Use of Employer’s Electronic Mail (e-mail) Sample Clauses

Use of Employer’s Electronic Mail (e-mail). Employees shall be 30 permitted use of the Employer’s e-mail system for the purpose of communicating with 31 the Association, AURN officers, Grievance Representatives, and co-workers regarding 32 Association matters, provided the origination and reading of such communication occurs 33 during non-duty hours. 1 ONA shall be permitted the opportunity to submit e-mail messages intended for general 2 distribution to groups of bargaining unit employees greater than fifty (50) total in number 3 to Human Resources consistent with the terms of this Article. Messages shall pertain to 4 Oregon Nurses Association’s social functions, meetings, educational opportunities, 5 elections, appointments, notice of professional affairs, and bargaining updates. Human
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Use of Employer’s Electronic Mail (e-mail). Employees shall be permitted use of the Employer’s e-mail system for the purpose of communicating with the Association, AURN officers, Grievance Representatives, and co-workers regarding Association matters, provided the origination and reading of such communication occurs during non-duty hours. ONA shall be permitted the opportunity to submit e-mail messages intended for general distribution to groups of bargaining unit employees greater than fifty (50) total in number to Human Resources consistent with the terms of this Article. Messages shall pertain to Oregon Nurses Association’s social functions, meetings, educational opportunities, elections, appointments, notice of professional affairs, and bargaining updates. Human Resources will coordinate distribution of such e-mail messages to occur during non-peak business hours so as not to impede University information systems. E-mail messages shall not be demeaning, inflammatory or derogatory in nature. Bargaining unit employees will be permitted access to the Internet during their own time on equipment and locations as permitted by the Employer. Employees shall be limited to no more than two (2) pages of printed text per each authorized e-mail message or as the result of any e-mail message as provided herein. AURN unit representatives are permitted to print e-mail messages of no more than five (5) pages in length for posting on unit bulletin boards.
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Use of Employer’s Electronic Mail (e-mail). Employees shall be‌ 25 permitted use of the Employer’s e-mail system for the purpose of communicating with 26 the Association, AURN officers, Grievance Representatives, and co-workers regarding 27 Association matters, provided the origination and reading of such communication occurs 28 during non-duty hours. 30 ONA shall be permitted the opportunity to submit e-mail messages intended for 31 general distribution to groups of bargaining unit employees greater than fifty (50) total in 32 number to Human Resources consistent with the terms of this Article. Messages shall 33 pertain to Oregon Nurses Association’s social functions, meetings, educational 34 opportunities, elections, appointments, notice of professional affairs, and bargaining 35 updates. Human Resources will coordinate distribution of such e-mail messages to 1 occur during non-peak business hours so as not to impede University information 2 systems. E-mail messages shall not be demeaning, inflammatory or derogatory in 3 nature. 5 Bargaining unit employees will be permitted access to the Internet during their 6 own time on equipment and locations as permitted by the Employer. Employees shall 7 be limited to no more than two (2) pages of printed text per each authorized e-mail 8 message or as the result of any e-mail message as provided herein. AURN unit 9 representatives are permitted to print e-mail messages of no more than five (5) pages in 10 length for posting on unit bulletin boards.
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Use of Employer’s Electronic Mail (e-mail). Employees shall be permitted use of the Employer’s e-mail system for the purpose of communicating with the Association, AURN officers, Grievance Representatives, and co-workers regarding Association matters, provided the origination and reading of such communication occurs during non-duty hours. ONA shall be permitted the opportunity to submit e-mail messages intended for general distribution to groups of bargaining unit employees greater than fifty (50) total in number to OHSU News and Publications consistent with the terms of this Article. Messages shall pertain to Oregon Nurses Association’s social functions, meetings, educational opportunities, elections, appointments, notice of professional affairs, and bargaining updates. OHSU News and Publications will coordinate distribution of such e-mail messages to occur during non-peak business hours so as not to impede University information systems. E-mail messages shall not be demeaning, inflammatory or derogatory in nature.
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  • E-mail The Employee acknowledges that the Employer retains the right to review any and all electronic mail communications made with employer provided email accounts, hardware, software, or networks, with or without notice, at any time.

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