MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING EARLY SAFE RETURN TO WORK Sample Clauses

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING EARLY SAFE RETURN TO WORK. The Union and the Employer agree that ill or injured employees may benefit from involvement in Early Safe Return to Work Programs which may involve a number of initiatives such as a gradual increase in hours of work up to full shift hours, modified work, work place modification, a work hardening program, or, if necessary a change in work assignment. Participation in such a program shall be voluntary for both the employee and the Employer and contingent upon the written consent of the employee's physician. The program shall be considered as part of the treatment/rehabilitation process. All employees engaged in a rehabilitation/treatment process shall be supernumerary. The employee, an Employer designate, and the Union xxxxxxx will meet to agree on a suitable program. A written program for the employee will include:
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING EARLY SAFE RETURN TO WORK. The Union and the Employer agree that ill or injured employees may benefit from involvement in Early Safe Return to Work Programs which may involve a number of initiatives such as a gradual increase in hours of work up to full shift hours, modified work, work place modification, a work hardening program, or, if necessary a change in work assignment. Participation in such a program shall be voluntary for both the employee and the Employer and contingent upon the written consent of the employee's physician. The program shall be considered as part of the treatment/rehabilitation process. All employees engaged in a rehabilitation/treatment process shall be supernumerary. The Employer shall provide to the employee an outline of the conditions of the Return to Work Policy prior to the employee agreeing to participate. The employee, an Employer designate, and the Union xxxxxxx will meet to agree on a suitable program. A written program for the employee will include:
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING EARLY SAFE RETURN TO WORK. The Union and the Employer agree that ill or injured employees may benefit from involvement in Early Safe Return to Work Programs which may involve a number of initiatives such as a gradual increase in hours of work up to full shift hours, modified work, workplace modification, a work hardening program, or, if necessary a change in work assignment. Participation in the program shall be considered a part of the treatment/rehabilitation process and the participation of the employee’s physician will be sought. Depending on the employee’s circumstances the process may be supernumerary. The employee, an Employer designate, and the Union xxxxxxx will meet to agree on a suitable program. A written program for the employee will include:
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