Posting Rules Sample Clauses

The Posting Rules clause defines the standards and requirements for submitting content or communications on a platform or within a service. It typically outlines acceptable behavior, prohibited content, and the process for reviewing or removing posts that violate these rules. By establishing clear guidelines for user-generated content, this clause helps maintain a safe and respectful environment, prevents misuse, and provides a basis for moderating or taking action against inappropriate postings.
Posting Rules. The rules in regard to working conditions in the various sections of the Company, as outlined in Article IX, shall be posted in the sections of the Company affected, in conspicuous places, and these rules so posted shall be observed until changed by mutual agreement between the parties hereto or, in event of dispute, unless and until changed by arbitration in the manner herein before provided for.
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Posting Rules. The rules in regard to hours and working conditions as set forth herein will be posted in the respective substations, local offices, and crew headquarters to which they apply and the rules so posted will be observed until changed as provided for in this agreement.
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Posting Rules. (a) You may not post any Document to the System that contains: (i) URLs or links to web sites to advertise Your company or web site; (ii) copyrighted material (unless you own the copyright or have the owner's permission to post the copyrighted material); (iii) trade secrets (unless you own them or have the owner's permission to post them); (iv) material that infringes on or misappropriates any other intellectual property rights, or violates the privacy or publicity rights of others; (v) keywords or white text keywords (including any words embedded in the Document and hidden from the User); or (vi) any information that is not true, accurate and complete. (b) You may not use a Document(s) to: (i) impersonate another person, living or dead; or (ii) post false, inaccurate or misleading information, opinions or notices (commercial or otherwise) or chain letters.
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Posting Rules. (a) The rules in regard to hours and working conditions as set forth herein will be posted at convenient places on the job, and the rules so posted will be observed until changed as provided for in this agreement. (b) The Brotherhood will be permitted to use space on any available bulletin boards of the Company at locations where members of the Brotherhood are employed, under the terms of this agreement, for posting official notices of the Brotherhood to its membership. (c) The Company will post on each field crew bulletin board a copy of the current agreement and a copy of any mutually agreed upon interpretations, hereof, which has been put into writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of each party. The Brotherhood may post other pertinent information by mutual agreement. The Company does not guarantee against loss of any posted material.
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Posting Rules. (a) You may not post any Document to a Site that contains: (i) URLs or links to web sites other than to recruitment related pages on your company web site (to advertise your company or web site, see our Advertising Info page.); (ii) copyrighted material (unless you own the copyright or have the owner's permission to post the copyrighted material);
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Posting Rules. The rules in regard to hours and working conditions as set forth herein will be posted in the respective generating plants, to which they apply and the rules so posted will be observed until changed as provided for in this agreement.
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