ID Badges Sample Clauses

ID Badges. Employees are eligible for a new identification badge every 36 months if requested at no cost to the employee, or if the badge becomes damaged or destroyed.
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ID Badges. 1. Employees shall be required to wear photo identification badges. Said badges shall be worn by employees in a clearly visible manner, promptly upon entering the building and at all school events at which the member is functioning in his/her official capacity. 2. The Committee shall provide two (2) identification badges for each employee. One badge will be provided to the employee and the second badge will be kept in the Building Principal’s office and made available to the employee in the event s/he has forgotten, lost or misplaced his/her originally issued badge. 3. Employees shall not be responsible for any costs associated with the original badge or the first replacement badge. The employee shall be responsible for the cost of any additional replacement badge(s). 4. The doctrine of progressive discipline will be followed relative to any violations of this policy.
ID Badges. A. All employees shall wear District issued ID badges. B. The District shall pay the cost of an employee's first ID badge each contract year. In the event a badge is lost or destroyed, the cost of the second badge shall be split between the District and the employee. Badges issued to an employee after the second badge in a contract year shall be paid for by the employee.
ID Badges. Each employee will be furnished an Identification Badge on date of hire. Employees are required to wear openly visible ID Badges. Employees who fail to wear openly visible ID badges will be subject to discipline.
ID Badges. All employees and agents of the Participant are required to have and wear identification badges at each Venue, which must be worn and visible at all times on outer clothing. The Participant’s employees and/or agents will receive badges from the Venue management prior to being admitted to the conference area.
ID Badges. All PROVIDER employees must wear DISTRICT ID badges with the employee’s name and picture prominently displayed at all times while on DISTRICT property.
ID Badges. District will provide ID badges and replacements at no cost (within reason) for staff members.
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ID Badges. Sterling High School ID badges issued to the Supervisors must be worn on the upper body at all times on the premises.
ID Badges. All Provider employees must wear a photo ID badge which clearly displays the employee’s name, current school year, the Provider’s name, and the employee’s role, i.e. Tutor, Lead Tutor, Area Manager, etc., while that employee is on District grounds and/or engaged in activities on behalf of the Provider. In the event tutoring services are delivered in a student’s home or community location the tutor must also display the required ID badge. No Provider may issue an ID Badge to an employee for the current school year until such time as that employee has passed the District background check as required in Section III – O above. The Provider shall provide the District with a sample ID badge for its records for the current school year. In the event the District creates a uniform SES ID Badge, the Provider agrees to switch to the District’s uniform badge for all employees. The Provider further agrees that the District may charge a processing fee for each badge in an amount to be determined but which shall not exceed $5.00 per badge. Failure of a Provider employee to properly display an ID may require that the employee discontinue tutoring and leave the premises until such time as a current valid SES ID can be produced.
ID Badges. ID badges are solely for the use of the individual who is requisitioned the badge. • Patrons that have been placed in a state of suspension by the District are not eligible for replacement ID badges. They are also not eligible to purchase ID badges for renewal or guest passes. • The Lifestyles Department may complete ID badge checks in order to determine validity of resident and guest identification. It is the responsibility of the Patron or guest to have ID badges on them at all times and available for compliance checks. • ID badges broken at the lanyard connection or undamaged but not working will be replaced at no charge. Lost, stolen or damaged badges should be reported immediately and can be replaced for a fee. • Any Patron or guest without a valid ID badge will be asked to leave the Amenity Facilities.
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