Common use of Duty Assignment After Treatment Clause in Contracts

Duty Assignment After Treatment. Once a member successfully completes rehabilitation, he/she shall be returned to his/her regular duty assignment, provided (1) the member is then in compliance with Section 17.9 or 17.11, whichever applies, and (2) a member may not be returned to an assignment within five (5) years which poses an unusually high risk of exposure to a controlled substance or alcohol for which they have been treated (e.g., vice, narcotics).

Appears in 17 contracts

Samples: Tentative Agreement, dam.assets.ohio.gov, www.acluohio.org

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Duty Assignment After Treatment. Once a member successfully completes rehabilitation, he/she shall be returned to his/her regular duty assignment, provided (1) the member is then in compliance with Section 17.9 8 or 17.1110, whichever applies, and (2) a member may not be returned to an assignment within five (5) years which poses an unusually high risk of exposure to a controlled substance or alcohol for which they have been treated (e.g., vice, narcoticsSpecial Investigation Team).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: serb.ohio.gov, serb.ohio.gov, serb.ohio.gov

Duty Assignment After Treatment. Once a member successfully completes rehabilitation, he/she shall be returned to his/his or her regular duty assignment, provided (1) the member is then in compliance with Section 17.9 32. 8 or 17.1132.10, whichever applies, and (2) a member may not be returned to an assignment within five (5) years which poses an unusually high risk of exposure to a controlled substance or alcohol for which they have been treated (e.g., vice, narcoticsSpecial Investigation Team).

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Ollective Bargaining Agreement

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Duty Assignment After Treatment. β€Œ Once a member successfully completes rehabilitation, he/she shall be returned to his/her regular duty assignment, provided (1) the member is then in compliance with Section 17.9 or 17.11, whichever applies, and (2) a member may not be returned to an assignment within five (5) years which poses an unusually high risk of exposure to a controlled substance or alcohol for which they have been treated (e.g., vice, narcotics).

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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