FIT FOR WORK POLICY Sample Clauses

FIT FOR WORK POLICY. The parties and the Employees agree to proactively contribute to the development and implementation of a Fit For Work Policy within the life of this Agreement, in an endeavour to provide a safe working environment free from drugs, alcohol, fatigue and to ensure the Employees well-being.
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FIT FOR WORK POLICY a. Fit‐For‐Work policy will comply with the provisions of Attachment 6: Drug and Alcohol Policy to this Agreement.
FIT FOR WORK POLICY. Laminex is committed to meet or exceed its legal obligations to provide and maintain a safe and healthy workplace for all employees, contractors and visitors at all of its sites. Part of this commitment is to ensure a safe working environment that is free from drugs, alcohol and fatigue to ensure the wellbeing of employees. The Fitness for Work Part A – Alcohol & Drugs Policy Dardanup and Fitness for Work Part B – Fatigue Policy Dardanup are an important part of this commitment. All developments to date have been conducted in consultation with the Employee Consultative Committee (ECC). Any amendments or updates to either Part A or Part B of the policy will be made in consultation with the ECC.

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