Smart Phone Policy Sample Clauses

Smart Phone Policy. This is a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) between PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center (the “Employer”) and the American Federation of Teachers Local 6552, the Pacific Northwest Hospitalist Medicine Association, AFL-CIO (the “Union”). The Parties recognize that based on the communication needs for delivery of adult in-patient medicine, Hospitalists should be provided a smart phone. On this basis, effective June 23, 2015, the following policy regarding providing smart phones for Hospitalists in the bargaining unit will be implemented and remain in effect through the term of this Agreement.
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Smart Phone Policy. 3 This is a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) between PeaceHealth Sacred 5 Local 6552, the Pacific Northwest Hospitalist Medicine Association, AFL-CIO (the 6 “Union”). 8 The Parties recognize that based on the communication needs for delivery of adult 9 in-patient medicine, Hospitalists should be provided a smart phone. On this basis, 10 effective June 23, 2015, the following policy regarding providing smart phones for 11 Hospitalists in the bargaining unit will be implemented and remain in effect through 12 the term of this Agreement. 14 1. The Employer will provide Hospitalists a smart phone. 15 2. The Employer would own the smart phone and provide the smart 16 phone plan. 17 3. Limited personal use by the Hospitalist would be allowed. 19 The terms of this MOU may be modified, canceled or an entirely new smart phone 20 policy implemented through subsequent agreement between the Parties.
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