Common use of Training Time Clause in Contracts

Training Time. Department heads and/or delegated authority can assign nurses to participate in training and development programs as part of their regular job. The amount of time spent in programs of this nature is determined by the department head. Nurses may be allowed to participate in programs up to one hundred twenty (120) hours of work release time each fiscal year. The department head and/or delegated authority is authorized to grant release time for travel to and from training programs. If granted, the travel time is included within the one hundred twenty (120) hour maximum. At the department head and/or delegated authority's discretion, nurses may be granted a leave of absence for training that goes beyond the one hundred twenty (120) hour limitation provided the granting of such leave will benefit the State. Where orientation in-service training for the various disability groups exists in institutions and where staffing needs permit, the nurse upon their request shall receive release time for the in- service training. No overtime shall result from such training.

Training Time. Department heads and/or delegated authority can assign nurses to participate in training and development programs as part of their regular job. The amount of time spent in programs of this nature is determined by the department head. Nurses may be allowed to participate in programs up to one hundred twenty (120) 100 hours of work release time each fiscal year. The department head and/or delegated authority is authorized to grant release time for travel to and from training programs. If granted, the travel time is included within the one hundred twenty (120) 100 hour maximum. At the department head and/or delegated authority's discretion, nurses may be granted a leave of absence for training that goes beyond the one hundred twenty (120) 100 hour limitation provided the granting of such leave will benefit the State. Where orientation in-service training for the various disability groups exists in institutions and where staffing needs permit, the nurse upon their his/her request shall receive release time for the in- in-service training. No overtime shall result from such training.

Training Time. Department heads and/or delegated authority can assign nurses to participate in training and development programs as part of their regular job. The amount of time spent in programs of this nature is determined by the department head. Nurses may be allowed to participate in programs up to one hundred twenty (120) 120 hours of work release time each fiscal year. The department head and/or delegated authority is authorized to grant release time for travel to and from training programs. If granted, the travel time is included within the one hundred twenty (120) 120 hour maximum. At the department head and/or delegated authority's discretion, nurses may be granted a leave of absence for training that goes beyond the one hundred twenty (120) 120 hour limitation provided the granting of such leave will benefit the State. Where orientation in-service training for the various disability groups exists in institutions and where staffing needs permit, the nurse upon their his/her request shall receive release time for the in- service training. No overtime shall result from such training.

Training Time. Department heads and/or delegated authority can assign nurses to participate in training and development programs as part of their regular job. The amount of time spent in programs of this nature is determined by the department head. Nurses may be allowed to participate in programs up to one hundred twenty (120) 120 hours of work release time each fiscal year. The department head and/or delegated authority is authorized to grant release time for travel to and from training programs. If granted, the travel time is included within the one hundred twenty (120) 120 hour maximum. At the department head and/or delegated authority's discretion, nurses may be granted a leave of absence for training that goes beyond the one hundred twenty (120) 100 hour limitation provided the granting of such leave will benefit the State. Where orientation in-service training for the various disability groups exists in institutions and where staffing needs permit, the nurse upon their his/her request shall receive release time for the in- in-service training. No overtime shall result from such training.

Training Time. Department heads and/or delegated authority can assign nurses to participate in training and development programs as part of their regular job. The amount of time spent in programs of this nature is determined by the department head. Nurses may be allowed to participate in programs up to one hundred twenty (120) 120 hours of work release time each fiscal year. The department head and/or delegated authority is authorized to grant release time for travel to and from training programs. If granted, the travel time is included within the one hundred twenty (120) 120 hour maximum. At the department head and/or delegated authority's discretion, nurses may be granted a leave of absence for training that goes beyond the one hundred twenty (120) 120 hour limitation provided the granting of such leave will benefit the State. Where orientation in-service training for the various disability groups exists in institutions and where staffing needs permit, the nurse upon their his/her request shall receive release time for the in- in-service training. No overtime shall result from such training.