Crisis Situations. 1. In a crisis situation, all certificated personnel shall be utilized in a cooperative effort to maintain safety and security on the campus. This shall be done in an effort to maintain a normal educational program. Under these conditions, assignments shall not be made which are unsafe to any unit member. A crisis situation, for the purpose of this paragraph, is defined as a clear and present danger of physical harm to students and staff.
Crisis Situations. It is important you, as the teacher, maintain control of the class and know that your primary concern is those students in your care. (For further information, see Crisis Management Plan.)
Crisis Situations. I agree that certain situations are inappropriate for telehealth groups. If I am in crisis or in an emergency, I will not enter the group. Instead I should immediately call 911 or go to the nearest hospital or crisis facility as appropriate. By agreeing to this document I understand that emergency situation may include thoughts about hurting or harming myself or others, having uncontrolled psychotic symptoms, if I am in a life threatening or emergency situation, and/or if I am abusing drugs or alcohol and are not safe. If I am feeling suicidal, I can call my provider(s), 911, or the Veterans Crisis Line at 0-000-000-0000 and press “1” for Veterans. I have received the agreement for group sessions and agree to follow it. The provider will note in my medical record that I have received and acknowledged this agreement.
Crisis Situations. When prior approval has not been received to work overtime due to a crisis situation in the house, an employee shall receive compensation in accordance with the following. The parties agree that in a crisis situation prior approval may not be possible and overtime can still be approved after the fact. If approved, the employee shall be entitled to overtime pay or time off in lieu, in accordance with Article 19.02, 19.03, or 19.06. Where approval is not given the employee shall have the choice of time off in lieu or pay at straight time.
Crisis Situations. In the event of a crisis situation, teachers should refer to the Crisis Intervention Plan.
Crisis Situations. Licensee shall notify Licensor immediately upon the occurrence of any situation that may have a material impact on Licensee, Licensor, the Center, or which could have a deleterious effect on the LITTLE DOODLES PLAY CAFÉ brand, Marks or System (a “Crisis”). Licensee shall follow all of Licensor’s policies, procedures, and instructions in every such situation, including, without limitation, managing public relations and communications, as directed by Licensor or as specified in the Manuals, whether or not Licensee has retained outside counsel or a public relations firm to assist with such matters. A crisis includes, but is not limited to, any event that occurs at or about the Center or in connection with the Center that has or may cause harm or injury to customers or employees. Examples include, but are not limited to, injuries to employees or customers, contagious diseases, foodborne illnesses, natural disasters, terrorist acts, shootings, cyber-attacks, or any other circumstance which may damage the System, Marks, or image or reputation of the Center, the System or Licensor. Licensee will cooperate fully with Licensor with respect to Licensor’s response to the Crisis. In the event of the occurrence of a Crisis, Licensor may establish emergency procedures which may require Licensee to temporarily close the Center to the public, in which event Licensor shall not be liable to Licensee for any loss or costs, including consequential damages or lost profits occasioned thereby.
Crisis Situations. 16. The Authorities shall inform each other without delay if they learn of an incipient crisis relating to a Supervised Parent Institution or its Cross-Border Establishments. The Authorities intend to cooperate if there is a need to adopt supervisory measures, which would affect the other Authority’s area of supervision.
Crisis Situations. 15. Each Authority recognises the unique importance of full and open co-operation in the event of a serious supervisory concern that might lead to a crisis situation. The BC and the CNB intend to inform each other without delay if they learn of an incipient crisis relating to any Supervised Institution supervised by either of them which has Cross-Border Establishments in the respective other jurisdiction. On-site inspections
