LOCKS AND LOCKERS. 23.01 Locks and Lockers are the property of the Company. All lockers are subject to inspection. The Company agrees that at no time will inspection take place unless a Union Xxxxxxx is present.
23.02 The Employer undertakes to maintain all locker rooms in sanitary condition, regularly cleaned and in good repair.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. The Employer agrees to furnish locks, which officers shall install on the lockers in the locker room.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. 23.01 Locks and uniform storage/lockers are the property of the Employer. All uniform storage/lockers are subject to inspection. The Employer agrees that at no time will inspection take place unless a Union Xxxxxxx is present.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. Locks and lockers are the property of the Employer and are subject to inspection by representative of the Employer. The Employer agrees that normally no inspection shall take place unless a Union Xxxxxxx is present or, if none is available, another co-worker is present at the request of the employee.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. Lockers are available for student use. Students who are assigned a locker are expected to keep this locker all year. If a student would like to use a lock, he/she may do so provided a key or the combination is given to the Principal. Locks are provided for students to use in the gymnasium upon request from the student. If a lock is lost, the student must pay for a new one. Students will be responsible for damages they inflict upon lockers and these actions may result in vandalism charges. The school cannot be responsible for occasional thefts which may occur. Students are urged to use discretion and common sense in regard to carrying and storing money and valuables. Large sums of money should not be brought to school. Lost and found items will be handled through the office. All items found on campus should be turned into the office immediately.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. Locks and uniform storage/lockers are the property of the Employer. All uniform storage/lockers are subject to inspection. The Employer agrees that at no time will inspection take place unless a Union Xxxxxxx is present.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. The City agrees to furnish locks which officers shall install on the lockers in the locker room. ~RTICLE 42 - SHIFT EXCHANGE Officers shall be allowed to exchange days and shifts with at least one (1) work day in advance notification, to the Chief or the next senior officer in the absence of the Chief or when the Chief cannot be contacted. Exchanges shall not result in overtime for the regularly scheduled hours.
LOCKS AND LOCKERS. Each student is issued a small PE locker in which to keep his/her gym clothing and has the use of a larger locker in which to keep school clothing, books, and personal belongings during PE class. • The PE locker in use should be locked at all times using a combination lock purchased from our school. • School locks are required for PE lockers due to numerous problems in past years caused by lost combinations, lost keys, lost locks and locks being placed on the wrong lockers. These locks may be purchased at school. • Students should check their PE lockers at the beginning and end of each PE class to see that they are securely closed and locked. • Students should not share the combination of their locks with others. • A defective PE locker or a lost or defective lock should be reported immediately to the PE teacher. • Although an investigation will typically be made of reported thefts or loss of property, the school assumes no responsibility for items lost or stolen in the school locker rooms. • Students who find items which do not belong to them in the gym or locker room should turn these items in to his/her PE teacher. • Lost items should be reported to the PE teacher as soon as they are discovered missing. • Students should leave large amounts of money ($20.00 or more) and valuables in the gym office with the PE teacher during class and claim these items after dressing. • All students are state mandated to participate in Physical Education. • Students may be excused from participation in activities in physical education for up to 3 consecutive school days with an excuse note from a parent. Make-up work may be required for any absence. If parental notes are written on an intermittent basis to excuse a student from PE for six or more times during the academic year, a doctor’s note may be requested for excusal. • To be excused for a period longer than three (3) consecutive school days, a student must submit supporting written documentation from a physician, nurse practitioner, or physician’s assistant, licensed to practice medicine in all its branches in Illinois. The note must indicate the number of days the student should be excused from PE and the date on which the student may return to full participation in PE. • Students excused from participation in physical education activities by a physician’s note do not dress for gym class and may be assigned to a study hall. • Students excused from participation in physical education activities by a physician’s not...
