Self-Identification and Amnesty Period Sample Clauses

Self-Identification and Amnesty Period. A Bargaining Unit Member may self-identify a controlled substance and/or alcohol dependency/abuse problem at any time. Notification must be in person to the immediate supervisor prior to the announcement of the random testing scheduled for that day. Once a Bargaining Unit Member has self-identified s/he will immediately be placed on leave and will be referred to a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP). The SAP will prescribe a course of treatment for the Bargaining Unit Member. All available leave, per Article 14 of the Contract Agreement, may be used while complying with the course of treatment prescribed by the SAP. Bargaining Unit Members shall have sole financial responsibility for the cost of the services rendered by the SAP and prescribed course of treatment. The Bargaining Unit Member may return to work in a line of duty as determined by the SAP and will be subject to further testing at the District’s discretion and expense for a period not to exceed one (1) year after returning to work. Any Bargaining Unit Member who produces a follow-up positive alcohol or controlled substance test will be immediately suspended without pay pending action on a recommendation by the Superintendent for dismissal. The procedures in this Article shall be followed.
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