State-owned equipment/assets Sample Clauses

State-owned equipment/assets. Within the confines of restrictive budgets and the limited availability of equipment, in order to effectively perform assigned tasks, employees may be permitted to use XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY equipment at their telework/remote location with the approval of their supervisor for business purposes only. XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY provided equipment for the home is not an entitlement and will vary based upon the needs of a particular job or assignment. The equipment must be protected against damage and unauthorized use. The employee is responsible for transporting loaned equipment to/from Xxxxxx Xxxxx University for service and maintenance. All loaned equipment will be serviced and maintained by XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY. XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY-owned equipment should be noted in Section 4 of this agreement. Equipment provided by the employee will be at no cost to XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY and will be maintained by the employee. Neither the University nor the department will be liable for damages to an employee’s personal or real property during the course of performance of official duties, while using department equipment in the employee’s residence or from participation in the flexible work program. In the event that equipment is temporarily inoperable, the teleworker/remote worker will notify his/her supervisor immediately; the teleworker/remote worker and the supervisor are to reach an understanding of whether the teleworker/remote worker has other work assignments that can be completed without relying on the equipment or whether the teleworker is to report to the office. In the case of remote workers, alternate plans are to be agreed upon by the supervisor and remote worker. The employee must return University equipment upon the termination of the flexible work agreement in the same condition in which it was originally received, minus normal wear and tear. The employee is personally responsible for missing or damaged equipment.
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State-owned equipment/assets. Within the confines of restrictive budgets and the limited availability of equipment, in order to effectively perform assigned tasks, employees may be permitted to use XXXXXX XXXXX UNIVERSITY equipment at their telework/remote location with the approval of their supervisor for business purposes only. XXXXXX XXXXX
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