Electronic Surveillance. Electronic surveillance equipment such as closed circuit television or camera equipment or otherwise shall not be used by the Employer for surveillance of Employees while at work and such equipment shall not be installed in the Employees' lunch rooms or rest areas.
Electronic Surveillance. Cameras shall not be used to monitor Employee performance however the Employer may review recordings where an allegation of culpable misconduct has arisen.
Electronic Surveillance. 40.01 Employee identification cards and electronic surveillance equipment such as closed circuit television or camera equipment installed in areas where employees covered by this Agreement are working will not be used for surveillance of employees on scheduled duty in their assigned work areas, nor will such equipment be installed in employees' lunch rooms or rest areas. Prior to any of this equipment being installed to control access/egress or prior to the Company expanding the use of the employee identification card beyond that of its present use a full discussion will be undertaken between the Union and the Company. The Company will give reasonable consideration to any input from the Union.
40.02 Information gathered through any form of electronic surveillance, i.e., VTD, Workload Statistics, telephone systems record, shall not be used to measure productivity for disciplinary purposes against any member of the bargaining unit unless substantiated by other evidence.
40.03 Notwithstanding the above, where there are unforeseen circumstances related to a breach of security, the Company will enter into discussions with the Union prior to determining what if any special security measures should be activate.
Electronic Surveillance. Electronic surveillance equipment such as closed circuit television or camera equipment or otherwise shall not be used to monitor employees in the performance of their work or productivity. Such equipment shall not be installed for any purpose in washrooms or personal hygiene facilities. Further, such equipment shall not be installed in lunch rooms or rest areas unless Company assets (for example, safes, cash boxes, computers, laptops, equipment and accessories such as navigation units, etc) are maintained in such areas. The Employer may rely on electronic surveillance involving gross misconduct, illegal activity or if they have agreement of the Union.
Electronic Surveillance. The District shall notify employees that electronic surveillance may occur on District property.
Electronic Surveillance. Many of the homes, condos, and units are equipped with electronic surveillance including exterior cameras and noise monitoring devices that monitor decibel levels and number of wireless devices. There are no interior or indoor cameras. These monitoring devices are used for the protection of the property and monitoring the breaking of any house rules. Xxxxxx agrees to use of these devices by Owner and/or Owners Agent on their private property. iTrip, iTrip Vacations Salt Lake City or the Owner, does not assume any liability for loss, damage or injury to persons or their personal property. Neither does iTrip, iTrip Vacations Salt Lake City or Owner accept any liability for any inconveniences, damage, loss or injury arising from any temporary defects or stoppage in supply of water, gas, cable service, WiFi and internet, electricity or plumbing, as well as due to weather conditions, natural disasters, acts of God, or other reasons beyond its control. Tenant hereby acknowledges that the premises they have reserved may include a private or community pool and/or hot tub. The undersigned agrees and acknowledges that the private or community pool and patio/deck can be dangerous areas, that the deck/patio can be slippery when wet, and that injury may occur to anyone who is not careful. With full knowledge of the above facts and warnings, the undersigned Tenant accepts and assumes all risks involved to Tenant and all of Tenant's guests in or related to the use of the private or community pool, hot tub and patio areas.
Electronic Surveillance. The primary purpose of electronic surveillance is to ensure the health, welfare and safety of all employees, students, and visitors to District property, and to safeguard District facilities and equipment. Video cameras and other electronic surveillance equipment may be used in common areas as deemed appropriate.
Electronic Surveillance. 1. The District shall not place any type of electronic surveillance (audio and video) in the classrooms or offices without written permission of the teacher/licensed professional, except if the District has a reasonable suspicion, as defined by state law that criminal activity is occurring. In such cases, law enforcement may conduct reasonable surveillance as allowed by law.
2. The District will notify bargaining unit members that electronic surveillance may occur on District property before surveillance is initiated.
3. Information derived from electronic surveillance shall not be used in any way in the evaluation of bargaining unit members.
Electronic Surveillance. The Association agrees that the District may install cameras in school buildings and school buses for the sole purpose of helping to improve student behavior and, accordingly, student safety on district buses. The District agrees that the tapes made by these cameras is for the purpose of recording student behavior and will not normally be used in staff discipline, with the exception of staff misconduct involving sexual harassment/abuse, corporal punishment, use of unreasonable force or other similar misconduct. The parties agree that the staff will not be responsible for the tape(s), or its quality, or its existence. The District further agrees that the placement of the cameras in school buildings and on the buses will not be the responsibility of the staff. It shall be the responsibility of the drivers to operate the cameras during each bus run; however, it shall not be the responsibility of the bus drivers to change videotapes on the cameras.
Electronic Surveillance. The District is prohibited from using cameras and recording devices in the classroom.
