Use of Surveillance Cameras Clause Samples

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Use of Surveillance Cameras. ‌ The Employer shall not be allowed to use surveillance cameras to monitor the work of Employees and no information obtained through the use of this equipment shall be used against Employees at any time unless such information constitutes evidence of fraud, theft, or any other criminal acts.
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Use of Surveillance Cameras. Camera recordings may be accessed, reviewed and preserved as the County deems necessary. However, recordings will not be used for yearly performance evaluations, unless disciplinary action has been imposed from evidence derived from a specific recording. The County may only review camera recordings for investigative purposes when they have an articulable basis for inquiry. In the event the County elects to review video as part of an investigation, the County shall notify the Federation and provide the Federation with an opportunity to view the video. In the event information revealed on camera raises concerns regarding employee conduct, the County will retain the recording and agrees to provide a copy of the recording to the Federation and the employee in advance of any pre-disciplinary meetings or interviews.
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Use of Surveillance Cameras. The Employer reserves the right to exercise any and every lawful method available when investigating 'losses' or for security, including, if necessary, the use of hidden or non-hidden surveillance cameras.
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Use of Surveillance Cameras. 1. It is agreed between the South Fork Education Association IEA-NEA and the South Fork School District (the Board) that surveillance devices may be installed in various areas of the school building to include teaching areas. It is further agreed that these surveillance devices shall be installed for the purpose of increasing security on all South Fork #14 school properties. 2. Teaching personnel shall be notified in writing by the Board/Administration at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the intent of the school Board/Administration's intent to install district owned surveillance devices in their respective teaching areas. 3. It is agreed and understood that these surveillance devices shall not be used to evaluate the performance of any personnel. Further, these surveillance devices shall not be viewed by anyone outside of the Board/Administration and or its agents unless legally bound to do so. 4. Additionally, as required under either the Illinois School Students Records Act or the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, the provisions of this Article shall not apply to video recordings of students that are used for the purposes of student discipline or to determine whether a student has committed an illegal act under state or federal law. 5. All provisions, except evaluation of the staff performance as stated in 3 above, of this Article shall not apply to video surveillance in any school buses or conveyances. Furthermore, the provisions except evaluation of staff performance as stated in 3 above, of this Article shall not apply to any video surveillance of the following areas generally considered to be public areas within the District’s school building: hallways, school building entryways, gymnasiums during extracurricular events after regular school hours, parking lots, and any outdoor areas. The South Fork Education Association IEA-NEA does not consent to the use of audio attached to any video under any circumstances. SFEA-IEA-NEA refers to the Illinois Eavesdropping Statue, 720 ILCS 5/14-1 t. seq.
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Use of Surveillance Cameras. The employer reserves the right to exercise any and every lawful method available when investigating “losses”, including, if necessary, the use of hidden or non-hidden surveillance cameras.
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Use of Surveillance Cameras. 14.8.1 14.20.1 In accordance with Education code section 51512, the District, or any third-party employed by the District, may not place any electronic listening or recording device (including surveillance cameras) in any classrooms, bathrooms, locker rooms, dressing rooms, or dedicated employee break rooms at a school site or facility. 14.8.1.a 14.20.1.a The following applies to the use of surveillance cameras at school site areas outside of a classroom. 14.8.1.b 14.20.1.b The District, or any third-party employed by the District, will not use security cameras to make audio recordings on school sites. 14.8.1.c 14.20.1.c When the District, or any third-party employed by the District, installs permanent security cameras at a school site or facility, the District shall post a sign at the site or facility to notify students, staff, and the public that video surveillance may occur. 14.8.1.d 14.20.1.d The District shall notify CVE annually as to the location of all placed security cameras The District shall provide CVE with an annual notification detailing the location of all security cameras installed at each school site. This notification shall include a comprehensive list and map indicating the placement of security cameras at each individual site. 14.8.1.e 14.20.1.e Surveillance cameras shall not be used as de-facto time clocks. 14.8.1.f 14.20.1.f Surveillance cameras shall not be used in any observation/evaluation. 14.8.1.g 14.20.1.g Information gathered from surveillance cameras may only be utilized to enact employee discipline when there is alleged criminal activity, child abuse, or intentional misconduct endangering staff and/or students. Furthermore, the District, and any third-party employed by the District, affirms that it will not use security cameras for any purpose or in any manner in violation of Education Code 51512.
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