Environmental Awareness. Resident shall acquire an understanding of ethical, socioeconomic, and medical/legal issues that affect the practice of medicine and residency training.
Environmental Awareness. The implementation and continuous improvement of the Laboratory EMS will enhance environmental awareness among laboratory workers.
Environmental Awareness. Training, defined policies and procedures, enhanced audit programs and pollution prevention strategies are key management elements leading to superior environmental performance. Under the current system, these elements often receive less attention than they should because EH&S staff are focused on less pro-active issues such as managing laboratories as satellite accumulation areas. By allowing the institutional EH&S staff to schedule routine pick-ups of laboratory wastes at more suitable intervals (e.g., 2-3 weeks rather than 3-days under the satellite accumulation rule, but limiting the satellite accumulation to a maximum quantity of 55 gallons per laboratory, plus an “excess” of 55 gallons), the XL Participants will be able to more pro-actively focus limited resources on training and audit/corrective action programs and the establishment and administration of waste- exchange and hazardous chemical redistribution programs. Under this project, laboratory workers will receive enhanced hazardous chemical training with respect to laboratory waste, pollution prevention and the environmental management practices at the university. The training requirements are outlined in the Environmental Management Standard (Appendix 2, Section V). The training will also result in benefits for students as they graduate and pursue their careers equipped with an increased environmental awareness and respect for the environmental aspects of their jobs.
Environmental Awareness. The Company and the Union agree that during the life of this Collective Agreement, environmental education shall be priority. The purpose is to xxxxxx better understanding by all employees of the environmental objectives of the Company. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE DEFINITIONS 2 Article No. 1 – SCOPE 4 Article No. 2 – RECOGNITION 4 Article No. 3 – COOPERATION 5 Article No. 4 – UNION SECURITY 5 Article No. 5 – REPRESENTATION 6 Article No. 6 – HOURS OF WORK 6 Article No. 7 – OVERTIME AND OTHER ALLOWANCES 9 Article No. 8 – PAID HOLIDAYS 11 Article No. 9 – GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE 12 Article No. 10 – ARBITRATION 13 Article No. 11 – ANNUAL VACATIONS 14 Article No. 12 – EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 17 Article No. 13 – SENIORITY 19 Article No. 14 – WAGES AND CLASSIFICATIONS 22 Article No. 15 – TRANSPORTATION 24 Article No. 16 – LEAVE OF ABSENCE 24 Article No. 17 – SAFETY AND HEALTH 26 Article No. 18 – TERMINATION 26 SCHEDULE “A” – WAGES 28 APPENDIX I – MECHANICAL TRADES CLASSIFICATION 31 APPENDIX II – 12 HOUR SHIFT 31 APPENDIX III – COMPRESSED WORKWEEK MAINTENANCE 35 APPENDIX IV - LETTERS OF UNDERSTANDING.36 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT Made this 1st day of April, 2016 BETWEEN: Sherritt International Corp., a corporation having office at Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, and herein acting with respect only to its Fort Saskatchewan plant (hereinafter called the “Company”).
Environmental Awareness. 3.20.1 The Contractor shall strictly adhere to all Federal, State and local laws and regulations, Executive Orders, and Department of Defense and Navy policies.
Environmental Awareness. Enable artists and partners to work sustainably with forestry teams ensuring that projects are delivered in accordance with best practice environmental standards. Governance and advisory support Successful delivery of the programme will require support from specialist advisors as well as partners with relevant expertise in specific creative fields. Arts Council England and Forestry Commission England will work together to secure relevant expert advice through sharing of contacts and providing nominated national leads and regional contacts to support all aspects of scoping, planning and evaluating the programme. Both organisations will also contribute to the knowledge transfer of best practice, planning and collaboration through the National Agencies Group. The Forest Art Works programme will be managed as part of Forestry Commission England’s Marketing, Communications and Strategy team focussed on Engagement Programmes. Good partners’ agreement Arts Council England and Forestry Commission England will each inform the other partner prior to any sensitive messages emerging that might impact on that other organisation. Both partners will share information with each other about any agreements with third parties as appropriate. Both organisations will observe confidentiality as required in relation to shared information that is not in the public domain. Arts Council England is a ‘public authority’ for the purposes of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (‘the FOI Act’). Subject to certain exceptions, it is required to supply information to members of the public on request. This potentially includes any information that relates to activity conducted under the terms of this Memorandum of Understanding. Forestry Commission England agrees to notify Arts Council England as soon as possible if it considers any information it give Arts Council England to be confidential or covered by one or more of the other FOI Act exceptions. Arts Council England will not be liable for any loss or damage the Forestry Commission England may suffer from its disclosure of information under the FOI Act. This clause will not affect the rights of the Forestry Commission England under the Data Protection Act 1998. Term of the Memorandum of Understanding This Memorandum of Understanding shall take effect from the date of signature by both parties and continue, in the first instance, for four years. It will be reviewed after the first six months and annually thereafter by both organisations’ ...
Environmental Awareness. South Ayrshire re-cycled 36% of its waste in 2005/06. This was the second highest rate in Scotland. Windfarm developments planned and in progress in South Ayrshire are projected to generate, when fully on-stream, the equivalent of more than 35% of the area‟s annual electricity usage. According to the Department for the Environment and Rural Affairs in 2003, carbon dioxide emissions – responsible for global warming – by the residents of South Ayrshire were equivalent to 3.1 tonnes per head, compared to an average of
Environmental Awareness. The Xxxxxxx Xxxx lands should be carefully remediated back to an acceptable level for residential and commercial use. In developing the ‘new’ Xxxxxxx Xxxx, environmental sustainability should be incorporated through items like community gardens, district heat, mixed land-uses, natural trail networks, active play spaces and interconnected transit systems.
Environmental Awareness. The Parties agree that the Joint Committee as outlined in Article 19.02 also has the responsibility of promoting environmental awareness through recommending a recycling program and identifying reducing and/or eliminating wherever possible pollutants in the workplace.
Environmental Awareness. Generally, consumers have increasing concerns about our environment, the economy and social issues (WBCSD, 2015). One example can be found in Germany, where sustainable consumption and living is as “trendy” as it has never been before. Participating in the sharing economy and buying organic food are high in demand and one could assume an on-going development of this movement within the next years (Die Bundesregierung, 2013). Looking specifically at air transport, passengers also seem to have pro-environmental values and a basic understanding of travel impacting the environment. Yet, future environmental awareness and its influence on passenger demand is a complex topic and difficult to quantify. Environmental awareness can be driven by many factors and trends. Among others, one potential key driver is education (Bontoux & Xxxxxxxxx, 2015). Looking back at section 2.5.3 in this report, we see an increase in tertiary education enrolments within Europe in the next decades, which could also lead to an increase in environmental awareness. However, awareness does not automatically result in pro-environmental behaviour change, such as choosing other transport modes over air transport (especially due to distance reasons for short and medium-haul routes) or paying for carbon offsetting schemes voluntarily. Pro-environmental behaviour change also depends on other factors, like the individual motivation (Xxxx & Xxxx, 2008). Such factors are, however, difficult to measure. To raise pro-environmental awareness and to trigger a behaviour change until 2035 and 2050, the air transport industry might want to set own incentives and create an environment that supports such behaviour change. Having said that, an increase in passengers' environmental awareness would possibly decrease passenger demand as travellers might substitute air travel by train, coach and other transport modes.
