Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program Sample Clauses

Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program. 1. The Parties recognize the problem created by drug and alcohol abuse, the need to xxxxxx drug-free workplaces, and the importance of a prevention and treatment program. The Parties have a joint commitment to protect people and property and to provide a safe working environment. 2. The purpose of the Program is to establish and maintain a drug-free, alcohol- free, safe and healthy environment for all employees. This Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program is incorporated by reference and may be obtained, upon request, from the Union or Construction Employers Association. 3. The undersigned parties hereby reaffirm the applicability of the Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program (CISAP) to all employee covered under the Outside Agreement and Inside Agreement between them. The parties have collectively bargained the choice of third-party administrator (TPA) to be used under said agreement and hereby agree to review performance of said TPA annually within the Joint Trade Board. Any and all future decisions concerning choice of TPA will be made by the Joint Trade Board. It is agreed by the Employer that the Construction Industry Service Program Trust Fund shall not be used for lobbying in support of anti-labor legislation of any kind at municipal, state or national levels or to subsidize any contractor or contractor association in connection with any work stoppage or strike. The Trustees of said Program shall comply with all present and future federal laws governing the same. Payments shall be in accordance with such instructions and on such forms as are furnished by the Trustees. Delinquent contributors shall be subject to such penalties as the Trustees may prescribe from time-to-time. The Union shall have no participation or control of any kind or degree whatever nor shall the Union be connected in any way whatever with the Construction Industry Service Program.

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Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program. (CISAP) In addition to the wages set out in this Agreement, each employer agrees to pay for all work performed in the Area shown in Article V, five cents ($.05) per hour for each payroll hour to the Construction Industry Substance Abuse Trust Fund. This industry-wide drug testing program fund has been instituted to reduce substance abuse and to improve the efficiency and safety of work performed.

Construction Industry Substance Abuse Program. The Parties recognize the problem created by drug and alcohol abuse, the need to xxxxxx drug-free workplaces, and the importance of a prevention and treatment program. The Parties have a joint commitment to protect people and property and to provide a safe working environment.

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