2009-2013 Winnebago Agreement: AFSCME Circuit Clerk Local 473
2009-2013 Winnebago Agreement: AFSCME Circuit Clerk Local 473
2009-2013 Winnebago Agreement: AFSCME Circuit Clerk Local 473
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Section 14.2<br />
Assignment within Classification Specifications<br />
The Employer retains the right to require or assign other duties which are reasonably<br />
within the scope of the general duties enumerated within an employee's position<br />
classification specifications.<br />
Section 14.3 Work Locations<br />
When a bargaining unit position becomes available within the <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Clerk</strong>’s Office,<br />
the Employer will ask for volunteers for reassignment. The Employer will not arbitrarily<br />
reassign an Employee to an open position. Before any involuntary<br />
reassignment, the Employer will provide five (5) calendar days notice to the Employee.<br />
The reassignment choice for purposes of this Section, shall be defined as bargaining<br />
unit positions within the <strong>Circuit</strong> <strong>Clerk</strong>’s Office.<br />
ARTICLE XV<br />
EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING<br />
Section 15.1 Policy<br />
The Employer and the Union recognize the need for the training and development<br />
of employees in order that services can efficiently and effectively be provided and employees<br />
can be afforded the opportunity to develop their skills and potential. In recognition<br />
of such principle, the Employer shall endeavor to provide employees with<br />
reasonable orientation with respect to procedures, forms, methods, techniques, materials<br />
and equipment normally used in such employees' work assignments and periodic<br />
changes therein, including, where available and relevant to such work, procedure manuals.<br />
The Employer hereby agrees to study the principles of career ladders and promotions<br />
and to receive employee input in such study and any possible implementation.<br />
Section 15.2 Courses of Instruction<br />
The Employer’s current policy with respect to the taking of paid time off for, and<br />
cost reimbursement of courses of instruction at colleges, business schools and adult<br />
education centers for non-probationary employees shall continue in effect. If an employee<br />
leaves employment with the Employer within two (2) years of reimbursement,<br />
the employee will in turn reimburse the Employer in an amount equal to the reimbursement.<br />
With respect to cost reimbursement for courses of instruction, “current policy”<br />
shall mean $350.<br />
Section 15.3 Opportunities for the Disabled<br />
Wherever possible, the Employer will allow disabled employees to use alternative<br />
techniques, aids and appliances, in order that such employees may fully use their skills<br />
as necessary for their duties.<br />
Section 15.4 Committee on Continuing Education<br />
The Employer and the Union will create a Committee on Continuing Education<br />
(CCE). The CCE will consist of two members from management and six bargaining<br />
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