Required Workshops Sample Clauses

The Required Workshops clause mandates that certain workshops must be attended or completed as a condition of the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines which parties are obligated to participate, the topics or skills to be covered, and the timeframe or schedule for these workshops. By specifying these requirements, the clause ensures that all relevant parties receive necessary training or information, thereby promoting compliance, enhancing performance, or meeting regulatory or contractual standards.
Required Workshops. A. Travel Expense
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Required Workshops. The District shall provide for some teachers to attend appropriate conferences and meetings. In the event the District should require attendance at a workshop not of a teacher’s choosing, it shall not be considered a Professional or Personal Day and the District shall pay expenses relating to the workshop as outlined below.
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Required Workshops. When the District requires member participation in training or workshops such as, but not limited to, those for bloodborne pathogens and first aid, the District will pay the fees for that training as well as paying each member his/her personal hourly rate of pay for the time required beyond the regular eight (8) hour workday. Should a member have permission from their principal not to attend a required workshop, they will be responsible for making arrangements to receive the training in question through an alternative method without compensation, and will be responsible for the cost of obtaining the required training and will not be eligible for reimbursement.
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Required Workshops. A. Any employee required by the Board, Director, or City, County, or State laws, rules, or regulations to attend a Library workshop shall be reimbursed for the time required beyond that of the normal working day. Time will be compensated from the commencement to the conclusion of the workshop. B. Any employee required by the Board, Director, or City, County, or State laws, rules, or regulations to attend a Library workshop shall be reimbursed for the cost of such required course or courses, as well as reasonable expenses appurtenant thereto, such as travel, meals, and entertainment. The compensation for mileage on the employee’s personal vehicle shall be computed at the current regular reimbursement rate as ^ establishedby the Internal Revenue Service. C. The Board shall direct the Library Director to post and otherwise bring to the attention of employees any workshops, seminars, conferences, etc., that may become available and which will aid in the professional development of the employees. In addition, employees may bring to the attention of the Library such workshops, seminars, conferences, etc., that they feel will further the professional development of the employees. D. Employees may apply for funds to enroll in seminars, workshops, or conferences benefiting the Library and the professional development of the employee. The Board shall pay 100% of the cost of said course if approved.
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Required Workshops. A. Any employee required by the Board, Director, or City, County, or State laws, rules, or regulations to attend a Library workshop shall be reimbursed for the time required beyond that of the normal working day. Time will be compensated from the commencement to the conclusion of the workshop. B. Any employee required by the Board, Director, or City, County, or State laws, rules, or regulations to attend a Library workshop shall be reimbursed for the cost of such required course or courses, as well as reasonable expenses appurtenant thereto, such as travel, meals, and entertainment. The compensation for mileage on the employee’s personal vehicle shall be computed at the current regular reimbursement rate as established by the Internal Revenue Service.
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