Professional Certificates Sample Clauses
The 'Professional Certificates' clause establishes requirements regarding the possession or maintenance of specific professional qualifications or certifications by individuals or entities involved in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines which certificates are necessary, who must hold them, and may require proof of valid certification before work commences or throughout the contract term. Its core function is to ensure that only qualified professionals perform certain tasks, thereby maintaining standards, ensuring compliance with industry regulations, and reducing the risk of unqualified work.
Professional Certificates. 1. Employees hired prior to the ratification of the July 1, 2018 agreement and are current holders of a certificate issued by Professional Standards - National Association of Educational Office Professionals prior to July 1, 2018 will be paid an additional:
a. CEOE or Advanced - $22.00 per pay period
Professional Certificates. Office employees in the unit who have earned the nationally recognized certificates and maintained a current certificate shall receive fifty-five ($55) per month pro rata for each certificate in addition to their regular salaries each year. Employees who work 203 or 222 days per year will receive the monthly amount for ten (10) months and employees who work 260 days per year will receive the monthly amount for twelve (12) months. The certificates are: Professional Standards Program (PSP), Certificated Educational Secretary (CES), and Certificated Professional Secretary (CPS).
Professional Certificates. 1. Those employees who are holders of a certificate issued by Professional Standards - National Association of Educational Office Professionals will be paid an additional:
a. CEOE or Advanced - $22.00 per pay period
b. Associate Professional - $17.00 per pay period c. Basic - $15.00 per pay period SECTION 2.
Professional Certificates. The procedures for securing a professional certificate or license shall be governed by applicable State Department of Education standards. If a member’s application for a professional certificate or license is submitted to the Department of Human Resources by March 15, the member shall be considered, for the purpose of staff reduction, as holding continuing contract status. When approval of a member’s application for conversion of a provisional certificate to a professional certificate by the Executive Director – Human Resources is in doubt, a conference shall be held within ten (10) days, or at a time mutually agreeable, with the member, the Executive Director – Human Resources, the building principal, and a representative of the AEA, at which time the reasons for the refusal shall be reviewed. Following the conference, a written summary of the conference and the reasons for the refusal shall be provided to the member. Procedures for reapplication shall also be a part of the communication.
Professional Certificates. Recognition for Professional Certificates shall be as follows: