Common use of Concerns Clause in Contracts

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without fear of retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available a form that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses will leave completed forms in a designated place, and the Medical Center will not discourage the reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such reports received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of the PNCC designated by the Association, and the appropriate unit manager.

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without fear of retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available a form that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses will leave completed forms in a designated place, and the Medical Center will not discourage the reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such reports received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of the PNCC designated by the Associationhouse wide staffing committee, and the appropriate unit manager.

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without 3 fear of retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available 4 a form that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses 5 will leave completed forms in a designated place, and the Medical Center will not 6 discourage the reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such 7 reports received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of 8 the PNCC designated by the Association, and the appropriate unit manager.

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without fear of retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available a form that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses will leave completed forms in a designated place, and the Medical Center will not discourage the reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such reports received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of the PNCC designated by the Association, and the appropriate unit manager.

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without fear of retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available a form that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses will leave completed forms in a designated placesubmit the staffing request and documentation form as directed on the form , and the Medical Center will not discourage the The reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such reports received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of the PNCC designated by the Associationhouse wide staffing committee, and the appropriate unit manager.

Concerns. Nurses are encouraged to raise any staffing concerns, without fear of 3 retaliation. For specific staffing concerns, the Medical Center will make available a form 4 that is mutually-agreeable to the Medical Center and the Association. Nurses will leave 5 completed forms in a designated place, and the Medical Center will not discourage the 6 reporting, documentation and submission of such forms. A copy of such reports 7 received by the Medical Center will be provided to the Association, a member of the PNCC designated by the Associationhouse wide 8 staffing committee, and the appropriate unit manager.