Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program Sample Clauses

Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The following shall apply to all employees: The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to cooperate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse.
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Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to co-operate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse. RENEWED THIS 12th DAY OF October , 2017 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 KOOTENAY MARKETS LTD. Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx, President MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING #5
Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to co-operate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse. This letter does not obligate the Employer to any financial payment or obligation. SIGNED THIS DAY OF , . Renewed this 20th day of April, 2010. Renewed this 22nd day of February, 2013. RENEWED THIS 10th DAY OF APRIL , 2016 . RENEWED THIS 11th DAY OF DECEMBER , 2018 . RENEWED THIS 25th DAY OF MARCH, 2022 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UFCW LOCAL 0000 XXX FOODS LTD. (IGA #25) Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxx Xxxxx, President Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Owner-Operator LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #2
Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to co-operate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse. SIGNED THIS 1ST DAY OF MAY , 1996 . RENEWED THIS 27TH DAY OF APRIL , 2009 . RENEWED THIS 3rd day of December, 2013. For the Union For the Employer Wm. (Xxx) Xxxxxx Executive Assistant to the President/Director UFCW Local 1518 LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #6‌
Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to co-operate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse. This letter does not obligate the Employer to any financial payment or obligation. SIGNED THIS DAY OF , . Renewed this 20th day of April, 2010. Renewed this 22nd day of February, 2013. RENEWED THIS 10th DAY OF APRIL , 2016 . RENEWED THIS 11th DAY OF DECEMBER , 2018 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UFCW LOCAL 0000 XXX FOODS LTD. (IGA #25) Xxx Xxxxx, President Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Owner-Operator LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #3 Clerk Cashiers Pilot Trial Project Effective SAR 2010, on a six (6) month pilot trial project basis, Clerk Cashiers at their option shall be able to face shelves within eyesight of the checkstand, and sweep the front sidewalk outside the exterior of the store. It is understood by the Employer that this shall not have a negative impact to General Clerks’ regular scheduled hours of work. At six (6) months, the parties agree to meet to determine whether this project shall continue or cease. If the parties are agreeable to continue, the project shall be extended by a further six (6) months. Any extension of this project beyond the twelve (12) months will be on a mutually agreed basis. The parties agree to continue this trial project on the same basis as described above, effective Ratification 2013. SIGNED THIS DAY OF , . Renewed this 22nd day of February, 2013. RENEWED THIS 10th DAY OF APRIL , 2016 . RENEWED THIS 11th DAY OF DECEMBER , 2018 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UFCW LOCAL 0000 XXX FOODS LTD. (IGA #25) Xxx Xxxxx, President Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Owner-Operator LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING #4
Drug and Alcohol Assistance Program. The Employer and the Union recognize that drug and alcohol abuse can have serious negative impact on both the Employer and the employee. The parties mutually agree to cooperate in resolving problems with drug and alcohol abuse with a view towards rehabilitating employees suffering from such abuse. SIGNED THIS 21ST DAY OF MARCH , 1996 . RENEWED THIS 15TH DAY OF FEBRUARY , 2011 . RENEWED THIS 27TH DAY OF MARCH, 2013 . RENEWED THIS 28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2017 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 DTZ CANADA INC. Xxxx Limpright President Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Director Labor Relations LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING Re: Lunch Room Facilities The Employer shall request that reasonable lunch room facilities will be available at the worksite for use by members of the bargaining unit. SIGNED THIS 15TH DAY OF FEBRUARY , 2011 . RENEWED THIS 27TH DAY OF MARCH, 2013 . RENEWED THIS 28TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2017 . FOR THE UNION FOR THE EMPLOYER UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 1518 DTZ CANADA INC.

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