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UNC CHARLOTTE PERSONNEL
INFORMATION MEMORANDUM
PIM 18
DRUG FREE WORKPLACE -
Reporting Obligations
DATED: September 5, 1997
Category: Employee Relations/Compliance
Contact: Director of Employee Relations and Compliance – ext. 2804
University Policy Statement #87, Program to Prevent Use of Illegal Drugs and
Alcohol Abuse, was
distributed to all employees of the University in compliance with the Drug Free
Workplace Act of 1988. As part of the compliance requirements, the following
actions must be taken when an employee is convicted of any criminal drug offense
occurring in the workplace:
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The employee must cause the appropriate Vice Chancellor's office to be
informed no later than five (5) days of convictions.
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Disciplinary action and/or participation in a drug rehabilitation/education
program as a result of campus proceedings against the convicted employee must
commence within 30 days of notice of conviction.
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the event the convicted employee is paid from funds directly provided by a
federal grant, the granting agency must be notified by the University within
10 days of receiving notice of the employee's conviction.
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The Director of Employee Relations and Compliance, in the Human Resources
Department, is responsible for ensuring the actions in 2. and 3. above are
accomplished. Therefore, it is essential that the Director of Employee
Relations and Compliance, ext. 2804, be informed within 24 hours from the time
the appropriate Vice Chancellor is notified of a conviction.
The
Act stipulates that failure to comply with the requirements of 2. and 3. above
will subject the University to suspension of payments under the grant or
termination of the grant and possible debarment. |