Common use of Advanced Certification Clause in Contracts

Advanced Certification. (Unit #3) For the position of Utility Area Superintendent, the COUNTY will pay for the periodic certification(s) renewal when the employee has achieved a higher level of certification than the minimum level required to qualify for the position. It is understood between the parties that holding a higher certification than the minimum required for the position does not qualify the employee for compensation for working above class. It is further understood that the COUNTY is not obligated to provide funds to cover the cost of any training or education requirements necessary to achieve or maintain the certifications. (Unit #5) For the positions of Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators I/II/III and Hazardous Materials Specialist II, the COUNTY will pay for the periodic certification(s) renewal when the employee has achieved a higher level of certification than the minimum level required to qualify for the position. It is understood between the parties that holding higher certification than the minimum required for the position does not qualify the employee for compensation for working above class. It is further understood that the COUNTY is not obligated to provide funds to cover the cost of any training or education requirements necessary to achieve or maintain the certifications.

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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding, Memorandum of Understanding

Advanced Certification. (Unit #3) For the position of Utility Area Superintendent, the COUNTY will pay for the periodic certification(s) renewal when the employee has achieved a higher level of certification than the minimum level required to qualify for the position. It is understood between the parties that holding a higher certification than the minimum required for the position does not qualify the employee for compensation for working above class. It is further understood that the COUNTY is not obligated to provide funds to cover the cost of any training or education requirements necessary to achieve or maintain the certifications. (Unit #5) For the positions of Water/Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators I/II/III and Hazardous Materials Specialist II, the COUNTY will pay for the periodic certification(s) renewal when the employee has achieved a higher level of certification than the minimum level required to qualify toqualify for the position. It is understood between the parties that holding higher certification than the minimum required for the position does not qualify the employee for compensation for working above class. It is further understood that the COUNTY is not obligated to provide funds to cover the cost of any training or education requirements necessary to achieve or maintain the certifications.above

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Sources: Memorandum of Understanding