HYGIENE AND CLEANING PROTOCOLS Sample Clauses

HYGIENE AND CLEANING PROTOCOLS a. The EMPLOYER shall ensure access to handwashing facilities on site, including soap and running water, wherever possible and encourage frequent handwashing; alcohol-based hand sanitizers with at least 60% alcohol may be used as an alternative.
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HYGIENE AND CLEANING PROTOCOLS. The District will adhere to Canton Public Schools Cleaning and Operations 2020-2021, which can be found at xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx and are incorporated herein by reference, with the understanding that they may be updated appropriately in accordance with guidance from state and local officials.
HYGIENE AND CLEANING PROTOCOLS a. The EMPLOYER shall ensure access to handwashing facilities on site, including soap and running hot water, and encourage frequent handwashing and use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers and pumps shall be placed in all classrooms.
HYGIENE AND CLEANING PROTOCOLS. The District’s hygiene and cleaning protocols are set forth in the Amesbury Back to School Plan. The parties will continue to meet and discuss health, safety, and cleaning concerns that may arise.

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