Common use of Reasonable Cause Drug Testing Clause in Contracts

Reasonable Cause Drug Testing. When reasonable cause exists, based on observable and objective criteria, to believe that a Flight Attendant is using drugs prohibited by applicable federal regulations, the Director, Inflight Vice President, Human Resources may require that the Flight Attendant submit to drug testing. Reasonable cause must be established by direct observation of two (2) management officials, one of whom may be a management designee, and one of whom must be trained in detecting the indications of drug use. The two officials must substantiate and concur in the decision to recommend that the Flight Attendant be tested. Once the determination is made, the testing will be done promptly. Reports and observations must be documented.

Reasonable Cause Drug Testing. When reasonable cause exists, based on observable and objective criteria, to believe that a Flight Attendant Pilot is using drugs prohibited by applicable federal regulations, the DirectorVice President Flight Operations, Inflight Vice President, Human Resources President Employee Relations or the Chief Operating Officer may require that the Flight Attendant Pilot submit to drug testing. Reasonable cause must be established by direct observation of two (2) management officials, one of whom may be a management designee, and one of whom must be trained in detecting the indications of drug use. use The two officials must substantiate and concur in the decision to recommend that the Flight Attendant Pilot be tested. Once the determination is made, the testing will be done promptly. Reports and observations must be documented.