APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR Clause Samples
The 'Appropriate Behaviour' clause sets standards for acceptable conduct by parties involved in an agreement or within a particular environment, such as a workplace or event. It typically outlines expectations regarding respectful communication, non-discrimination, and adherence to organizational policies, and may specify consequences for violations, such as disciplinary action or removal from premises. This clause serves to foster a safe and respectful environment, helping to prevent misconduct and providing a clear framework for addressing inappropriate actions.
APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR. LESSEE shall treat all Fairgrounds Staff with respect. In any situation where the LESSEE acts in an unprofessional manner a written complaint may be written to the Grant County Board of Commissioners. After discussion with the complainant and LESSEE the Board of County Commissioners may decide to terminate this agreement immediately.
APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR. I understand that my child must not be disrespectful either in behavior or in tone of voice to his/her fellow campers or to program staff. Disrespectful behaviour includes but is not limited to hitting, punching, kicking, biting, spitting, swearing, lying or refusing to obey instructions from staff. I accept that any willful damage of Museum property, stealing or destruction of items belonging to other campers will not be tolerated. I understand that the first occurrence of any form of disrespectful behavior, vandalism or stealing will result in a private conversation between my child and the Camp’s Education Coordinator, and will include a warning. I understand that a second occurrence will result in a consultation with the Museum’s General Manager, the Camp’s Education Coordinator, and myself as the child’s parent/guardian. If there is a third occurrence, I accept that my child will be immediately expelled from the Camp and that there will be no refund of registration fees. ____ Initial
. . . 2 PART C: EXCURSIONS I hereby give my permission for my child to participate in excursions off site from the property of the Atlantic Salmon Museum. I understand that these excursions may involve walking or transportation provided by Museum staff or volunteers, all of whom have met the driving and insurance requirements of the program. Note: These excursions typically include visits to local trout ponds, shuttling to and from canoe locations, and hiking on local nature trails. I understand that all excursions will be carefully pre-planned and adequately supervised, and that I will be informed about them in advance. ____ Initial
APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR. All Reach Cambridge students are expected to behave respectfully at all times. Anti-social behaviour includes bullying, racism, verbal harassment and verbal assault. Any kind of anti-social behaviour can result in contact with parents for support. Repeated anti-social behaviour can result in the student being permanently dismissed. All students are encouraged to report any anti-social behaviour to a member of staff, whether that behaviour is in relation to another student or a member of staff.
APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR. I understand that my child must not be disrespectful either in behavior or in tone of voice to his/her fellow campers or to program staff. Disrespectful behaviour includes but is not limited to hitting, punching, kicking, biting, spitting, swearing, lying or refusing to obey instructions from staff. I accept that any willful damage of Museum property, stealing or destruction of items belonging to other campers will not be tolerated. I understand that the first occurrence of any form of disrespectful behavior, vandalism or stealing will result in a private conversation between my child and the Camp’s Educational Coordinator, and include a warning. I understand that a second occurrence will result in a consultation with the Museum Manager, the Camp’s Educational Coordinator, and myself as the child’s parent/guardian. If there is a third occurrence, I accept that my child will be immediately expelled from the Camp and that there will be no refund of registration fees.
APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR. Provide sufficient space, proper facilities, congenial company and appropriately varied conditions Minimise threats and unpleasant restrictions on behaviour and promote engagement in rewarding activities