Common use of Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use Clause in Contracts

Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use. The 16 supervisor observes physical symptoms that could include 17 but are not limited to glassy or bloodshot eyes, slurred 18 speech, poor motor coordination, or slow or poor reflex 19 responses different from what is usually displayed by the 20 employee or what is generally associated with common 21 ailments such as colds, sinus, hay fever, diabetes, etc. 22 23 The following will be deemed reasonable suspicion and may 24 provide a sufficient basis for requesting a drug test at the direction 25 of the Fire Chief or designee:

Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use. The 16 10 supervisor observes physical symptoms that could include 17 but 11 but, are not limited to to, glassy or bloodshot eyes, slurred 18 12 speech, poor motor coordination, or slow or poor reflex 19 13 responses different from what is usually displayed by the 20 14 employee or what is generally associated with common 21 15 ailments such as colds, sinus, hay fever, diabetes, etc. 22 23 17 The following will be deemed reasonable suspicion and may 24 provide 18 a sufficient basis for requesting a drug test at the direction 25 of the Fire 19 Police Chief or designee:

Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use. The 16 17 supervisor observes physical symptoms that could include 17 18 but are not limited to glassy or bloodshot eyes, slurred 18 19 speech, poor motor coordination, or slow or poor reflex 19 20 responses different from what is usually displayed by the 20 21 employee or what is generally associated with common 21 22 ailments such as colds, sinus, hay fever, diabetes, etc. 22 23 24 The following will be deemed reasonable suspicion and may 24 25 provide a sufficient basis for requesting a drug test at the direction 25 26 of the Fire Chief or designee:

Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use. The 16 20 supervisor observes physical symptoms that could include 17 but 21 but, are not limited to to, glassy or bloodshot eyes, slurred 18 22 speech, poor motor coordination, or slow or poor reflex 19 23 responses different from what is usually displayed by the 20 24 employee or what is generally associated with common 21 25 ailments such as colds, sinus, hay fever, diabetes, etc. 22 23 26 27 The following will be deemed reasonable suspicion and may 24 provide 28 a sufficient basis for requesting a drug test at the direction 25 of the Fire 29 Police Chief or designee:

Presence of the Physical Symptoms of Drug Use. The 16 22 supervisor observes physical symptoms that could include 17 but 23 but, are not limited to to, glassy or bloodshot eyes, slurred 18 24 speech, poor motor coordination, or slow or poor reflex 19 25 responses different from what is usually displayed by the 20 26 employee or what is generally associated with common 21 27 ailments such as colds, sinus, hay fever, diabetes, etc. 22 23 28 29 The following will be deemed reasonable suspicion and may 24 provide 30 a sufficient basis for requesting a drug test at the direction 25 of the Fire 31 Police Chief or designee: