Common use of Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation Clause in Contracts

Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation. Section A. Alcoholism will be recognized and treated as a disease. Employees suffering from alcoholism will be afforded the opportunity for counseling and rehabilitation through a County program. Section B. Alcohol-related disciplinary problems will not be exclusively dealt with in a punitive fashion. Section C. Incidents of apparent alcohol and substance abuse by employees and/or the need for rehabilitation shall be administered pursuant to the procedure Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation, found at Appendix A, as amended July 1, 1992, of this Collective Bargaining Agreement (see side letter July 13, 1999).

Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation. Section A. Alcoholism will be recognized and treated as a disease. Employees suffering from alcoholism will be afforded the opportunity for counseling and rehabilitation through a County program. Section B. Alcohol-related disciplinary problems will not be exclusively dealt with in a punitive fashion. Section C. Incidents of apparent alcohol and substance abuse by employees and/or the need for rehabilitation shall be administered pursuant to the procedure Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation, found at Appendix A, as amended July 1, 1992, of this Collective Bargaining Agreement (see side letter Agreement. [See Side Letter: July 13, 1999).]

Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation. ‌ Section A. Alcoholism will be recognized and treated as a disease. Employees suffering from alcoholism will be afforded the opportunity for counseling and rehabilitation through a County program. Section B. Alcohol-related disciplinary problems will not be exclusively dealt with in a punitive fashion. Section C. Incidents of apparent alcohol and substance abuse by employees and/or the need for rehabilitation shall be administered pursuant to the procedure Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation, found at Appendix A, as amended July 1, 1992, of this Collective Bargaining Agreement (see side letter Agreement. [See Side Letter: July 13, 1999).]

Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation. Section A. Alcoholism will be recognized and treated as a disease. Employees suffering from alcoholism will be afforded the opportunity for counseling and rehabilitation through a County program. Section B. Alcohol-related disciplinary problems will not be exclusively dealt with in a punitive fashion. Section C. Incidents of apparent alcohol and substance abuse by employees and/or the need for rehabilitation shall be administered pursuant to the procedure Prevention of Substance Abuse/Employee Rehabilitation, found at Appendix A, as amended July 1, 1992, of this Collective Bargaining Agreement (see side letter July 13, 1999)Agreement.