Hazardous Weather. A. Humanitarian guidelines respecting the responsibilities of the parties in case of adverse or extreme weather conditions that affect the health and personal safety of employees shall be of prime consideration.
Hazardous Weather. A teacher who is unable to arrive at his/her workplace or designated workplace due to hazardous weather may have up to three (3) days in any one school year. Such requests must state the reason for absence, and approval is at the sole discretion of the Director, or designate.
Hazardous Weather. Employees shall suffer no loss of pay in the event of hazardous weather which necessitates closing the Employer's work site. In the event the facility is not operated and van drivers are not advised it is not necessary to report, they will be provided two (2) hours report pay, or such hours they actually worked if that time exceeds two (2) hours.
Hazardous Weather. A teacher who is unable to arrive at his/her workplace due to hazardous weather shall communicate by telephone to his or her principal or vice-principal. Such communication must include the current situation and probability of getting to work at a later time.
Hazardous Weather. The parties recognize that the University does not stop providing services when inclement weather impacts campus. However, in the event that there are two (2) or more days within a contract year (August 31st through August 30th) in which bargaining unit employees are notified by the University to not attend work, and the employees subsequently did not attend work due to hazardous weather, the University and the Union shall meet and discuss the potential modification of the hazardous weather policy if a meeting is requested by the Union.
Hazardous Weather. The parties recognize that the employees in this bargaining unit are essential employees. The parties recognize that the University does not stop providing services when inclement weather impacts campus and all employees covered under this Agreement are expected to report to his/her regularly scheduled shift. When the weather conditions pose a significant risk of injury, death or loss of property to employees covered under this Agreement, the Employer will take steps to minimize the risk.
Hazardous Weather. The Agency will make an effort to communicate the hazardous weather status to employees with as much as advance notice as possible. If an employee is unable to report for duty due to hazardous weather, employees are expected to follow the established call in policies currently in place and provide notification as soon as possible prior to the start of the shift. Management will
Hazardous Weather. Tenant hereby agrees that, in the event that Landlord determines in the reasonable exercise of its discretion that the Premises are threatened by hazardous weather such as a hurricane or severe storm, Tenant shall make all reasonable efforts to protect the Premises and surrounding areas from damage from said weather. This may include, but not be limited to, installing storm shutters (where available), removing loose signs, decorations or debris, and cooperating with the Landlord’s agents, building managers, and maintenance personnel in order to complete storm preparation tasks.
Hazardous Weather. 21.00. Based on reports from the Champaign County Highway Department, the Champaign County Sheriff’s Department, and the Emergency Services and Disaster Agency (ESDA), and other factors determined by the Administrator or his/her designee to be relevant, the Administrator or his/her designee may declare a Hazardous Weather Day prior to the beginning of a shift. A Hazardous Weather Day may be declared for a specific geographic area.
Hazardous Weather. For the safety of all involved, should hazardous weather occur, such as a tornado, severe thunderstorm or hurricane watches and warnings, the property owner/operator reserves the right to mandate taking shelter and require bands or musicians to switch to acoustic entertainment only, adjust volumes or terminate DJ’s or recorded music until hazardous weather is deemed no longer a threat. For events of 100 people or less, shelter will be taken inside the main barn. In the event hazardous weather requires the evacuation of the property for the safety of the guests, the event will be terminated and guests will be required to vacate the premises. In all above cases the VENUE manager will make regular announcements to keep guests informed of the situation as the steps are taken to ensure their safety.
