Voluntary Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Sample Clauses

Voluntary Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation. If an Employee who is not otherwise subject to corrective action for use of alcohol and/or drugs voluntarily admits that he has an alcohol and/or drug abuse problem, the Company will meet with the Employee to discuss the various treatment, counseling and rehabilitation options which are available. These options may include allowing the Employee to continue working while receiving outpatient treatment, counseling and/or rehabilitation in an approved alcohol and/or drug abuse program; or placing the Employee on a requested or unrequested medical leave of absence while he is receiving treatment, counseling and/or rehabilitation in an approved inpatient or outpatient alcohol and/or drug abuse program. When an Employee voluntarily admits that he has an alcohol and/or drug abuse problem, the Company shall have the right to require the Employee to submit to blood and/or urine tests prior to deciding what action is appropriate. No corrective action will be taken by the Company against an Employee who voluntarily admits that he has an alcohol and/or drug abuse problem, or tests positive for alcohol and/or drugs in a test of the sort described above after making a voluntary admission of alcohol and/or drug abuse. However, the Company shall have the following rights in such a situation: (1) The Employee may be required to enroll in and successfully complete an approved inpatient or outpatient alcohol and/or drug abuse program, and remain alcohol and drug free for its duration, as a condition of continued employment with the Company. (2) If the Employee enrolls in such a program, he must submit to any alcohol and/or drug tests administered as part of the program, and must sign a release of information letter allowing the agency running the program to provide periodic progress reports and the results of such alcohol and/or drug tests to the Company. (3) The Employee will be required to agree to be subject to future alcohol and/or drug testing, at the Company's discretion for a period of up to one (1) year. (4) The Employee will be subject to provisional discharge for any subsequent positive alcohol and/or drug test or any other violation of the Company's Alcohol and Drug Control Policy.
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