SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS Sample Clauses

SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. Section I Safety clothing and devices currently provided by Management shall continue to be provided, as long as the need exists; Union will encourage all members of the Unit to utilize said safety clothing and devices to the fullest extent possible.
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SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS a. The Employer reserves the right to inspect the Remote Location at a time that is mutually agreeable to the parties. Any such inspection will be conducted with an Association representative in order to confirm that the Remote Location is appropriate and that it meets with WorkSafeBC requirements. It is assumed that the Employee, by agreeing to the Telecommuting Agreement, has ensured that the Remote Location meets safety and ergonomic requirements before the Employee may perform his or her duties from the Remote Location. If substantial changes are made to the Remote Location, the Employee shall notify the Employer, and the Employer reserves the right to schedule an inspection to determine ongoing appropriateness of the Remote Location and to require changes to the Remote Location, if the telecommuting arrangement is to continue. The Employer will advise the Association if they schedule a site visit and the Association will attend. It is the Employee’s responsibility to maintain the remote worksite in accordance with all applicable Occupational Health & Safety regulations. The Employer will provide a summary of the basic key components.
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SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS a. The Employer reserves the right to inspect the Remote Location at a time that is mutually agreeable to the parties. Any such inspection will be conducted with an Association representative in order to confirm that the Remote Location is appropriate and that it meets with WorkSafeBC requirements. It is assumed that the Employee, by agreeing to the Telecommuting Agreement, has ensured that the Remote Location meets safety and ergonomic requirements before the Employee may perform his or her duties from the Remote Location. If substantial changes are made to the Remote Location, the Employee shall notify the Employer, and the Employer reserves the right to schedule an inspection to determine ongoing appropriateness of the Remote Location and to require changes to the Remote Location, if the telecommuting arrangement Appendix “6” to the 2008 – 2012 Collective Agreement Between the Library Board and the Association Total of Four Pages is to continue. The Employer will advise the Association if they schedule a site visit and the Association will attend. It is the Employee’s responsibility to maintain the remote worksite in accordance with all applicable Occupational Health & Safety regulations. The Employer will provide a summary of the basic key components.
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SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. 48 Workers' Compensation.................................................................... 49 Workers’ Compensation Alternative Dispute Resolution Program 50 Work Schedules................................................................................ 50
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SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. All of the Employer’s occupational health and safety policies and procedures shall apply with respect to an employee’s remote work location. If the Employer determines that an external assessment of a remote work location is required, then the employee must permit, on reasonable notice, access to the remote work location by assessors appointed by the Employer.
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SAFETY AND ERGONOMICS. (a) The Employer and a Union Staff Representative shall jointly inspect the Remote Location at a time that is mutually agreeable to all parties. The inspection will be conducted in order to confirm that the Remote Location is appropriate and that it meets with WCB requirements. It is agreed that the Remote Location must be deemed satisfactory in writing by both the Employer and the Union before the employee may perform his or her duties from the Remote Location. If substantial changes are made to the Remote Location, the employee shall notify the Employer and the Employer and the Union Staff Representative may schedule another inspection to determine ongoing appropriateness of the Remote Location and to require changes to the Remote Location if the telecommuting arrangement is to continue.
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