Association Access to Hospital Sample Clauses

Association Access to Hospital. Without interrupting normal Hospital work and patient 25 care routine, duly authorized representatives of the Association shall be permitted at 26 reasonable times on at least 24 hours prior written or emailed notice, or less, if 24 hours 27 is not feasible, to the Employee Relations Consultant to enter the facilities operated by 28 the Hospital for the purposes of transacting Association business and observing 29 conditions under which nurses are employed. It is understood that Association business 30 generally will be conducted outside patient care areas except where the ONA 31 representative needs to observe activity in a patient care area. Association business 32 must be conducted on Nurses’ non-work time.
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Association Access to Hospital. Duly authorized representatives of the 26 Association will be permitted at reasonable times to enter the facilities operated by the 27 Hospital for the purpose of transacting Association business pertaining to contract 28 negotiations or administration and observing conditions under which nurses are 29 employed. Transaction of such business shall be conducted in an appropriate location 30 subject to the general Hospital rules applicable to non-employees and shall not interfere 31 with patient care, the work of other employees or any such employee interviewed, and 32 shall be conducted during such employee’s lunch or rest period. A meeting room in the 33 Hospital will be provided subject to availability.
Association Access to Hospital. Duly authorized representatives of the Association will be permitted at reasonable times to enter the facilities operated by the Hospital for the purpose of transacting Association business pertaining to contract negotiations or administration and observing conditions under which nurses are employed. Transaction of such business shall be conducted in an appropriate location subject to the general Hospital rules applicable to non-employees and shall not interfere with patient care, the work of other employees or any such employee interviewed, and shall be conducted during such employee’s lunch or rest period. A meeting room in the Hospital will be provided subject to availability.
Association Access to Hospital. Without interrupting normal Hospital 3 work and patient care routine, duly authorized representatives of the Association shall 4 be permitted at reasonable times on at least twenty-four (24) hours’ prior written or 5 emailed notice, or less by mutual agreement, to the Hospital Vice President of Patient 6 Care Services (or appointed assistant) to enter the facilities operated by the Hospital for 7 the purposes of transacting Association business and observing conditions under which 8 nurses are employed. It is understood that Association business will be conducted 9 outside patient care areas, which include nurses’ stations, except where the ONA 10 representative needs to observe activity in a patient care area.
Association Access to Hospital. Without interrupting normal 4 Hospital work and patient care routine, duly authorized representatives of the 5 Association shall be permitted at reasonable times on at least 24 hours prior notice, or 6 less by mutual agreement, to the Hospital Vice President of Patient Care Services (or 7 appointed assistant) to enter the facilities operated by the Hospital for the purposes of 8 transacting Association business and observing conditions under which nurses are 9 employed. It is understood that Association business will be conducted outside patient 10 care areas, except where the ONA representative needs to observe activity in a patient 11 care area.
Association Access to Hospital. 18 Without interrupting normal Hospital work and patient care routine, duly 19 authorized representatives of the Association shall be permitted at reasonable 20 times on at least twenty-four (24) hours’ prior written or emailed notice, or less, 21 if twenty-four (24) hours is not feasible, to the Employee Relations Consultant 22 to enter the facilities operated by the Hospital for the purposes of transacting 23 Association business and observing conditions under which Nurses are 24 employed. It is understood that Association business beyond brief notifications 25 generally will be conducted outside patient care areas (which includes Nurses’
Association Access to Hospital. Without interrupting normal Hospital work and patient care routine, duly authorized representatives of the Association shall be permitted at reasonable times on at least 24 hours prior notice, or less by mutual agreement, to the Hospital Vice President of Patient Care Services (or appointed assistant) to enter the facilities operated by the Hospital for the purposes of transacting Association business and observing conditions under which nurses are employed. It is understood that Association business will be conducted outside patient care areas, except where the ONA representative needs to observe activity in a patient care area.
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