HEPATITIS B SHOTS Sample Clauses

HEPATITIS B SHOTS. Section 21.1. A KWRL policy to provide employees with hepatitis B shots shall cover following:
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. The Board shall pay for the hepatitis B shots for all bargaining unit members who request the shot at a location specified by the Board. Insurance coverage should be sought, with the Board picking up the co-pay if required by the insurance carrier.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. The District will pay for necessary series of Hepatitis B shots as required for at-risk employees.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. Hepatitis B shots shall be provided for Special Education Staff (aides and teachers), on a voluntary basis, at no cost to the employee. Other staff members who feel at risk shall need approval of the Superintendent.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. The District will provide Hepatitis B shots for no more than ten (10) employees each school year. Such employees must provide medical verification of the need for such shots due to the nature of their position in the District.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. Calais School faculty is entitled to receive Hepatitis B shots. The school nurse will maintain appropriate scheduling records in this matter. This is voluntary on the part of the unit member. They should consult their family doctors since there are adverse medical factors for some individuals. Unit members electing to receive Hepatitis B shots will absolve The Calais School of any responsibility for medical consequences of these shots.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. The staff will have their first two dosages of hepatitis B before December, the third dosage will be taken by the employee according his/her physician’s instructions.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. The Employer shall arrange for Hepatitis "B" shots for all employees who are at risk, at the Employer’s expense.
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HEPATITIS B SHOTS. Each year, the Hepatitis B Series will be available through the School District for all professional employees who have not had the Series and whose medical insurance does not provide coverage for such Series. In such situations, the School District will designate a health care provider from whom the Employee may obtain the Series, during the school year, at District cost. The School District will pay for the Series through a School District designated doctor. Employees who wish to receive such a Series must execute a waiver provided by the District.
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