RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS Sample Clauses

RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. The Medical Center will make good faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the Association has concerns about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging that such a good faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the Association should raise the issue at the Task Force where the parties will discuss potential for resolution of the concerns.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. Rest rooms and lockers shall be provided for all employees on staff in accordance with State Law.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. The Medical Center will make good faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the Association has concerns about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging that such a good faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the Association should raise the issue at the Task Force where the parties will discuss potential for resolution of the concerns. The Medical Center shall provide, at the request of an individual nurse, and in accordance with ORS 653.077, a place. other than a public restroom or toilet stall, in close proximity to the nurse’s work area, where the nurse may express breast milk concealed from view and without intrusion by other employees or the public.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. 7 Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. The Medical Center 8 will make good faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during 9 breaks, which is reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the 10 Association has concerns about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a 11 grievance alleging that such a good faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the 12 Association should raise the issue at the Task Force where the parties will discuss 13 potential for resolution of the concerns. 15 The Medical Center shall provide, at the request of an individual nurse, and in 16 accordance with ORS 653.077, a place. other than a public restroom or toilet stall, in 17 close proximity to the nurse’s work area, where the nurse may express breast milk 18 concealed from view and without intrusion by other employees or the public.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. 14 Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. The Medical Center will make 15 good faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is 16 reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the Association has concerns 17 about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging that such a good 18 faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the Association should raise the issue at the Task 19 Force where the parties will discuss potential for resolution of the concerns.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. ‌ 25 Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. Each unit will have 26 a mechanism for mail delivery (e.g. mailboxes or file cabinets – labeled with their full 27 name) available for nurses in their departments. The Medical Center will make good 28 faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is 29 reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the Union has 30 concerns about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging 31 that such a good faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the Union should 1 raise the issue at the Task Force where the parties will discuss potential for 2 resolution of the concerns.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. 17 Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. Each unit will have a 18 mechanism for mail delivery (e.g. mailboxes or file cabinets) available for nurses in their 19 departments. The Medical Center will make good faith reasonable efforts to provide a 20 room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is reasonably accessible to the nurses on 21 the unit. If a nurse or the Association has concerns about the provision of a room for 22 breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging that such a good faith reasonable effort is 23 lacking, the nurse or the Association should raise the issue at the Task Force where the 24 parties will discuss potential for resolution of the concerns.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. 6.6 Additional Hours. 6.7 Nondiscrimination.
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RESTROOMS AND LOCKERS. Restrooms and lockers shall be provided by the Medical Center. Each unit will have a mechanism for mail delivery (e.g. mailboxes or file cabinets) available for nurses in their departments. The Medical Center will make good faith reasonable efforts to provide a room for nurses to rest during breaks, which is reasonably accessible to the nurses on the unit. If a nurse or the Association has concerns about the provision of a room for breaks, prior to filing a grievance alleging that such a good faith reasonable effort is lacking, the nurse or the Association should raise the issue at the Task Force where the parties will discuss potential for resolution of the concerns.
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  • Use of Common Areas Tenant shall have the nonexclusive right (in common with other tenants and all others to whom Landlord has granted or may grant such rights) to use the Common Areas for the purposes intended, subject to such reasonable rules and regulations as Landlord may establish from time to time. Tenant shall abide by such rules and regulations and shall use its best effort to cause others who use the Common Areas with Tenant's express or implied permission to abide by Landlord's rules and regulations. At any time, Landlord may close any Common Areas to perform any acts in the Common Areas as, in Landlord's judgment, are desirable to improve the Project. Tenant shall not interfere with the rights of Landlord, other tenants or any other person entitled to use the Common Areas.

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