Hepatitis B Sample Clauses

Hepatitis B. Employees who have any contact with blood and other body fluids shall be offered Hepatitis B vaccination at the Employer’s expense.
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Hepatitis B. All bargaining unit members will be given the opportunity to be immunized for Hepatitis B at Board expense. New bargaining unit members shall be given the opportunity to be immunized in their first year of employment at Board expense.
Hepatitis B. The Employer agrees to provide each employee with a packet of information regarding Hepatitis B. Specifically, this packet will include a list of all medical facilities that an employee must use along with their address and telephone number.
Hepatitis B. The district will review its Hepatitis Vaccination eligibility determination on an annual basis and place this requirement in the Safety Manual.
Hepatitis B. Where it is deemed through appropriate risk assessment processes that an employee is at risk of contracting Hepatitis B the employer will reimburse the difference between Medicare and the cost incurred by an employee who wishes to receive Hepatitis B inoculations.
Hepatitis B. The Board will provide Hepatitis B vaccinations, to all employees who provide a signed and written physician's approval to have the immunizations. The District will provide the immunization at no cost to the employee. An information sheet and request form for the immunization is available through the Human Resources Office.
Hepatitis B. Residents enrolled in an ADA-accredited Program must receive a Hepatitis B immunization/ proof of immunity or a signed waiver assuming the risk ofexposure.
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Hepatitis B. The Board will provide the Hepatitis B shot for bus drivers, cafeteria employees and custodians at no cost to the member.
Hepatitis B. Upon the recommendation of the School Nurse and approval by the Board, an Employee may receive immunization by vaccination for Hepatitis B as provided by the District and at District expense.
Hepatitis B. The Hepatitis B series should be offered to anyone who is at risk for an occupational exposure, which is defined as someone with a reasonably anticipated skin, eye, mucous membrane, or parenteral contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials that may result from the performance of their duties. One of the following should be performed:
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