Custody notification Sample Clauses
A custody notification clause requires that a designated party be promptly informed when an individual is taken into custody by authorities. In practice, this means that law enforcement or relevant officials must notify a specified person, such as a legal representative, guardian, or family member, whenever someone is detained. This clause ensures that the detained individual's rights are protected by facilitating timely legal assistance and oversight, thereby reducing the risk of unlawful detention or mistreatment.
Custody notification. Notification of absence for custody personnel because of illness shall be given as soon as possible to either the immediate supervisor or to the individual designated to receive such calls. Management agrees to take appropriate steps to insure notification to employees of the names and telephone numbers of the designated individuals. If the employee fails to give such notification, the absence may be charged to leave without pay. Absence in excess of one shift without receipt of proper notification to the Employer from the employee may constitute just cause for immediate discharge, unless the failure to give such notification was due to circumstances beyond the control of the employee. In cases where employees are performing functions that will require a replacement, said employees will, if possible, notify Management of their absence at least one hours in advance of the beginning of the employee's shift.