Safety Protocol Sample Clauses

Safety Protocol. Commit to following all health and safety protocols as outlined by University, City, County, and State guidelines. • Wash your hands thoroughly and regularly, use hand sanitizer, and wear a mask. • Follow any regulations you would on campus while volunteering and engaging at the service sites on and/or campus.

Safety Protocol. CHESS seeks to provide a safe and secure environment for all who participate in our program. We run background checks on all paid staff and teachers. ▇▇▇▇▇ does not physically discipline children and does not tolerate child abuse. If child abuse is suspected, CHESS will follow procedures as recommended by HSLDA and in accordance with Virginia law. Privacy

Safety Protocol. In order to ensure the safety of all staff, the Agency will keep staff informed of reasonably foreseeable safety risks. If an incident is reported which creates a reasonably foreseeable safety risk to employees, then they will be informed of the incident in a timely manner. The Agency agree to receive suggested Personal Development Training ideas from Bargaining Unit members. Such suggestions should be sent directly to the employee's supervisor/manager or designate via email and will be in the simple format laid out below. The Agency will review all requests for training and provide a response in writing to the Bargaining Unit member. All requests and responses under this ▇▇▇ will be provided in a timely manner, to enable reasonable consideration of the request and taking into account any deadlines and registration dates. Cost: Registration Deadline: Approved Denied The Employer agrees to contribute to the Union's Training and Education Fund the amount of $250.00 on June 1st of each year of the Collective Agreement. This requirement shall have no retroactive effect. The Employer shall reimburse the Union fifty (50%) percent of the cost of printing this Collective Agreement for the parties. Working offsite may be feasible for some staff members given the nature of their work. When a staff member identifies a need to work offsite, she will discuss it with her Supervisor/Manager or Designate. Permission to work offsite may be granted subject to the operational needs of the Agency and on such terms as the Supervisor/Manager or designate may specify. The Employer will not be unreasonable in the exercise of its judgment. A staff member will ensure that her whereabouts are properly noted in the Outlook Calendar. Yearly evaluations are not tied to compensation. They should be completed on or about the anniversary date of hire of the employee. The evaluation should be completed in checklist format and include:

Safety Protocol. All Employees will at all times comply with their responsibilities under relevant occupational health and safety legislation and regulations.