Section 13.6. Employee Cross-Training Sample Clauses

Section 13.6. Employee Cross-Training. 2 The parties agree to recognize the advantage of having cross-training opportunities for employees 3 seeking to acquire skills related to other bargaining unit positions. Employees requesting training, who 4 are approved by the district, shall be considered to be on their own time when they are participating 5 outside of their normal employment hours. Employees providing training and/or direction with 6 District approval shall be considered on the clock. 10 A R T I C L E X I V 11 12 ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP AND CHECKOFF
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Related to Section 13.6. Employee Cross-Training

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