Laptops Left at Home Sample Clauses

The "Laptops Left at Home" clause establishes the rules and responsibilities regarding company-issued laptops that employees leave at their residences rather than bringing to the workplace. Typically, this clause outlines whether employees are permitted to keep laptops at home, any security measures they must follow, and the procedures for reporting loss or damage that occurs while the device is offsite. Its core function is to clarify liability and set expectations for safeguarding company property, thereby reducing the risk of data breaches or equipment loss when devices are not on company premises.
Laptops Left at Home. If students leave their laptop at home, they must immediately make arrangements to retrieve the laptop before the school day begins. Repeat violations of this policy will result in disciplinary action.
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Laptops Left at Home. If a student leaves her laptop at home, she must immediately notify her parents to bring the laptop to school. Loaner laptops will not be available for laptops left at home. Work may be printed from the student’s Google Drive or from a USB drive on another school computer with permission from the student’s teacher if the work is due before the laptop is delivered.
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