be provided to the employer immediately when the employee is notified of such loss or suspension. Failure to provide such notice to the employer within the stipulated period will be treated as a matter of discipline.
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WRITTEN NOTICE OF LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT QUALIFICATIONS. An employee who is employed in the Town of Richmond Hill who is required by law, regulation or professional designation to hold and maintain a specific qualification to perform the duties and functions of their position shall be required to provide the employer with written notice of the loss or suspension of such qualification. This may include the loss or suspension of a certification/licence that may prevent the employee from performing the full functions of their current position within the Town. Where employees lose a licence or certificate which prevents them from performing the full function of their current position, the employer will endeavor to provide alternate employment. If such alternate employment is available the employee will be paid at the appropriate rate for that position. Should an employee neglect to notify the employer of the loss or suspension, at the time of the loss or suspension, the matter may be treated as a matter of discipline.
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