Common use of Failure to Notify Supervisor Clause in Contracts

Failure to Notify Supervisor. The Employer and the Union hereby agree that if an employee works while taking medication legally prescribed by a physician, or purchased "over-the-counter", which causes the type of effects as those previously noted under Section 16.2, without notifying their supervisor, such employee will be subject to the appropriate disciplinary action, if any, up to and including suspension or discharge. The Union acknowledges that the Employer may become aware of the presence of a legally prescribed or “over-the-counter” medication, referenced in Section 16.2, as a result of a drug/alcohol test administered to the employee pursuant to Articles 14, 15, and 16 of this Agreement.

Failure to Notify Supervisor. The Employer and the Union hereby agree that if an employee works while taking medication legally prescribed by a physician, or purchased "over-the-counter", which causes the type of effects as those previously noted under Section 16.2, without notifying their his supervisor, such employee will shall be subject to the appropriate disciplinary action, if any, up to and including suspension or discharge. The Union acknowledges that the Employer may become aware of the presence of a legally prescribed or “over-the-counter” medication, referenced in Section 16.2, as a result of a drug/alcohol test administered to the employee pursuant to Articles 14, 15, and 16 of this Agreement.

Failure to Notify Supervisor. The Employer and the Union hereby agree that if an employee works while taking medication legally prescribed by a physician, or purchased "over-the-counter", which causes the type of effects as those previously noted under Section 16.217.2, without notifying their his supervisor, such employee will shall be subject to the appropriate disciplinary action, if any, up to and including suspension or discharge. The Union acknowledges that the Employer may become aware of the presence of a legally prescribed or “over-the-counter” medication, referenced in Section 16.217.2, as a result of a drug/alcohol test administered to the employee pursuant to Articles 14, 15, and 16 of this Agreement.

Failure to Notify Supervisor. The Employer and the Union hereby agree that if an employee works while taking medication legally prescribed by a physician, or purchased "over-the-counter", which causes the type of effects as those previously noted under Section 16.217.2, without notifying their his supervisor, such employee will shall be subject to the appropriate disciplinary action, if any, up to and including suspension or discharge. The Union acknowledges that the Employer may become aware of the presence of a legally prescribed or “over-the-counter” medication, referenced in Section 16.2, as a result of a drug/alcohol test administered to the employee pursuant to Articles 14, 15, and 16 of this Agreement.