Special Training Sample Clauses
The Special Training clause outlines the requirements and provisions for additional or specialized training that may be necessary for individuals involved in a contract or agreement. This clause typically specifies who is responsible for providing the training, the scope and content of the training sessions, and any associated costs or scheduling considerations. By clearly defining these aspects, the clause ensures that all parties are adequately prepared to perform their duties, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or non-compliance due to lack of proper instruction.
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Special Training. 1. If teachers in a school operating under a D.S.S.C. approved plan have received significant special training, such as reading recovery program, as a part of the plan, then all openings at that school my be posted with the specific program as a part of the requirement.
2. If teachers in a school operating under a D.S.S.C. approved plan have received significant special training, such as for a reading recovery program, as a part of the plan, then they may not be bumped by someone who does not have the same training, unless the person bumping has lost his or her position due to a school closing or is subject to layoff, is qualified, and obtains comparable training in a reasonable time.
Special Training. The State will join with the Union to provide a special training program, which will be available to employees in the Administrative and Clerical Services Unit. The formulation and content of the special training program shall be decided by mutual agreement between the Office of Employee Relations and the Union.
Special Training. In addition to the minimum training set forth in section 6-d of this agreement, the Regional Major Crimes Team shall undertake, on a regular and recurring basis, investigative tactics such as evidence collection, report writing, search warrant and arrest warrant affidavit training. The training will be provided by the member’s parent agency and/or cost for such training will be paid by the member’s agency.
Special Training. The State will join with the Union to provide a special training program which will be available to employees in the Operations, Maintenance and Services and Crafts, and Inspection and Security Units. The program will be financed equally by the State and the Union, each paying up to a maximum of $5,000 in each year of the Contract. The formulation and content of the special training program shall be decided by mutual agreement between the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations and the Union. All funds for this program shall be disbursed proportionately directly to the outside agency that provides services under this program.
Special Training. Training and protection for members required to work with students with a specific health condition, communicable disease, or for members who are required to work in situations where the spread of disease may occur, shall be provided as determined by the Board.
Special Training. Any bargaining unit member who is required to have special training will have the cost of the training (including the cost of the course, travel, lodging, and meals) paid by the District, with prior approval. Such travel time shall be on paid status, if it is part of the employee’s normal work schedule.
Special Training. If an association member serves as a preschool/inclusion aide, this member may be required, at the Board's option, to take additional training for this position at the expense of the Board.
Special Training. The Union agrees that notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Collective Agreement, the Company shall have the right from time to time to designate in writing to the Union certain persons who are to be given special training or experience in preparing them or trying out their capabilities for other or broader assignments with the Company or for future service other than with the Company not exceeding at any one (1) time three percent (3%) of the employees, and to promote, demote or transfer such persons, engage, retain or dispense with their services, and direct their efforts from time to time free from any limitations provided for in this Agreement. It is acknowledged that no reduction of the existing bargaining unit shall result from any such designation nor shall any designated person replace, displace or in any way interfere with the normal progression or promotion of a member of the bargaining unit.
Special Training. 17.01 The Company shall have the right from time to time to designate certain persons who are to be given special training or experience in preparing them or trying out their capacities for other or broader assignments with the Company or for future service for, or other than, with the Company and to direct such persons, free from any limitations either expressed or implied under Article XV hereof; provided, however, that no such person shall be assigned to take over a job occupied at that time by an employee outranking such person for purposes of promotion if such assignment would result in the demotion of the former.
Special Training. Recognizing all children placed into care need trained Resource Family parents to address the individualized need of the child, CONTRACTOR will provide specialized training, as needed. Examples of these are specified below:
a. Intensive Services ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care (ISFC): ISFC parents receive placements that require specially trained resource parents and intensive professional and paraprofessional services and support in order to remain in a home-based setting, or to avoid or exit congregate care in a STRTP. The minimum training requirements for ISFC parents is forty (40) hours pre-approval, twenty-four (24) hours within the first twelve (12) months after placement of an ISFC child, and twelve (12) hours annually each year thereafter. Training includes how to provide care and supervision to children and youth with intensive medical, therapeutic or behavioral needs. Specific subject matters may be customized to each ISFC family based on the population of children the family intends to serve (CSEC, AWOL, Medically Fragile, Sexual Offender, etc.)
b. Special Health Care Needs Placement: Treatment ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Family parents that receive placements of clients with special health care needs complete additional training provided by the client’s health care professional as required by the client’s individualized health care plan. The client’s physician must train the resource parent or caregiver to administer the required specialized in-home health care. Specialized in-home health care differs from family health care which does not require the skills of qualified, technical, or professional personnel. Specialized in-home health care services may include, but are not limited to, gastroscopy tube feedings and multiple medication administration. CONTRACTOR’S Client Application outlines some of the conditions or prescribed devices which require specialized in-home health care.
c. Therapeutic ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Care (TFC): TFC is intended for children and youth who require intensive and frequent mental health support in a family environment for short-term, intensive, highly coordinated, trauma-informed and individualized Specialty Mental Health Services (SMHS) activities provided by trained, intensely supervised, and supported TFC parents who are “therapeutic change agents.” The minimum training requirements for TFC parents is forty (40) hours pre-approval and twenty-four (24) hours annually. RFA pre- and post-approval training hours cannot be applied toward TFC training hours. Training topics...