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Recovering CDL Training Costs

9/1/2012| Reference Number : 16.0| Human Resources, School Bus | Training, CDL | | Return|

Employers invest significant amounts of time and money in specialized training for prospective and existing employees. When the employee uses their newly acquired knowledge, skill, or credentials for the benefit of the company, the in-vestment pays off. But, if the employee leaves shortly after the training, or never joins the company, the investment is lost. This article provides some insight and suggestions that will help employers avoid losing the value of their investment in specialized training. It is written assuming that the training provided is a program that will allow students to become a properly licensed, certified, and approved school bus driver in Pennsylvania – hopefully working for you!

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