Common use of Video Display Terminals Clause in Contracts

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a) When a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist of the employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, after six (6) months, a further test and annually thereafter if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, the Employer shall grant leave of absence with pay. (b) Employees who are required to operate VDTs on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day to be scheduled by agreement. (c) (i) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes.

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a1) When on a routine basis a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist optometrist of the employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, and after six (6) months, a further test test, and annually thereafter thereafter, if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, requested the Employer shall grant leave of absence with paypay for this purpose. (b2) Employees who are required to operate VDTs VDT's on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day workday, to be scheduled by mutual agreement. (c3) (i) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals VDT's which use cathode ray tubes.

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a) When a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist optometrist of the employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, and after six (6) months, a further test and annually thereafter if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, the Employer shall grant leave of absence with pay. (b) Employees who are required to operate VDTs on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day to be scheduled by agreementagreement at the local level. (c) (i1) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes.

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a) When a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist optometrist of the employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, and after six (6) months, a further test and annually thereafter if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, the Employer shall grant leave of absence with pay. (b) Employees who are required to operate VDTs on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day to be scheduled by agreementagreement at the local level. (c) (i) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes.

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a) When a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist of the employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, after six (6) months, a further test and annually thereafter if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, the Employer shall grant leave of absence with pay. (b) Employees who are required to operate VDTs VDT's on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day to be scheduled by agreementagreement at the local level. (c) (i) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes.

Video Display Terminals. When employees are required to monitor video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes, then: (a) When a majority of an employee's daily work time requires monitoring such video display terminals, such employees shall have their eyes examined by an ophthalmologist optometrist of the an employee's choice at the nearest community where medical facilities are available prior to initial assignment to VDT equipment and, and after six (6) months, a further test and annually thereafter if requested. The examination shall be at the Employer's expense where costs are not covered by insurance. Where requested, the Employer shall grant leave of absence with pay. (b) Employees who are required to operate VDTs VDT's on a continuous basis shall be entitled to two (2) additional ten (10) minute rest breaks per work day to be scheduled by agreementagreement at the local level. (c) (i1) Pregnant employees shall have the option not to continue monitoring video display terminals which use cathode ray tubes.