Tuition Assistance Plan. As of the Effective Time, each business unit of New Ceridian shall continue the tuition assistance plan that was in effect for employees of such business unit immediately before the Effective Time. New Ceridian shall have full responsibility for all benefits due with respect to tuition assistance benefits to New Ceridian Employees that are payable on or after the Effective Time. The Corporation shall retain the Liability for tuition assistance benefits due to Arbitron Employees under the Corporation's tuition assistance plan as amended from time to time.
Tuition Assistance Plan. 29.1 The College has established and will maintain a tuition assistance plan for full-time employees who have completed one (1) year of full-time service. Under the plan an eligible employee may take not more than one (1) single academic course at a time (with a limit of four
Tuition Assistance Plan. “TAP”) The Tuition Assistance Plan and fees as described in the current University TAP brochure will continue to be in effect with the following changes: • Upon completion of their orientation and review period, employees are eligible to take two Harvard Extension School courses per term or any combination of 10 credits per semester at any Harvard School participating in TAP. • A staff member with two or more years of continuous service is eligible for up to three hours per week of released time (proportionately less for part-time staff), provided that s/he has made arrangements with her/his supervisor. • TAP will reimburse staff members upon completion of their orientation and review period for 90% of the cost of a non-Harvard course per term up to the maximum of $5,250 per calendar year (January 1 through December 31). • The TAP committee will include HUCTW representatives.
Tuition Assistance Plan. Except as otherwise provided for herein, the Tuition Assistance Plan (“TAP” or “the Plan”) and every other tuition assistance plan or program will be modified as follows effective January 1, 2013:
Tuition Assistance Plan. The Company and the Union reaffirm the assertion that continuous investment in employees is an essential strategy towards maintaining competitiveness in a global environment. To this end, regular full-time employees will be provided the opportunity for a minimum of forty (40 hours of education and training that is skill based or job related during each calendar year. It will be pro- rated for part-time employees, mid-year hires, and employees working less than a full year. The Company also agrees to provide a Tuition Assistance Plan (TAP) that will provide tuition assistance for employee by means of reimbursement of eligible expense incurred once the employee has successfully completed the course9s) in accordance with TAP requirements and provided the supporting documentation determined by the Company to be necessary. In order to be eligible for TAP, an employee must pursue a degree or certificate program in an approved program, such as ones that will enable bargaining unit employees to transfer to other jobs, including but not limited to CISO, CIS Administrator, Generalist, Cabling, and Routing. The Union will assist the Company in providing such programs to the extent possible. The annual cap on reimbursement of eligible expense will be $6000 for approved graduate, undergraduate and certificate programs except that part time employees wo work more than twenty (20) hours per week will be reimbursed for 75% of eligible expenses up to a maximum of $4500 and those working less than 20 hours per week will be reimbursed for 50% of eligible expenses up to a maximum of $2400. The lifetime cap will be $20,000 for certificate programs, $25,000 for undergraduate programs, and $30,000 for graduate programs. Management reserves the right to deny reimbursement for graduate programs based on its determination of the needs of the business. Involuntary Terminations If the employee voluntarily separates from the Company, the employee will reimburse the Company for all reimbursement payments made by the Company during the employee’s last twelve months on the payroll and will reimburse the Company for fifty percent (50%) of reimbursement that it made for the twelve months prior to that time. Further, those employees, who have been involuntarily terminated pursuant to the forced adjustment procedures of the CBA are eligible for up to $2000 for certain education, training, outplacement and relocation expenses. These funds are available to employee during the first year of the...
Tuition Assistance Plan. 1 For those bargaining unit members employed two or more years at The Xxxxxx Union.
Tuition Assistance Plan. The purpose of the Tuition Assistance Plan is to aid and encourage eligible employees to supplement their education on their own time in order to assist them in maintaining and improving their working skills. This may be done through an approved university or other program leading to a recognized degree or by individually approved courses subject to the provisions of this section.
Tuition Assistance Plan. 28.1 The College has established and will maintain a tuition assistance plan for full-time employees who have completed one (1) year of full-time service. Under the plan an eligible employee may take not more than one (1) single academic course at a time (with a limit of four (4) credits per semester or equivalent) at an accredited school, technical institute or college which is eligible under federally-insured student loan programs. The particular course must be determined by the College to be related to any bargaining unit job (including English as a Second Language or literacy courses, as appropriate), must be taken for credit and must be approved by the College in advance of enrollment. Upon presentation of evidence to the College of successful completion of the course with a grade of C (or equivalent) or higher, the College will reimburse the employee for the full amount of the tuition for the course paid by the employee (but not for registration fees, laboratory fees, books, supplies or other expenses in connection therewith). If such evidence is not presented to the College within sixty (60) days after such successful completion of the course, reimbursement will not be made. Total reimbursement to an employee with respect to courses taken in any fiscal year of the College will not exceed $2,500. If the employee is eligible for assistance in payment of tuition from any other public or private agencies, including the Veterans Administration, he/she must advise the College, when requesting advance approval of the course, of the nature and amount of such other assistance, and the reimbursement from the College for an approved course will be limited to the full amount, if any, of tuition which the employee is required to pay after taking into account the amount of such other assistance. An employee whose employment with the College terminates before such successful completion of the course will not be reimbursed under the plan. Employees will not be released from work to attend classes or otherwise fulfill course requirements under the plan. The plan does not include or apply to any Wellesley Col- lege courses. An employee who is taking any Wellesley College course for credit shall not be eligible at the same time to take any course under the plan.
Tuition Assistance Plan. 16. Relocation Assistance Plan. 17. Flexible Spending Account for Employee Contributions. 18. Medical Flex Account. 19. Dependent Flex Account. 20. Vision Care Plan. 21. Unemployment Insurance Plan. 22. Worker's Compensation. 23. Preservation Trust. 24. Conservation Trust. 82 SCHEDULE 3.16 - CONDUCT OF BUSINESS
Tuition Assistance Plan. (1) Faculty members and librarians shall be entitled to participate in the College’s Tuition Assistance Plan in place at the time of ratification of the 2019-2022 Agreement, subject to any changes made necessary by legal or regulatory requirements.
