Use of County Mail System Sample Clauses

Use of County Mail System. The Union may use the County mail system for the following limited purposes: • To send communications to the Administrative Officer, department heads or other management personnel. • To send communications to members of the Union Board of Directors and officially designated shop stewards. Such communications shall not be for or include other material to be distributed to general employees.
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Use of County Mail System. The County Email system may be used for Union Business in the following way: • To send communications to the Administrative Office, Department Heads or other management personnel. • To send cornmunications to the Officers of the Union and Shop Stewards. • To send communications to the members notifying them of union meetings. • To send communications to the members regarding updates of statewide issues which may have impacts on their work such as: legislative changes, upcoming legislation, programmatic materials, research documents or articles addressing imiovative changes in the field, state budget updates. NOTE: Any communication deemed by the county to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and the government code. (California Constitution Article 16, Section 6 and California Government Code 8314.) The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Union Business: • No broadcasting of messages as defined in the County Appropriate Use Policy. • No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. • Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. • Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County's Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation of this privilege.
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Use of County Mail System. MCRNA may use the County communication system (i.e. mail, email, etc.) for the following limited purposes: • To send communications to the Administrative Office, Department Heads or other management personnel. • To send communications to the Officers of the Association. • To send communications to the members notifying them of Association meetings. • To send communications to the members regarding updates of statewide issues which may have impacts on their work such as: legislative changes, upcoming legislation, programmatic materials, research documents or articles addressing innovative changes in the field, state budget updates. NOTE: Any communication deemed by the County to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and the government code. (California Constitution Article 16, Section 6 and California Government Code 8314.) The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Association Business: • No broadcasting of messages. • No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. • Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. • Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County’s Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation of this privilege.
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Use of County Mail System. The Association may use the County mail system (including electronic formats) for the following limited purposes: • To send communications to the County Administrative Officer, or within the Parks Department. • To send communications to members of the Association Board of Directors. Such communications shall not be for or include other material to be distributed to general employees. • NOTE: Any communication deemed by the county to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and the government code. (California Constitution Article 16, Section 6 and California Government Code 8314.) The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Association Business: • No broadcasting of messages as defined in the County Appropriate Use Policy. • No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. • Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. • Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County’s Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation of this privilege.
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Use of County Mail System. MCRNA may use the County communication system (i.e. mail, email, etc.) for the following limited purposes: • To send communications to the Administrative Office, Department Heads or other management personnel. • To send communications to the Officers of the Association. • To send communications to the members notifying them of Association meetings. • To send communications to the members regarding updates of statewide issues which may have impacts on their work such as: legislative changes, upcoming legislation, programmatic materials, research documents or articles addressing innovative changes in the field, state budget updates. NOTE: Any communication deemed by the county to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and the government code. (California Constitution Article 16, Section 6 and California Government Code 8314.) The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Association Business: • No broadcasting of messages. • No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. • Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. • Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County’s Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation of this privilege.
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Use of County Mail System. The County Email system may be used for Union Business in the following way: • To send communications to the Administrative Office, Department Heads or other management personnel. • To send communications to the Officers of the Union and Shop Stewards. • To send communications to the members notifying them o f union meetings. • To send communications to the members regarding updates of statewide issues which may have impacts on their work such as: legislative changes, upcoming legislation, programmatic materials, research documents or articles addressing innovative changes in the field, state budget updates. NOTE: Any communication deemed by the county to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and county ordinance. The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Union Business: • No broadcasting of messages as defined in the County Appropriate Use Policy. • No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. • Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. • Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County's Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation o f this privilege.
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Use of County Mail System. MCRNA may use the County communication system (i.e. mail, email, etc.) for the following limited purposes: To send communications to the Administrative Office, Department Heads or other management personnel. To send communications to the Officers of the Association. To send communications to the members notifying them of Association meetings. To send communications to the members regarding updates of statewide issues which may have impacts on their work such as: legislative changes, upcoming legislation, programmatic materials, research documents or articles addressing innovative changes in the field, state budget updates. NOTE: Any communication deemed by the County to be political in nature is prohibited by state law and the government code. (California Constitution Article 16, Section 6 and California Government Code 8314.) The following restrictions apply to use of the County Email system for Association Business: No broadcasting of messages. No confidential or individual-specific information may be communicated, such as information regarding a disciplinary action, etc. Messages may not malign the County, its employees or officials. Messages may not be used to coordinate job actions. Violation of the County’s Email Policy could result in the permanent revocation of this privilege. Authorized MCRNA staff representatives shall have reasonable access to work locations in which covered employees are employed for the purpose of transmitting information for representation purposes. Authorized MCRNA staff representatives desiring access shall first request permission from the appropriate management representative, at which time the authorized representative shall inform the management representative of the purpose of the visit. The management representative may deny access to the work location if in his or her judgment it is deemed that a visit at that time will interfere with the operations of the department or facility in which event the management representative will offer an alternative time and/or location for the visit. In cases where management denies access to a critical patient care area and the issue which gives rise to the request for access is one of employee health or safety, then the department shall provide controlled or escorted access. MCRNA shall give to each department head, having employees in the unit, and the Human Resources Director or his/her designee, a written list of the names of all authorized MCRNA staff representatives, which lis...
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Use of County Mail System. The Association may use the County mail system or the County electronic mail system for the following limited purposes:  To send communications to the Administrative Officer, department heads or other management personnel.  To send communications to members of the Association Board of Directors and officially designated member. Such communications shall not be for or include other material to be distributed to general employees.  Use to be consistent with County policy.
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Use of County Mail System. The Association may use the County mail system in compliance with the Information Technology Appropriate Use Policy. The County email system may be used for reasonable Association business as long as the communication is not political in nature nor maligns the County, its employees or officials.
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