Common use of Safe Environment Clause in Contracts

Safe Environment. 1. In recognition of the importance of employee safety and health, the Board agrees to provide the appropriate recognized standards of workplace sanitation, cleanliness, light, and noise control, adequate heating and ventilation. The Board of Education agrees to eliminate recognized hazards that are likely to cause serious physical harm. 2. If the Union believes a situation has arisen that is likely to cause serious physical harm, it may bring it to the attention of the Chancellor or designee who shall immediately assess the situation, including onsite inspection where appropriate, and take such action as the Chancellor deems appropriate. In the event the Union seeks to contest the Chancellor’s determination, it may exercise its statutory rights under New York State Labor Law Section 27a (PESH) or other legal authority. 3. The Board will issue a circular advising staff of their rights under PESH and other applicable law and post the notices required by law.

Safe Environment. 1. In recognition of the importance of employee safety and health, the Board agrees to provide the appropriate recognized standards of workplace sanitation, cleanliness, light, and noise control, adequate heating and ventilation. The Board of Education agrees to eliminate recognized hazards that are likely to cause serious physical harm. 2. If the Union believes a situation has arisen that is likely to cause serious physical harm, it may bring it to the attention of the Chancellor or designee who shall immediately assess the situation, including onsite on-site inspection where appropriate, and take such action as the Chancellor deems appropriate. In the event the Union seeks to contest the Chancellor’s 's determination, it may exercise its statutory rights under New York State Labor Law law Section 27a (PESH) or other legal authority. 3. The Board will issue a circular advising staff of their rights under PESH and other applicable law and post the notices required by law.

Safe Environment. 1. In recognition of the importance of employee safety and health, the Board agrees to provide the appropriate recognized standards of workplace sanitation, cleanliness, light, and noise control, adequate heating and ventilation. The Board of Education agrees to eliminate recognized hazards that are likely to cause serious physical harm. 2. If the Union believes a situation has arisen that is likely to cause serious physical harm, it may bring it to the attention of the Chancellor or designee who shall immediately assess the situation, including onsite inspection where appropriate, and take such action as the Chancellor deems appropriate. In the event the Union seeks to contest the Chancellor’s 's determination, it may exercise its statutory rights under New York State Labor Law Section 27a (PESH) or other legal authority. 3. The Board will issue a circular advising staff of their rights under PESH and other applicable law and post the notices required by law.