Police Involvement in Offsite Interventions Sample Clauses

Police Involvement in Offsite Interventions. In Accordance with past practice, the Company will continue to have any police involvement with members occur during the members’ working hours and on Company premises. Should this not be possible the Union will be provided with notice of the details of the intervention occurring off Company premises. Whether police are involved or not in the execution of any investigation, the Security Department will work closely with Operations to reach agreement on the planned intervention. In such cases the plan will be reviewed and authorized by Operations, Security and Human Resources.
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Police Involvement in Offsite Interventions. In accordance with past practice, the Company will continue to have any police involvement with mem- bers occur during the members’ working hours and on Company premises. Should this not be possible the Union will be provided with notice of the details of the intervention occurring off Company premises. Whether police are involved or not in the execution of any investigation, the Security Department will work closely with Operations to reach agreement on the planned intervention. In such cases the plan will be reviewed and authorized by Operations, Security and Human Resources.
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