Video Surveillance Policy Sample Clauses

Video Surveillance Policy. The purpose of video surveillance is to insure a safe and secure environment for our students and staff. Video surveillance equipment will not be used to evaluate the performance of employees. The District affirms that it will never conduct audio surveillance in its buildings and on its grounds unless such surveillance activity fully complies with all aspects of the Illinois Eavesdropping Act and/or other relevant laws. Surveillance shall only occur in common areas including, among others, hallways, stairwells, administrative or main school offices, parking lots, grounds and cafeterias. Classrooms shall not be included as a common or public area. Video surveillance in gymnasiums shall be permissible during times when the gymnasium is open to the public, including sporting events. Video surveillance in gymnasiums shall not be permissible during times when instruction is scheduled or taking place. Surveillance equipment will not be utilized to observe employee performance or otherwise be accessed as documentation in the employee evaluation process. Data from the surveillance equipment may be reviewed by the District’s personnel in connection with investigations of specific suspected criminal conduct or security violations or incidents. Access to data involving District personnel will be limited to appropriate administrative personnel and attorneys, police liaison officers, law enforcement officials and in response to subpoena or court orders. Such review will take place in the office of one of the parties listed above. If the review of data reveals an alleged incident by an employee, the following process will be followed:
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Video Surveillance Policy. In the case that we may provide video surveillance as a service, the rules are as follow: Set-up appointment to meet with IT personal to locate the video segment, $30.00 an hour, minimum of 2 hours, if you know the time and date of the segment in question. Minimum payment is due in advance (in cash) at office location (00000 Xxxx Xxx Xx #X, Xxxx, XX 00000). If video search takes over 2 hours you pay hourly balance at end of session. NO GUARANTEE we can locate video segment due to limitations on technology.
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Video Surveillance Policy. In the case that we may provide video surveillance as a service, the rules are as follow:
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Video Surveillance Policy. In response to possible workplace theft and other employee misconduct, the Company may install video surveillance cameras in work areas, including but not limited to, storage areas, entrances, exits and other areas where employees work with cash or valuables. If there is any reported incident of theft, trespass, workplace violence, employee misconduct or any type of safety violation (hereafter collectively referred to as “security incidents”), the Company will utilize its surveillance equipment as an investigatory tool. As well, the Company will make use of its surveillance equipment to deter any future security incidents. The Company also reserves the right to actively monitor, through its surveillance cameras, any areas for safety reasons (to protect against failure, breakage, or accident) or confidentiality reasons (to protect documents or other proprietary information). Although the video surveillance policy is intended to monitor for security incidents and other safety reasons at the Company, it is possible that such surveillance may monitor activities not related to the Company’s business. The Company respects the privacy of its employees. Accordingly, there will be no video cameras installed in the Company’s restrooms or in any changing areas. The surveillance video cameras and any videotapes prepared from the surveillance are to be used solely for the purposes of this video surveillance policy. Any unauthorized use of these video cameras and/or videotapes is strictly forbidden and may result in discipline leading up to and including termination of employment.
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Video Surveillance Policy. In the case that we may provide video surveillance as a service, the rules & procedures are as follow: Set-up appointment to meet with IT personal to locate the video segment, $30.00 an hour, minimum of 2 hours, if we can locate the segment in question we will provide you with a USB backup. Minimum payment is due (in cash) at the office (00000 Xxxx Xxx Xx #X, Xxxx, XX 00000) in advance. If go over 2 hours pay balance at end of session. NO GUARANTEE we can locate due to limitations on technology. Signature of Tenant Date Manager’s Signature Date VEHICLE DESCRIPTION Automobile Year: Dump Truck Make & Model: Truck & Trailer VIN: Boat (must be on trailer) License Plate #: RV Parking Permit Sticker #: Other: Length: REQUEST COPY OF TITLE AND INSERT INTO CUSTOMER FILE. Tenant agrees to store only the above-identified vehicle in the leased space unless Landlord is notified, in advance, of any change of vehicle and a new addendum is completed and executed. Tenant acknowledges that Landlord is not responsible for damages to or loss of an RV, Boat, Trailer, Commercial Unit or Auto or the contents within, attached to or surrounding the RV, Boat, Auto, Trailer or Commercial Unit. Tenant is responsible for securing the vehicle and the items within. A copy of the title or registration to such vehicle is attached. Tenant acknowledges that the vehicle has no liens against it other than those indicated in the rental agreement or in this addendum and that the vehicle is in working condition. This addendum attaches to and forms a part of the complete lease agreement and is not valid otherwise. All terms and conditions of the lease apply to this rental; with the exception that Tenant hereby authorizes Landlord to remove the vehicle from Landlord’s property solely at Tenant’s expense, in the event Tenant defaults on the lease and fails to cure same within the terms of the Lease Agreement.
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