Common use of Infectious Diseases Clause in Contracts

Infectious Diseases. The Employer shall provide the strongest feasible protection to employees from occupational transmission of bloodborne and airborne infectious diseases, including but not limited to Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, through the use of engineering controls, work practice controls, personal protective equipment, training and education and the development of a comprehensive bloodborne and airborne infectious disease program.

Infectious Diseases. The Employer shall provide the strongest feasible protection to employees from occupational transmission of bloodborne blood borne and airborne infectious diseases, including but not limited to Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, through the use of engineering controls, work practice controls, personal protective equipment, training and education and the development of a comprehensive bloodborne blood borne and airborne infectious disease program.

Infectious Diseases. The Employer shall provide the strongest feasible protection to employees from occupational transmission of bloodborne and airborne infectious diseases, including but not limited to Tuberculosis and HIV/HIV/ AIDS, through the use of engineering controls, work practice controls, personal protective equipment, training and education and the development of a comprehensive bloodborne and airborne infectious disease program.

Infectious Diseases. The Employer shall provide the strongest feasible protection to nurses employees from occupational transmission of bloodborne and airborne infectious diseases, including but not limited to Tuberculosis and HIV/HIV/ AIDS, through the use of engineering controls, work practice controls, personal protective equipment, training and education and the development of a comprehensive bloodborne blood borne and airborne infectious disease program.