COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. 8.1 The PBA President, or in his absence another member of the PBA, will be placed on the contact list maintained by BSO's Communications Division and will be notified in any situation in which a bargaining unit member is seriously injured, involved in a discharge of his/her firearm, or any other type of incident which requires the dispatching of the Internal Affairs Division as the result of a bargaining unit member's action, or when the Sheriff or his designee requests that the PBA be contacted.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. 6.1 Introducing the e-Safety policy to students e-Safety rules and guidance posters will be displayed in corridors and communal spaces and discussed with students regularly. An e-Safety display will be kept up to date in one corridor. Students will be informed that network and Internet use will be monitored and appropriately followed up. A program of training in e-Safety will be developed by the computing coordinator, PSHE coordinator and safeguarding lead. Safety training will be embedded within the computing and PSHE scheme of work in line with National Curriculum expectations.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. Section 1 In order to maintain an efficient working relationship, the PBA Lead Representative or designee shall be placed on the emergency contact list maintained by the MCSO Communication Center. In those cases in which a bargaining unit member requests a PBA representative to respond or be contacted and the affected party is unable to make such notifications, the MCSO Communications Center, upon request, will attempt to make such contact.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. User acknowledges and agrees that (a) any communications created or sent by User shall be professional and appropriate, (b) Topstep may monitor or review any such communications or activity for risk control or other purposes, (c) User has no right of privacy in materials or communications related to Topstep, sent through Topstep’s systems, or made in connection with this Agreement, and (d) User shall remain in compliance with any communications policies established by Topstep, in its sole discretion, in effect at the time.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. 8.1 The designated sworn FOP representatives will be notified by BSO's CAD Alerts of critical incidents received by command staff. The Sheriff or his designee agrees to make a reasonable effort to ensure that the FOP is not denied the notice provided for in this section.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. I understand that, in most circumstances, Ascend upholds the following communication expectations and commitments: Administrative staff are available during most business hours to handle scheduling and billing questions as well as general questions about services provided. The best way to get such questions answered is to call the main number at 763.244.4900. We request that you channel administrative questions to administrative staff rather to your provider. For confidential questions, each provider has a voicemail box that can be reached by calling 000.000.0000. Providers try to get back to those who leave messages within 48 hours. However, most of our providers are part time and may not receive messages for a few days. Please feel free to contact the main number and speak to administrative staff if you have left a message and not received a response. I understand my electronic health record will contain a patient portal and that I should use that (or my provider’s private voicemail) as a primary means of communicating with my provider if necessary outside of session. Therapeutic exchanges are preferably handled via the secure client portal in Valant and cannot be handled outside of that via any electronic means without the consent below being completed. Due to time constraints, providers may not respond to any messages throughout the week that are not critical in nature and may respond to your concerns during your next scheduled session. In a crisis or emergency, appropriate communication methods will be utilized to promote safety in a way that poses the least amount of risk to client confidentiality.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. The Entity's Communication Policy outlines, shapes and guides the flow of communication internally and externally with its stakeholders to meet the expectations and information needs. This provides a framework for effective coordination of all communication to establish and maintain a favourable reputation with stakeholders, strengthen relations and create a responsive institution. Various communication channels are utilised to reach different stakeholders as mapped out in the Communication Strategy and Stakeholder Engagement Plan.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. A. Youth Symphony reserves the right to audio and/or video record and/or photograph any and all activities for later use which may include printed or electronic materials and/or radio/television/online broadcast.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. Think’s Communications Policy, which is available and provided to you during the enrollment process, is incorporated herein and made a part hereof, contains additional details and a complete description of the terms and conditions of Think’s Communications Policy.
COMMUNICATIONS POLICY. Introducing the e-Safety policy to students • e-Safety rules and guidance posters will be displayed in corridors and communal spaces and discussed with students regularly. An e-Safety display will be kept up to date in one corridor. • Students will be informed that network and Internet use will be monitored and appropriately followed up. • A program of training in e-Safety will be developed by the computing coordinator, PSHE coordinator and safeguarding lead. • Safety training will be embedded within the computing and PSHE scheme of work in line with National Curriculum expectations. Enlisting parents’ and carers’ support
