Under the Influence. The term under the influence of controlled substances including marijuana or alcoholic intoxicants covers not only all the well-known and easily recognized conditions and degrees of impairment and intoxication, but any perceptible abnormal mental or physical condition which is the result of indulging to any degree in controlled substances, marijuana or alcoholic intoxicants which perceptibly tend to deprive the use of that clearness of intellect and control the employee would otherwise possess.
Under the Influence. Any employee of the district or applicant for employment with the district who has any alcohol or illegal chemical substance or the metabolites thereof present in the body in any amount which is considered to be “positive” for such alcohol or drug or drug metabolites, using any scientifically substantiated drug-use screen test and drug-use confirm test.
Under the Influence. Any condition where alcohol or drugs has so far affected the nervous system, brain or muscles of an individual as to impair, to an appreciable degree, his/her ability to operate and/or function in the matter that an ordinary, prudent and cautious person, in full possession of their faculties, using reasonable care, would operate or function under like conditions.
Under the Influence. Reporting to work under the influence of drugs, alcohol, any intoxicants, any controlled substance as defined by law is prohibited. An employee is considered to be under the influence if a prohibited substance is present in the body at or beyond the agreed upon threshold limits as provided by the Department of Transportation. For those substances not covered by the Department of Transportation Regulations, an employee will be considered “under the influence” if the prohibited substance is present in the body. The CITY may also consider other evidence in determining whether an employee is “under the influence,” including but not limited to review by the CITY’s Medical Review Officer.
Under the Influence. Any employee reasonably believed to be under the influence of any illegal drug, alcohol, or unauthorized substance shall not be allowed to perform their job while in that condition, and shall be subject to chemical testing. Employees found in such condition shall be subject to corrective action, up to and including termination. Refusal to submit a sample for chemical testing will result in termination.
Under the Influence. “Under the influence” for the purposes of this policy refers to the presence of the metabolite of the controlled substance in the urine product at levels above the cutoff described in this policy.
Under the Influence. Having the presence of a drug or alcohol at or above the level of a positive test result.
Under the Influence. 1) An individual is considered to be "under the influence of intoxicants" when the individual's blood alcohol content exceeds .03% and for the purposes of this Article a test result with a blood alcohol content exceeding .03% is considered a positive test.
Under the Influence. The existence of alcohol or of an illegal drug in the bloodstream. Prohibited Conduct Students shall not at any time during the season use, possess, sell, distribute, or be under the influence of any illegal drug, anabolic steroid, or alcohol while a member of any school sponsored athletic team or activity. Consent Form To try-out for or to participate in any school-sponsored athletic competition or activity, the student must read this policy and sign consent forms by which the student agrees that as a condition of participation in athletics or activities, he/she will be eligible for the drug and alcohol testing program outlined in the procedure for the duration of their high school career. These consent forms must also be signed by the parents or guardians in advance of the try-outs for a specific sport or the joining of an activity. The consent forms will be valid for the current school year, including the following summer, and must be renewed annually.
Under the Influence. “Under the influence” is defined as a condition arising from using a substance, which may limit an employee’s ability to safely and efficiently perform a job or duties, or may pose a threat to the safety of the employee or others, and it shall be determined by the presence of a substance in an employee’s system as measured by a substance test in accordance with the terms of this Policy