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Along with fall leaves, gusty winds, and humidity under 70% some days, the pharmacists' license renewals are showing up in the mail (They're due each December).
That means I have to finish up my continuing education units and fork over the money. My employer doesn't pay for my license, but it's just $100 so I can deal. Luckily, I never have to pay for CEs, since nearly all pharmacy CEs are free (and sometimes come with dinner!).
Meanwhile, my husband's legal CEs are expensive - sometimes hundreds of dollars! Clearly this is because lawyers are rats.
Do you have license renewals or CE for your job, and who pays? You or your employer?
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The paralegals at my firm have to pay for their own classes AND have to use their on PTO to attend them. I don't have to take any classes or do any certifications as an assistant though.
ReplyDeleteLook at that. In Houston the leaves are green one day; brown the next day; and on the ground the following day.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had the nicest of falls around here…it was extremely dry in Aug/Sept, so lots of the leaves just turned brown and feel off. The temps have been all over the place, too!
ReplyDeleteGood luck getting the CEs in…being self-employed in the writing industry, I don't have to think much about that kind of thing!
Luckily my employer pays for my licenses. Our state medical license and CSRs are a couple hundred dollars but it's almost $3000 now to get a DEA renewal. It's a piece of paper for cripes sakes!! We also have a CME allowance each year. Most people use it to go to a conference. I have never used my entire CME allowance because I haven't had time to go to an out of town conference the last couple years (having kids will do that!)
ReplyDeleteI don't have to renew a license for sales (my mid-level Bachelor's degree seems to be more than enough most days) But as a manufacture's rep, I provide CEU's to architects and engineers. My training has to be generic to our industry and I can't push our products, but it seems to be an accepted practice in the construction chemicals industry.
ReplyDeleteWho provides your CEU's? I would hope it's someone a little more qualified than a sales rep.