Common use of Grounds for Immediate Termination Clause in Contracts

Grounds for Immediate Termination. Engaging in the following conduct shall be grounds for immediate termination, although the Employer, in its discretion, may choose to impose different discipline, including referral to the MAP/EAP. • Using, possessing, manufacturing, distributing or selling illegal drugs on all properties which the Company owns, leases or is under contract to use, on Company business, in Company- supplied vehicles or vehicles being used for Company business or during working hours; • Possessing and/or storing unsealed containers of alcohol on Company property, in a Company-supplied vehicle or vehicle used for Company business or while on Company business; • Operation of any machinery or equipment, including automobiles, while under the influence of illegal drugs or having a BAC of .04% or above in any test following the operation of such machinery, equipment, or vehicle; • Refusing to cooperate fully in any aspect of the testing process or related procedures, as defined under Section 1, above;

Grounds for Immediate Termination. Engaging in the following conduct shall be grounds for immediate termination, although the Employer, in its discretion, may choose to impose different discipline, including referral to the MAP/EAP. • Using, possessing, manufacturing, distributing or selling illegal drugs on all properties which the Company owns, leases or is under contract to use, on Company business, in Company- Company-supplied vehicles or vehicles being used for Company business or during working hours; • Possessing and/or storing unsealed containers of alcohol on Company property, in a Company-supplied vehicle or vehicle used for Company business or while on Company business; • Operation of any machinery or equipment, including automobiles, while under the influence of illegal drugs or having a BAC of .04% or above in any test following the operation of such machinery, equipment, or vehicle; • Refusing to cooperate fully in any aspect of the testing process or related procedures, as defined under Section 1, above;