Group Training Companies Clause Samples

The 'Group Training Companies' clause defines the role and responsibilities of organizations that employ apprentices or trainees and place them with host employers for on-the-job training. Typically, this clause outlines the obligations of the group training company regarding employment conditions, supervision, and compliance with relevant laws, as well as the expectations for host employers who provide the practical work experience. Its core function is to clarify the legal and operational framework for group training arrangements, ensuring that all parties understand their duties and that apprentices or trainees receive appropriate support and training.
Group Training Companies. The company when hiring apprentices or trainees from a Group Training Company shall advise the Group Training Company in writing before hiring that: They need to have an Enterprise Agreement with the union The apprentices and trainees hired to the company shall be paid at least the rates and conditions of this agreement The Group Training Company shall be notified if a site/project allowance is payable.
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Group Training Companies. The company when hiring apprentices or trainees from a Group Training Company shall advise the Group Training Company in writing before hiring that: They need to have an Enterprise Agreement with the union The apprentices and trainees hired to the company shall be paid at least the rates and conditions of this agreement The Group Training Company shall be notified if a site/project allowance is payable. The company will demonstrate an on going commitment to employ Apprentices from Electro-Group Training Company within the Business Units growth needs. This commitment will be monitored jointly by the Business Unit management, the ETU and the Consultative Committee on a regular basis.
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