Child Care Centers. Each child receiving services from a Child Care Center shall have rights which include, but are not limited to, the following:
Child Care Centers. Section 1. Where child care centers are provided by host military installa- tions, the Employer shall make reasonable efforts to ensure that unit employees have access on an equal basis as that established for other civilian federal employees assigned to the installa- tion.
Child Care Centers. The IATSE and the AMPTP shall address the issue of establishing child care centers with individual employers on a Company- by-Company basis.
Child Care Centers. The parties recognize that PTO employees need to have reliable and adequate day care services available to them so that they are free to devote their full energy and attention to their duties and responsibilities. Accordingly, the PTO shall establish a list of existing local day care facilities, including information on occupancy,, capacity, rates, location, hours of operation, local licensing status and the local agency responsible for licensing. The PTO agrees to make copies of this information available to new employees upon their entry into service and to others who express an interest.
Child Care Centers. Licensed child care centers and Head Start programs provide day care with meals and snacks to large numbers of children.
Child Care Centers. Personal Rights, See Section 101223 for waiver conditions applicable to Child Care Centers.
Child Care Centers. The parties acknowledge and agree that, due to insufficient financial resources to support the continued operation of the College’s Child Care Centers, the College will close all of its campus-based Child Care Centers effective December 31, 2014. COLLEGE POLICY VI: EMPLOYEE ATTENDANCE AT CONVOCATION AND GRADUATION Attendance at Convocation and Graduation is encouraged but voluntary. Employees not expecting to attend shall notify the appropriate Department Head not later than fourteen (14) days before the event.
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Child Care Centers. Section 1. In accordance with governing regulations, the Employer may provide available government-owned or leased space and space-related services without charge for the purpose of establishing childcare facilities in or near FAA facilities. Factors which impact the Employer’s ability to provide such space include the availability of space and/or funds, the number of employees in a location, and the demand for child care at that location as indicated by a needs assessment survey.
Child Care Centers. Where child care centers are provided by host military installations, the Employer shall make reasonable efforts to ensure that unit employees have access on an equal basis as that established for other civilian federal employees assigned to the installation.
