FISH and GAME Sample Clauses

FISH and GAME. (Effective September 17, 2015) 31.1. The Employer agrees to enter into a tool rental agreement with mechanics wherein the Employer shall pay a fee for the employee's use of such tools in the service of the Employer. The agreement shall be of legal form and shall contain as minimum provisions the following: a. Rental fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per year. b. Ownership and use shall remain vested in the employee. c. The employee shall furnish tools of less than one (1) inch. d. A pro rata termination fee schedule. 31.2. In addition to any other compensation required by this Agreement, any employee who is a scuba diver shall receive a differential of fifteen dollars ($15.00) per hour for diving work. The Dive Master shall receive an additional three dollars ($3.00) per hour in addition to that required above. 31.3. The Employer shall conduct orientation sessions and other training courses as required to provide all employees with instruction in the proper use and handling of chemicals and other hazardous materials and in the proper and safe operation of equipment, including, but not limited to, boats and snowmobiles. 31.4. The Employer shall provide sufficient and proper protective clothing and safety equipment to properly protect each employee involved in any specific work operation. For Hatchery employees it shall include at a minimum the following: a) Rubber Gloves b) Rubber Boots c) Waders d) Rain coat & pants e) Required protective head gear f) Eye & Hearing Protection as needed The Employer shall replace state-issued items which are damaged or become worn as a result of employment. 31.5. Employees who come into contact with animals, which may transmit any disease to humans, shall be provided preventive testing and immunization at the Employer's expense. 31.6. Whenever an employee is assigned to on-call duty he/she shall be provided with an appropriately equipped vehicle, if available, for all hours in that status. 31.7. Each member of the underwater diving team shall have the right to use any issued diving equipment on the team member's day off. The employee agrees to maintain the equipment in working condition. The Employer does not have any liability for equipment used on the team members day off. 31.8. The employer shall continue its policy to permit outside employment by employees, subject to such limitations and requirements as the Employer may deem necessary for the best interest of the state.
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FISH and GAME. (Effective 7/1/2023) 31.1. The Employer agrees to enter into a tool rental agreement with mechanics wherein the Employer shall pay a fee for the employee's use of such tools in the service of the Employer. The agreement shall be of legal form and shall contain as minimum provisions the following: a. Rental fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00) per year. b. Ownership and use shall remain vested in the employee. c. The employee shall furnish tools of less than one (1) inch. d. A pro rata termination fee schedule. 31.2. In addition to any other compensation required by this Agreement, any employee who is a scuba diver shall receive a differential of fifteen dollars ($15.00) per hour for diving work. The Dive Master shall receive an additional three dollars ($3.00) per hour in addition to that required above. 31.3. The Employer shall conduct orientation sessions and other training courses as required to provide all employees with instruction in the proper use and handling of chemicals and other hazardous materials and in the proper and safe operation of equipment, including, but not limited to, boats and snowmobiles. 31.4. The Employer shall provide sufficient and proper protective clothing and safety equipment to properly protect each employee involved in any specific work operation. For Hatchery employees it shall include at a minimum the following: a) Rubber Gloves b) Rubber Boots c) Waders d) Rain coat & pants e) Required protective head gear f) Eye & Hearing Protection as needed g) Cold weather gear including (1) winter coat, (1) set of winter gloves, (1) winter hat, (1) pair of bib overalls, and (1) pair of ice spikes The Employer shall replace state-issued items which are damaged or become worn as a result of employment. 31.5. Employees who come into contact with animals, which may transmit any disease to humans, shall be provided preventive testing and immunization at the Employer's expense. 31.6. Whenever an employee is assigned to on-call duty he/she shall be provided with an appropriately equipped vehicle, if available, for all hours in that status. 31.7. Each member of the underwater diving team shall have the right to use any issued diving equipment on the team member's day off. The employee agrees to maintain the equipment in working condition. The Employer does not have any liability for equipment used on the team member’s day off. 31.8. The employer shall continue its policy to permit outside employment by employees, subject to such limitations ...
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FISH and GAME. Nothing in this title shall be construed as affecting the respon- sibilities of the State of New Mexico with re- spect to fish and wildlife, including the regu- lation of hunting, fishing, and trapping with- in the Preserve, except that the Trust may, in consultation with the Secretary and the State of New Mexico, designate zones where and establish periods when no hunting, fish- ing, or trapping shall be permitted for rea- sons of public safety, administration, the protection of nongame species and their habitats, or public use and enjoyment.
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FISH and GAME. Code Section defines a spotted fawn as a deer one year of age or less that has spotted pelage. In the unusual event that an out of state fawn is transported into this state and brought to the Permittee, the fawn shall be isolated from other wildlife. In addition, the Permittee shall immediately notify the Wildlife Rehabilitation Coordinator and the WIL, and either arrange for immediate transport to send the fawn back to the original state where it came from or humanely euthanize the fawn.
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FISH and GAME. I understand that taking a fish out of the water that will be released for pictures or other purposes is illegal, it needs to be in the water at all times. An accidental king caught must be released immediately, that means immediately, no pictures or other delays.
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