Childcare Facilities Sample Clauses

The Childcare Facilities clause outlines the provisions and requirements related to the availability and use of childcare services within a particular property or organization. Typically, this clause specifies whether childcare facilities are provided on-site, the standards such facilities must meet, and any rules governing their operation or access by employees, tenants, or visitors. By clearly defining the expectations and responsibilities regarding childcare, this clause helps ensure a safe and supportive environment for families, while also clarifying liability and operational boundaries for the parties involved.
Childcare Facilities. The parties recognise the importance of good quality childcare facilities being readily available to employees, and support present childcare facilities arrangements. Employers are encouraged to provide facilities for mothers to feed new born infants.
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Childcare Facilities. 15.13.1 The Employer agrees to contribute annually to operating costs of the Student Centre Childcare facility. In each year of the Collective Agreement, the amount allocated shall be $30,000. By September 30 of each academic year at least $7,500 shall be allocated from the Ways and Means Fund to the Student Centre Childcare to be used for subsidies for members of CUPE 3903, who use the services of the facility. An annual report on the expenditure of this money shall be submitted in writing to the Labour/Management Committee. 15.12.2 By September 30 of each academic year at least $7,500 shall be allocated from the Ways and Means Fund to the York Cooperative Day Care Centre to be used for subsidies for members of CUPE 3903, who use the services of the facility and who are awaiting approval of their Metropolitan Toronto Social Services subsidy or whose subsidy is inadequate. An annual report on the expenditure of this money shall be submitted in writing to the Labour/Management Committee.
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Childcare Facilities a. If a residential project that meets the minimum State density bonus requirements specified in Subparagraphs C. 1 through C. 4., above, includes a child care facility on the premises of or adjacent to the project, then the County shall grant either of the following: (1) An additional density bonus that is an amount of square feet of residential space that is equal to or greater than the amount of square feet in the child care facility; or (2) An additional incentive that contributes significantly to the economic feasibility of the construction of the childcare facility. b. If a density bonus or additional incentive is granted in compliance with this Subparagraph, the child care facility shall be required: (1) To remain in operation for a period of time that is equal to or longer than the period of time during which the density bonus units are required to remain affordable under this Section; and (2) To ensure that, of the children who attend the child care facility, the percentage of children of very low-income households, low-income households, or moderate-income households equals the percentage of dwelling units required for each of those income categories in compliance with Subparagraphs C. 1, C. 2, or C. 4., above, as applicable. c. For purposes of this Subparagraph, a "child care facility" means a child care facility other than a family day care home, including, but not limited to, infant centers, preschools, extended day care facilities, and schoolage child care centers.
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Childcare Facilities. The parties recognise the importance of good quality childcare facilities being readily available to employees, and support present childcare facilities arrangements. Employers are encouraged to provide facilities for mothers to feed infants. Confidentiality/Public Statements 22.1 In recognition of the rights and interests of the public in the health service employees reserve the right to enter into public debate over matters relevant to their professional expertise and experience. 22.2 If an employee is concerned about any issues regarding their practice, the practice of the employer, or other matters with respect to the operation of the employer, the parties agree that, in the first instance, the matter should be raised in-house as a matter of course with the appropriate manager, or the person responsible for Protected Disclosures.
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Childcare Facilities. The parties recognise the importance of good quality childcare facilities being readily available to employees, and support present childcare facilities arrangements. Employers are encouraged to provide facilities for mothers to feed infants. 267.0 Confidentiality/Public Statements 276.1 In recognition of the rights and interests of the public in the health service employees reserve the right to enter into public debate over matters relevant to their professional expertise and experience.
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Childcare Facilities. (a) The operation, management and use of each Individual Property by Borrower, Operating Company and Manager is in compliance in all material respects with applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, quality and safety standards, licensing standards, and requirements of the applicable state department of health or department of social services and all other federal, state, or local governmental authorities including, without limitation, those requirements relating to such Individual Property's physical structure and environment, licensing, and the operating policies of Manager (as Manager may determine from time to time) except to the extent that non-compliance would not reasonably be expected to have
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