Ergonomic Guidelines Sample Clauses

Ergonomic Guidelines. A. The State guidelines on visual display terminals, CRT's and printers, originally issued in 1984 and periodically amended, shall be used as a reference for this Agreement, to be applied where practicable. B. The Union will be notified in advance of any proposed changes in these guidelines. Grievances alleging a violation of this section may be grieved through step III of the grievance procedures of Article 23, Section 2.
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Ergonomic Guidelines. The State guidelines on visual display terminals, CRT’s, and printers, originally issued in 1984 and periodically amended, shall be used as a reference for this Article.

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