LACTATION ROOMS. University Hospital will designate a private lactation room for HSO’s. This room does not have to be specific to Podiatric residents. It can be used by other UH employees. There should also be a reasonable effort to recommend to affiliated hospitals to establish lactation rooms as well.
LACTATION ROOMS. Graduate Workers shall have access to a private space, in accordance with the PUMP For Nursing Mothers Act, in order to express breastmilk.
LACTATION ROOMS. At a minimum each lactation room will meet the following basic requirements. • Private locked room or other space (not restroom) • A minimum of 80 square feet of space • Clean, safe environment • Rooms shall have a microwave, table, chair, sink, paper towels, and a trash can • Electrical outlets with surge protector to expand the outlets to 6 • Chair and table for a breast pump • Hospital grade breast pump (durable pump that more than one mother can use safely), which is approved by FDA and is BPA/DEHP free (the Agency agrees to periodically survey participants as to their preference of breast pump and consider such information when purchasing a new pump) • Instructions on how to use the breast pump • Small refrigerator exclusively for expressed milk storage during the day with a freezer storage area for at least 1 freezer pack • Phone and phone number to contact NIH Lactation Consultants or other Lactation Consultants • Rooms shall have an area for reading material and posting information • Rooms shall be cleaned and maintained by contract/custodial staff • The NIEHS Health Unit Nurse shall ensure the rooms are clean and organized as well as aspects contained herein Agency will provide breastfeeding information factsheets in each lactation room and have a webpage xxxx://xxxxxx-xxx.xxxxx.xxx.xxx/odhsb/occup/lactation.htm on the NIEHS internet that is fully and easily accessible by any/all BUE’s that includes at a minimum: • Prenatal information on breastfeeding • Information regarding postpartum assistance in the hospital, at home, and back at work • Phone number of NIH lactation consultants • Links or Information regarding mother-to-mother support groups Employees shall have equivalent services and/or have full use and access to the NIH Nursing Mothers Program xxxx://xxxx.xxx.xx.xxx.xxx/lactation.htm which includes: • Telephone support while on maternity leave, providing advice and problem-solving during the first critical weeks • Return-to-work consultation • Onsite lactation rooms in various buildings, all equipped with breast pumps. • Prenatal breastfeeding education classes taught at various locations on campus (Bethesda campus) Employees may use their offices in lieu of the lactation room(s). For those employees who have difficulty meeting aspects of scheduling or other parts of this MOA or prefer to use their office, they shall be permitted to have a lock placed on their office so they can use their office rather than the lactation room(s). For thos...
LACTATION ROOMS. The Employer agrees to maintain at least three lactation rooms at different locations around the UW-Madison campus. The location and specifications of the lactation rooms shall be determined upon consultation with the Campus Childcare Committee. The Employer agrees that at least three of the lactation rooms will meet the following minimum standards: space of at least 70 square feet (bathrooms shall not be considered for this space); a curtain or a door to allow for privacy; accessible electrical outlets; a couch or chair; a trash can; a table or counter space; located on the same floor as a bathroom; two pro-lactation posters; and means of indicating that the room is occupied or vacant.
