OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING Sample Clauses

OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING. ‌ The Employer agrees to allow official time for attendance at Union conducted training which falls under the purview of the Comptroller General guidance on training that is determined by the Employer to be mutually beneficial. A bank of 240 hours will be available for such training for Union representatives. An additional bank of no more than 120 hours will be allowed exclusively for the Union President. Additional hours, if needed by the Union President, will be deducted from the bank of 240 hours if available. No more than forty (40) hours will be allowed per individual employee in a calendar year. Additional hours will be requested/granted on a case-by-case basis.
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OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING a. The Employer agrees to allow a reasonable amount of official time for attendance at Union conducted training, which falls under the purview of the Comptroller General guidance on training that is determined by the Employer to be mutually beneficial.
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OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING. The Agency agrees that official time may be authorized for Union representatives to attend training approved by Management which is designed to advise representatives on matters within the scope of CSRA, which are of mutual concern to the Agency and the Union. The Agency agrees to a bank of 600 hours per fiscal year for Union representatives to attend labor relations training or other training related to employees' conditions of employment. Training under this section will generally cover such areas as contract administration, handling of statutory actions such as grievances, appeals, FLRA and other third party processes and information related to Federal personnel/labor relations laws, regulations, and procedures. All requests for official time for training under this paragraph must be accompanied by a course curriculum or description of the training. Official time granted under this section is in addition to designated official time in Paragraph C, but shall be counted for the President. The Agency will fund the training and travel costs for Union representatives to attend joint training courses, as mutually agreed by the Union President and the NPPD E&LR Director.
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OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING. A. Official time may be authorized for Union representatives to attend training approved by the Agency which is designed to advise representatives on matters within the scope of Civil Service Reform Act of 1978, which are of mutual interest to the Agency and the Union. Training under this section will generally cover such areas as contract administration, handling of statutory actions such as grievances, appeals, FLRA and other third party processes and information related to Federal personnel/labor relations laws, regulations, and procedures.
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OFFICIAL TIME FOR TRAINING. 1. Each year the Employer will consider Union requests for official time for Union representatives to participate in and/or conduct training concerning the provisions of the Negotiated Agreement and/or other labor relations matters of mutual benefit to the Employer and the Union. All training on official time must be limited to representational matters. For any training that covers internal union operations, annual leave or leave without pay must be requested in accordance with paragraph 3 below. The Union will provide the Employer with a copy of the training curriculum or a statement of the training content with each request for training.
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