LIFELINE FOUNDATION Sample Clauses

LIFELINE FOUNDATION. 28.01 The Company and the Union agree to co-operate in encouraging employees with mental illness, alcohol, drug or personal problems to avail themselves of the assistance of “Lifeline”, and further the Company agrees to such membership in the Lifeline Foundation and to contribute financial support as described in Article 28.02.
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LIFELINE FOUNDATION. The Company shall contribute $5 per employee per year to the Lifeline Foundation.
LIFELINE FOUNDATION. The Company and the Union agree to co-operate in encouraging employees with mental illness, alcohol, drug or personal problems to avail themselves of the assistance of “Lifeline”, and further the Company agrees to such membership in the Lifeline Foundation and to contribute financial support. The Company agrees to match the contribution of the Union Local towards Lifeline, up to a maximum of fifteen dollars ($15.00) per year, per employee. This commitment does not prevent the Company from disciplining or discharging an employee who is participating in this program, subject to the right of the employee to grieve as allowed under the Collective Agreement.
LIFELINE FOUNDATION. The Company and the Union agree to co-operate in encouraging employees with mental illness, alcohol, drug or personal problems to avail themselves of the assistance of "Lifeline", and further the Company agrees to such membership in the Lifeline Foundation and to contribute financial support on the following basis: The Company agrees to match the contribution of the Union Local towards Lifeline, up to a maximum amount of six dollars ($6.00) per year, per employee.

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