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Attending a course for work

  • 29-02-2024 9:26pm
    #1
    procrastinating
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    My employer asked if I’d like to do a course to qualify for a licence in estate agency. He mentioned that he would soon like to think about taking it easier in the company & it would benefit us both if I got a licence. It’s a 2 year course, on Saturdays, some classes online & some in college. Travel time to the college is approx two and a half hours each way. I currently work Monday to Friday. Am I entitled to be paid for the Saturday or given a day off in lieu? Obviously the course is of benefit to my career so I’m not sure where I stand. Also by doing the course & my employer paying the fees, am I tied to staying in my job or would I have to repay the fees if I was to leave my job? Advice on this would be much appreciated. I have looked up the workplace relations committee website but it’s not very specific.

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