Common use of For Random Testing Clause in Contracts

For Random Testing. The term “Random Testing” means employees during their normal tour of duty, are subject to Random Drug/Alcohol Testing, effective after the employee education process (as stated above) is completed. The annual number of such random tests shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the members covered by the contract beginning April 1 (if testing commences later than April 30, the number of tests taken shall not exceed a pro-rated amount of 25% of the members). Such test shall be reasonably spread throughout the year. Member(s) notified of their selection for random/drug alcohol testing shall proceed immediately to the collection site. The City shall take into consideration the operational needs of the Division before directing an employee to commence to the testing facility. A member who is on a regularly scheduled V-Day, furlough Day, already absent due to illness or injury, on Compensatory Time Off (approved before the member was scheduled for testing) or under subpoena from a Court, shall be excused from testing, but will remain subject to future random testing. The testing process will begin within forty-eight (48) hours of the time the list of employees is provided to the City.

For Random Testing. The term “Random Testing” means employees during their normal tour of duty, are subject to Random Drug/Alcohol Testing, effective after the employee education process (as stated above) is completed. The annual number of such random tests shall not exceed twenty-five percent (25%) of the members covered by the contract beginning April 1 (if testing commences later than April 30, the number of tests taken shall not exceed a pro-rated amount of 25% of the members)) . Such test shall be reasonably spread throughout the year. Member(s) notified of their selection for random/drug alcohol testing shall proceed immediately to the collection site. The City shall take into consideration the operational needs of the Division Department before directing an employee to commence to the testing facility. A member who is on a regularly scheduled V-Day, furlough Day, already absent due to illness or injury, on Compensatory Time Off (approved before the member was scheduled for testing) or under subpoena from a Court, shall be excused from testing, but will remain subject to future random testing. The testing process will begin within forty-eight (48) hours of the time the list of employees is provided to the City.