Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing Sample Clauses

Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. (1) In the event of a non-suspicion-based post-accident testing situation, where the employee has advised the Employer of the issuance of a citation for a moving violation, but the Employer does not direct the employee to be tested immediately, but sends the employee for testing at some later time [during the thirty-two (32) hour period], the employee shall be paid for all time involved in testing, from the time the employee leaves home until the employee returns home after the test.
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. Employees subject to non-suspicion-based post-accident alcohol testing shall be limited to those employees subject to DOT alcohol testing, who are involved in an accident where there is:
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. Employees who test positive under non-suspicion based post-accident testing will be discharged from the Employer. An employee who is tested under this provision and tests negative shall be paid at the appropriate rate of pay for time they were delayed beyond the end of their workday due to testing. In the event the employee is not permitted at work because of waiting for test results, the employee shall be paid at the regular rate for such time if the test results are negative.
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. Employees who test positive under non-suspicion based post-accident testing will be discharged from MSA. An employee who is tested under this provision and tests negative shall be paid at the appropriate rate of pay for time they were delayed beyond the end of their workday due to testing. In the event the employee is not permitted at work because of waiting for test results, the employee shall be paid at the regular rate for such time if the test results are negative.
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. (1) DOT Post-Accident Testing Non-suspicion-based DOT post-accident testing is defined as urine drug testing as a result of an accident which meets the definition of an accident as outlined in the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. Urine drug testing will be required after accidents meeting the following conditions and drivers are required to remain readily available for testing for thirty-two (32) hours following the accident or until tested. Employees subject to non-suspicion-based post-accident drug testing shall be subject to DOT drug testing, who are involved in an accident where there is:
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. E.3.1 Non-suspicion-based post-accident testing is defined as DOT required testing as a result of an accident reportable to DOT when the driver is issued a citation for a moving traffic violation arising from the accident. DOT required testing shall be required after accidents under the above conditions and drivers shall be required to present themselves for such testing within thirty-two (32) hours after the accident or as otherwise required by DOT regulations. Post accident testing may be applied to both DOT and non DOT employees where the equipment of the Employer is involved in an accident.
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Non-Suspicion-Based Post-Accident Testing. Employees who test positive under non-suspicion based post-accident testing will be discharged from XX0X Xxxxxxx.
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