Consequences for Violation of this Policy Sample Clauses

Consequences for Violation of this Policy. Violation of the Employer's alcohol and drug policy may result in severe disciplinary action, up to and including discharge for a FIRST OFFENSE, except that the consequences for a positive test under the “Random Drug Testing” portion of this policy shall be solely as provided under that heading. In addition to any disciplinary action for alcohol or drug abuse, the Employer, at its sole discretion, may refer an employee to a program for assessment, counseling and referral to a treatment program for alcohol and drug abuse. Employees who undergo counseling and treatment for substance abuse and who continue to work must meet all established standards of conduct and job performance. A voluntary request for assistance prior to detection of a violation of such policy will not result in discipline, provided that: (1) such disclosure is the first and only involvement with drugs/alcohol for the employee, and (2) the employee satisfactorily completes the detoxification treatment program as prescribed, and (3) the employee remains free of drug/alcohol use and strictly complies with the Employer's drug free policy. However, such requests and participation in counseling/treatment will not prevent disciplinary action for other violation(s) of this Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy.
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Consequences for Violation of this Policy. 1. Access to the school’s computer system and to the Internet is a privilege, not a right. Any violation of school policy and rules may result in: a. Loss of computer privileges; b. Short-term suspension; c. Long-term suspension or expulsion in accordance with the Nebraska Student Discipline Act; and d. Other discipline as school administration and the school board policy deem appropriate. 2. Students who use school computer systems without permission and for non-school purposes may be guilty of a criminal violation and will be prosecuted.
Consequences for Violation of this Policy. Compliance with the Township’s Drug and Alcohol Policy is a condition of employment. Any employee, who in the Township’s sole discretion, is determined to be in violation of this policy immediately will be relieved of his duties. Additionally, failure or refusal to cooperate fully, sign all required forms, submit to any test, or meet any or all of the requirements set forth in this policy, may result in disciplinary action, up-to and including termination. The nature and severity of discipline for violating this policy will be determined in the Township’s sole discretion.
Consequences for Violation of this Policy. Except for conduct described in Section 6, “Grounds for Immediate Termination,” an employee who violates this Policy shall be given the opportunity to enter into EAP/MAP recommended Continued Employment Agreement (“CEA”). The CEA will obligate the employee, as a condition of retaining his or her job to: Successfully complete treatment and counseling as prescribed by the MAP/EAP, including passage of a return-to-work drug and alcohol test; Abide by all Company employment policies and work rules, including, but not limited to, all provisions of the Drug-Free Workplace Policy, and Be subject to additional drug and alcohol tests during the period of the CEA, as determined by the MAP/EAP. Any employee who violates any of the conditions of the CEA or fails a second drug or alcohol test may be automatically terminated from employment. An individual may approach the Union following termination, if he/she possesses an MAP/EAP recommendation and a timely successful passage of a return to work drug and alcohol test, to request that the Union set a meeting with the Employer to discuss the potential return to work of such individual.
Consequences for Violation of this Policy. Access to the school’s computer system and to the Internet is a privilege, not a right. Any violation of school policies, agreements, rules, or directives may result in:
Consequences for Violation of this Policy. Violation of the Employer's Alcohol and Drug Policy may result in severe disciplinary action, up to and including discharge for a first offense. Violation of this Policy may also subject employees to arrest and prosecution by law enforcement agencies. In addition to any disciplinary action for drug or alcohol abuse, the Employer may refer an employee to the EAP for assessment, counseling and referral to a treatment program for alcohol and drug abuse. Employees who undergo counseling and treatment for substance abuse and who continue to work must meet all established standards of conduct and job performance.

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