WORKING AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT Clause Samples

WORKING AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. 1. The Board and the Local agree that in all but exceptional circumstances all indoor school activities shall be conducted in facilities that are clean and where temperature, ventilation, lighting, humidity, sound level, and other physical conditions are hygienic and conducive to effective working and learning. 2. Where a teacher has a concern in this area, they will report that concern to the appropriate Principal or Vice Principal who will attempt to resolve the matter in the shortest reasonable time. Where the matter is not resolved to the satisfaction of the teacher, they shall have the right to ask the Local to take the concern to the Health and Safety Committee.
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WORKING AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT. 1. The Board and the Local agree that in all but exceptional circumstances classes shall be conducted in facilities that are clean and where temperature, ventilation, lighting, humidity, sound level, and other physical conditions are hygienic and conducive to effective learning.
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