Commercial Driver’s License. If the job responsibilities of the classification of work to which an employee is regularly appointed or is assigned on an out-of-class basis involve the driving of vehicles requiring the driver to have a state Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), fees charged by the state for acquiring the license and all required endorsements shall be reimbursed by the City upon the employee having successfully attained the CDL or CDL renewal. The physical exam required to obtain or renew the license may be done on City time. The City will pay as a maximum amount, the rates charged by City identified clinics for the physical exam. Employees shall be notified of clinics offering the exam at this reimbursement rate. If an employee is covered by a City medical plan that includes coverage for physical exams, the employee shall have the exam form completed through the plan's providers (Group Health or Aetna) or shall seek reimbursement through the medical plan. Employees required to have a Hazardous Material endorsement (HME) are required per Federal regulations to submit to a background records check and fingerprinting. Employees may make application for such HME on City time and shall be reimbursed for the fees associated with the background records check and fingerprinting if such endorsement is required by the job. The City shall make a reasonable effort to make City trucks or equipment available for skill tests. In addition, for those employees qualifying as described above, fees charged for department-approved classes offered for employees to assist them in passing this exam shall be reimbursed on a one-time-only basis. Employees in other job titles or positions not involving the driving of vehicles requiring the CDL, who wish to take exam preparation or driver training courses, may request approval of the courses and reimbursement of fees in the normal manner in which educational expenses are applied for and approved by departments; provided, however, license fees for those individuals will not be reimbursed, nor shall the City be obligated to make City trucks or equipment available for skill tests for these individuals. Nothing contained herein shall guarantee that written exams, skill tests, or training classes established for the purposes described herein shall be conducted during regular work hours or through adjusted work schedules, nor shall such written exams, skill tests, or training classes be paid for on an overtime basis.
Commercial Driver’s License. As a result of recent Federal statutory requirements, the State of Michigan enacted Act 346 of 1988. The parties agree that as a result of these statutory requirements some employees within the Technical Bargaining Unit may be required to obtain and retain a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) to continue to perform certain duties for the State. Whenever a CDL is referred to in this Section, it is understood to mean the CDL and any required endorsements. In order to implement this provision, the parties agree to the following:
Commercial Driver’s License. Effective January 1, 1998, the County will pay the full cost of the CDL or endorsements. In the event an employee whose job requires a CDL and endorsements loses said CDL and endorsements for any reason, the Executive Board of the Union shall meet with management in an attempt to work out an equitable solution. If an equitable solution cannot be worked out, the affected employee shall be placed on an unpaid leave of absence for up to three years. During such three year period, the affected employee shall maintain his/her seniority rights and shall be afforded the right to post for any unfilled position provided he/she has regained said CDL and endorsements or is posting for a position covered by this Agreement which does not require said CDL and endorsements. For purposes of this section only, the affected employee shall not accrue additional seniority during such unpaid leave of absence. Furthermore, in the event an employee is terminated for any reason and such termination is sustained via the grievance and arbitration provisions of the Agreement, said employee shall not be covered by this section. An employee may make use of this provision only once during his/her employment with the County.
Commercial Driver’s License. 1. See Article XVIII, Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) for detailed language regarding CDL.
Commercial Driver’s License. In the event the Department adopts a requirement that employees maintain commercial drivers’ license, no current military firefighting personnel subject to any collective bargaining agreement shall be terminated for failing to achieve such license for any physical condition beyond their control, unless required by law. If the Department adopts such a requirement, the Department shall reimburse all employees who do hold a commercial drivers’ license for the biannual medical certificate.
Commercial Driver’s License. ⎯ All mechanics are required to have a commercial driver’s license as a condition of employment with the following exceptions: • At locations with 15 or more employees, mechanics who are not able to obtain a commercial driver’s license or lose their commercial driver’s license for any reason, will be allowed to continue to work; however, the Company may assign them to a specific shift where a commercial driver’s license is not necessary. • At locations with less than 15 employees, mechanics that lose their commercial driver’s license for any medical related reason will be given an unpaid leave of absence not to exceed one year.
Commercial Driver’s License. METRO agrees to pay for Commercial Drivers License (CDL) renewals for all Employees who are required to have a CDL, all Supervisors, and Utility Service Workers per Article 17, Section 2, Paragraph D.
Commercial Driver’s License. The City shall provide the necessary training for employees to obtain a California Class B driver’s license when such license is a requirement of their job classification and a condition of employment. Employees who fail to obtain the required California Class B driver’s license after training will be subject to rejection from the probationary period pursuant to Section 26.4 (Rejection during Probationary Period) of this Memorandum Agreement.
Commercial Driver’s License. It is recommended, but may not be required, that FSOs accepting assignments outside the state of Idaho with equipment that is over 26,000 lbs. Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) or has air brakes, have drivers with an Interstate Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) and all applicable endorsements. An incident may demobilize a resource if the operators do not have the applicable license and endorsements to satisfy the requirements of a particular state.
Commercial Driver’s License. 1. The Working Leader is required to possess a Class C Driver’s License.
