Listening Devices Clause Samples
The Listening Devices clause prohibits the use of unauthorized audio or video recording equipment within certain premises or during specific activities. Typically, this clause applies to meetings, confidential discussions, or private areas, and may require explicit consent before any recording devices are used. Its core function is to protect privacy and confidentiality, ensuring that sensitive information is not improperly captured or disclosed.
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Listening Devices. The District agrees that mechanical or electronic devices utilized in classrooms will be equipped with privacy controls operable at the teacher's discretion. Devices that are currently in use that do not have privacy controls shall be converted or their use discontinued as soon as practical.
Listening Devices. No mechanical or electronic device may be used to listen to or record the procedures in any class without prior knowledge of the employee.
Listening Devices. 20.12.1 If a classroom listening device (i.e. through public address system or similar controlled from a location outside the classroom) is engaged, an auditory and visual signal shall be activated within the classroom first.