MAIL USE. 5.1. Consistent with postal regulations the Union shall have reasonable use of Employer’s interoffice mail delivery system for representational matters. This however does not permit the use of other types of mailings such as express, overnight, registered, certified, etc. without the Employer’s prior written approval.
MAIL USE. Consistent with postal regulations, the Union shall have use of Agency metered mail limited to labor relations representational matters but not including matters relating to internal Union business. This, however, does not permit the Union representative to use other types of mailing such as express, overnight, registered, certified mail, etc., except where required or to meet time frames imposed by a third party (e.g., EEOC, arbitrator, FSIP, FLRA) or by the National Agreement.
MAIL USE. When sending and receiving e-mail communications using an assigned technology device, students must adhere to the following rules: • Use appropriate language. • Refrain from transmitting any language or other material that is profane, lewd, obscene, abusive, bullying, or offensive to others. • Do not send mass or chain e-mails, or spam e-mails. • Do not engage in private chatting or e-mailing during class without express permission from the teacher. All e-mail sent and received on a technology device belonging to RPS is subject to inspection by the school or District at any time.
MAIL USE. When sending and receiving e-mail communications using an assigned technology device, students must adhere to the following rules: • Use appropriate language. • Refrain from transmitting any language or other material that is profane, lewd, obscene, abusive, bullying, or offensive to others. • Do not send mass or chain e-mails, or spam e-mails. • Do not engage in private chatting or e-mailing during class without express permission from the teacher. All e-mail sent and received on a technology device belonging to the school is subject to inspection by the school at any time. Student use of technology devices must comply with trademark, and copyright laws, and all license agreements. If you are unsure, ask a teacher, administrator, or the principal. Students may not plagiarize the work of others and must give credit to all sources used, whether quoted or summarized. This includes all forms of media on the Internet, such as graphics, movies, music, and text. Use or possession of hacking software is strictly prohibited, and violators will be subject to disciplinary action. Violation of applicable state or federal law will result in criminal prosecution or disciplinary action by the school.
MAIL USE. E-Mail and other electronic communication messaging systems are State of New Hampshire property and are to be used for business purposes only. E-Mail is defined as “internal E-Mail systems” or “state- funded E-Mail systems”.)
