Video Cameras and Surveillance Sample Clauses

Video Cameras and Surveillance. TFP agrees that the installation of video surveillance cameras is intended for safety and security of the hospital grounds, patients and staff, and it is not intended to be used to surveil staff in order to initiate discipline. If video records are reviewed during investigation that could lead to discipline, such videos will be shared with the Union. TFP will notify the Union when and if cameras are added to operating rooms in which covered employees work. Cameras shall not be placed in break rooms intended primarily for the use of staff.
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Video Cameras and Surveillance. The hospital agrees that the installation of video surveillance cameras is intended for safety and security of the hospital grounds, patients and staff, and it is not intended to be used to surveil staff in order to initiate discipline. If video records are reviewed during investigation which could lead to discipline, such videos will be shared with the Union. The employer shall furnish the Union with a list of all video cameras installed as of the date of execution of this agreement and shall notify the Union when and if cameras are added. Cameras shall not be placed in breakrooms intended primarily for the use of staff.

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