Common use of Electronic Devices Clause in Contracts

Electronic Devices. The County will permit Union officers and stewards the use of electronic mail, fax machines, copiers, telephones, video conferencing and similar equipment to communicate regarding Union business related to the County. These communications will be consistent with state law and the County’s Acceptable Use of Information Assets Policy, as amended. The communications and the use of the County’s equipment and systems must be brief in duration and frequency. In no circumstance shall use of the County’s equipment or systems interfere with County operations or result in additional expense to the County. The parties understand and agree there is no guarantee of privacy in the communications described herein and that such communications may be subject to disclosure under the Public Records Act.

Electronic Devices. The County will permit Union officers and stewards the use of electronic mail, fax machines, copiers, telephones, video conferencing and similar equipment to communicate regarding Union business related to the King County. These communications will be consistent with state law and the County’s Acceptable Use of Information Assets Policy, as amended. The communications and the use of the County’s equipment and systems must be brief in duration and frequency. In no circumstance shall use of the County’s equipment or systems interfere with County operations operations, or result in additional expense to the County. The parties understand and agree there is no guarantee of privacy in the communications described herein and that such communications may be subject to disclosure under the Public Records Act.

Electronic Devices. The County will permit Union officers and stewards the 22 use of electronic mail, fax machines, copiers, telephones, video conferencing and similar equipment 23 to communicate regarding Union business related to the King County. These communications will be 24 consistent with state law and the County’s Acceptable Use of Information Assets Policy, as amended. The 25 communications and the use of the County’s equipment and systems must be brief in duration and 26 frequency. In no circumstance shall use of the County’s equipment or systems interfere with County operations 27 operations, or result in additional expense to the County. The parties understand and agree there is no 28 guarantee of privacy in the communications described herein and that such communications may be 1 subject to disclosure under the Public Records Act.. 2 ARTICLE 17: APPRENTICESHIPS

Electronic Devices. The County will permit Union officers and stewards the use of electronic mail, fax machines, copiers, telephones, video conferencing and similar equipment to communicate regarding Union business related to the King County. These communications will be consistent with state law and the County’s Acceptable Use of Information Assets Policy, as amended. The communications and the use of the County’s equipment and systems must be brief in duration and frequency. In no circumstance shall use of the County’s equipment or systems interfere with County operations operations, or result in additional expense to the County. The parties understand and agree there is no guarantee of privacy in the communications described herein and that such communications may be subject to disclosure under the Public Records Act.. (TTA 09/21/2017)

Electronic Devices. The County will permit Union officers and stewards the use of electronic mail, fax machines, copiers, telephones, video conferencing and similar equipment to communicate regarding Union business related to King the County. These communications will be consistent with state law and the County’s Acceptable Use of Information Assets Policy, as amended. The communications and the use of the County’s equipment and systems must be brief in duration and frequency. In no circumstance shall use of the County’s equipment or systems interfere with County operations operations, or result in additional expense to the County. The parties understand and agree there is no guarantee of privacy in the communications described herein and that such communications may be subject to disclosure under the Public Records Act.