Training Failures Sample Clauses

Training Failures. Employees having a training failure for above basic classifications, introductory or basic training courses in the Airport & Cargo Operations Category, will be subject to the following:
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Training Failures. Section 1. It is recognized that not all Pilots reach the required level of proficiency in the same amount of time. Therefore, when it becomes apparent to the Company that a Pilot will require time in excess of that usually required to reach proficiency, the Company Training Department will, in consultation with the Pilot, determine the cause of his inability to reach the required proficiency level and establish a plan for correcting the problem. In the event a Pilot fails to demonstrate the required degree of proficiency after completion of the individual training plan, he will be handled in accordance with the provisions outlined below.
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Training Failures. 1. A flight attendant who fails to pass a written, oral or any other portion of training (e.g., emergency drills) will, upon request of the flight attendant, be provided with no more than two opportunities to be re-examined. Failure to pass the final re- examination will result in termination of employment.
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Training Failures. A Flight Attendant is required to satisfactorily complete the entire required training curriculum in accordance with the training manual and FARs. A Flight Attendant who fails to successfully complete any and all training segments and requirements will continue his/her employment or be terminated at the discretion of the Company.
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Training Failures. A Flight Attendant who fails to pass a written, oral or hands-on test in training will, upon request, be granted no more than six (6) hours of additional instruction in those areas which she/he failed or other areas if she/he desires. This additional instruction shall be unpaid.
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Training Failures. A Flight Attendant who fails a test in training shall be given the opportunity to retake the test.
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Training Failures. 1. First
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Training Failures. The Company will advise a member of the Professional Standards Committee whenever a Crewmember fails to complete any Training event. Upon request, the Chief Pilot or Director of Flight Standards will consult with a member of the Professional Standards Committee and the Crewmember before the disposition of the affected Crewmember is determined.
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Training Failures. A pilot that fails a re-test or requalification check ride will meet with the Chief Pilot to determine a course of action. The Chief Pilot may choose to authorize additional training, re-test, or to have his status reviewed by the Company.
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