Joint Apprenticeship Program Clause Samples
The Joint Apprenticeship Program clause establishes a collaborative framework between parties, typically employers and labor unions, to oversee and manage apprenticeship training. This clause outlines the formation of a joint committee responsible for developing training standards, selecting apprentices, and ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements. By formalizing shared responsibility for apprenticeship programs, the clause ensures consistent training quality and equitable participation, addressing the need for skilled workforce development and fair labor practices.
Joint Apprenticeship Program. The parties agree that during the term of this Agreement, SEPTA and the Union will establish a joint apprenticeship program. The General Manager of SEPTA and the President of Local 234 each will appoint two (2) members to serve on a Joint Apprenticeship Council. Thereafter, the Joint Apprenticeship Council will immediately convene with the goal of establishing and implementing a joint apprenticeship program as soon as possible.
Joint Apprenticeship Program. The Municipality shall contribute ten cents ($0.10) per compensable hour for each employee, but not to exceed forty (40) compensable hours per week per employee, to a jointly administered apprenticeship program.
Joint Apprenticeship Program. The Employer shall contribute ten cents ($0.10) per compensable hour for each employee, but not to exceed forty (40) compensable hours per week per employee, to a jointly administered apprenticeship program.
Joint Apprenticeship Program. 1. The Association and the Union hereby adopt an apprenticeship program to be administered by the Ohio Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund (formerly, Ohio Laborers’ Training and Upgrading Fund) (“Fund”) which will establish a program for the training and utilization of registered apprentices on construction sites. The program and contributions to it shall be in compliance with the Labor Management Relations Act and the federal and state requirements for approved apprenticeship programs. The trust agreement provisions and the rules for eligibility and regulations created by the Trustees overseeing the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund are incorporated by reference and will be made available upon request by any contributing Contractor.
2. All registered apprentices shall be under the direction and control of the Board of Trustees of the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Trust Fund, which will administer the Apprenticeship Program and serve as the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (“JATC”) with full power and authority to promulgate standards of apprenticeship applicable to this Agreement.
3. The Contractor contribution to the amended Fund shall remain unchanged and be in the amount of contributions required for the Fund set forth in the Agreement.
4. The ratio of apprentices to Laborers shall be no less than one competent and qualified Laborer to one apprentice for the first apprentice on the job, and three competent and qualified Laborers to one apprentice thereafter. There shall be no commingling of apprentices onto one or more specific job sites, as the ratio must be maintained for each project.
5. Every employee of a Contractor who comes within the scope of the Agreement shall be considered a Laborer unless registered as an apprentice under the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund.
6. Apprentices shall work under the supervision of competent and qualified workers on the job. Instruction in safety and safe work practices will be part of job instruction, in addition to that included in related off-job instruction.
7. Individuals accepted into the apprenticeship program shall fulfill all obligations of the Apprenticeship Standards before being granted recognition as a skilled Construction Craft Laborer and until such time as these obligations are met, the apprentice shall be granted an “apprentice member card” by the International Union. The apprentice will be required to complete the requirements of the Apprenticeship St...
Joint Apprenticeship Program. The Company and the Union will maintain standards for a joint apprenticeship program (the "Joint Apprenticeship Program") in accordance with the guidelines outlined in Appendix M.
Joint Apprenticeship Program. The Association and the Union hereby adopt an apprenticeship program to be administered by the Ohio Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund (formerly, Ohio Laborers’ Training and Upgrading Fund) (“Fund”) which will establish a program for the training and utilization of registered apprentices on construction sites. The program and contributions to it shall be in compliance with the Labor Management Relations Act and the federal and state requirements for approved apprenticeship programs. The trust agreement provisions and the rules for eligibility and regulations created by the Trustees overseeing the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund are incorporated by reference and will be made available upon request by any contributing Contractor. All registered apprentices shall be under the direction and control of the Board of Trustees of the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Trust Fund, which will administer the Apprenticeship Program and serve as the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (“JATC”) with full power and authority to promulgate standards of apprenticeship applicable to this Agreement. The Contractor contribution to the amended Fund shall remain unchanged and be in the amount of contributions required for the Fund set forth in the Agreement. The ratio of Apprentices to Laborers shall be no less than one competent and qualified Laborer to one apprentice for the first apprentice on the job, and three competent and qualified Laborers to on apprentice thereafter. There shall be no commingling of apprentices onto one or more specific job sites, as the ratio must be maintained for each project. Every employee of a Contractor who comes within the scope of the Agreement shall be considered a Laborer unless registered as an apprentice under the Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Fund. Apprentices shall work under the supervision of competent and qualified workers on the job. Instruction in safety and safe work practices will be part of job instruction, in addition to that included in related off-job instruction. Individuals accepted into the apprenticeship program shall fulfill all obligations of the Apprenticeship Standards before being granted recognition as a skilled Construction Craft Laborer and until such time as these obligations are met, the apprentice shall be granted an “apprentice member card” by the International Union. The apprentice will be required to complete the requirements of the Apprenticeship Standards before becomin...
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