Right to Communication Sample Clauses
The Right to Communication clause establishes the parties' entitlement to exchange information and correspond regarding matters covered by the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the acceptable methods of communication, such as email, postal mail, or other agreed channels, and may specify requirements for notice periods or authorized representatives. Its core function is to ensure that both parties have a clear and reliable means to share important updates, requests, or notifications, thereby reducing misunderstandings and supporting effective contract administration.
Right to Communication. The Association shall have the right to post notices of activities and matters of Association concern on teacher bulletin boards. The Association shall have the use of the teacher mail boxes for communication to teachers.
Right to Communication. Each individual has the right to communicate freely and privately with other persons within the limitations imposed by service provider policy. Because the delivery of services can only be effective in a substance abuse free environment, close supervision of each individual’s communications and correspondence is necessary, particularly in the initial stages of treatment, and the service provider must therefore set reasonable rules for telephone, mail, and visitation rights, giving primary consideration to the well-being and safety of individuals, staff, and the community. It is the duty of the service provider to inform the individual and his or her family if the family is involved at the time of admission about the provider’s rules relating to communications and correspondence.