On-Duty/On-Call Standby Use of Alcohol Sample Clauses

On-Duty/On-Call Standby Use of Alcohol. The admitted or witnessed On-Duty/On-Call Standby use or possession of alcohol on the City’s time or premises could result in disciplinary action up to and including suspension or termination of employment. Over the counter medicine with alcohol content is included in the definition of alcohol. The observation of the witness will be verified before any action is taken.
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