Test and Interview Leave Sample Clauses

Test and Interview Leave. An employee shall be allowed appropriate time off with pay to take tests related to promotional opportunities within the Agency. Up to two (2) hours with pay shall be allowed for an interview for a position with another State Agency, or a position within the Agency. Authorization for the use of Test and Interview Leave shall not be withheld unless the Agency determines that the use of such leave shall handicap the efficiency of the employee's work unit.
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Test and Interview Leave. Upon written request to the supervisor, an employee will be allowed paid leave up to four (4) hours per month up to a total of sixteen
Test and Interview Leave. With notice to the supervisor, an employee shall be allowed appropriate time off with pay to take paper and pencil tests related to promotional opportunities within the OSFM. Up to eight (8) hours each fiscal year with pay shall be allowed for an interview for a position within State government. During periods of layoff within OSFM, employees may use up to eight (8) additional hours for interviews within State government each fiscal year. In no event shall the interview leave exceed sixteen (16) hours per fiscal year. When an agency requires that an employee applicant must complete on-site additional prescreening/assessments provided by that agency prior to interviewing, the employee may also utilize available leave. Authorization for the use of test and interview leave shall not be withheld unless the OSFM determines that the use of such leave shall handicap the efficiency of the employee's work unit.
Test and Interview Leave. With notice to the supervisor, an employee shall be allowed appropriate time off with pay to take paper and pencil tests related to promotional opportunities within the OSFM. Up to eight (8) hours each fiscal year with pay shall be allowed for an interview for a position within State government. During periods of layoff within OSFM, employees may use up to eight (8) additional hours for interviews within State government each fiscal year. In no event shall the interview leave exceed sixteen
Test and Interview Leave. An employee shall be allowed appropriate time off with pay to take tests related to job opportunities with the Employer. Up to two
Test and Interview Leave. An employee shall be allowed appropriate time off with pay to take tests related to promotionaljob opportunities with the Employer. Up to two (2) hours with pay shall be allowed for an interview(s) for a position with the Employer. With the Employer’s approval, up to an additional one (1) hour with pay shall be allowed. Authorization for the use of Test and Interview Lthis leave shall not be withheld unless the Employer determines that the use of such leave would hinderhandicap the efficiency of the employee’s work unit. This is a gain. This change allows paid test/interview leave to be used for any OHSU job opportunity, not just promotional ones, and gives employees the opportunity to request another paid hour if needed.

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