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Devote the time, effort, skill and attention reasonably required in order to perform the duties required by your specific role in a manner consistent with the TLG Code of Conduct and any rules outlined by the School you volunteer at.
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Not wilfully damage any property of TLG or the property of other volunteers such as first aid kits, internet modems, or laptops. If damage occurs to TLG property, wilfully or accidentally, the volunteer will be liable to pay the cost to replace the damaged goods. The cost will be charged to the volunteer’s account after completion of the Rural Program.
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Not act as an agent, broker, shareholder, or otherwise engage in any business providing similar services to those supplied by TLG in such a manner that detriments TLG during the term of this agreement with TLG and for an 18-month period following its termination.
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Use any of TLG's brand, materials, intellectual property or any other property only for the purpose of your role and only with explicit permission in writing from the Chief Operating Officer of TLG. You are also barred from starting up any enterprise which competes with the activities of TLG.
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Promptly disclose and presently assign to TLG all existing and future Intellectual Property Rights in any materials generated, discovered, invented, improved or developed by the Volunteer in the course of their role, whether alone or with others and whether during school hours or otherwise.
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Provide TLG with their credit card details, whereupon the volunteer will be charged up to an amount of $50 or $100 for Coordinators and Tutors respectively, in the occasion of suspected violation of TLG’s Policy, Code of Conduct or Volunteer Agreement. The volunteer’s account may also be charged in the case where property is damaged by the volunteer, as stated in clause 2, or in cases of policy breaches, as stated in clause 20. In the circumstances of illness or extenuating circumstances, where appropriate evidence is provided and the cause in mention is deemed reasonably significant by TLG, the volunteer will not be charged. If it is deemed that the volunteer has violated TLG’s Policy, Code of Conduct, Volunteer Agreement or has damaged TLG property, the volunteer will be notified via email. The volunteer will then have 7 days to ensure they have sufficient funds in their account, or appeal the decision to the Chief Operating Officer.
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Provide TLG with the number of their concession SmartRider or be charged a $50 payment for the transport to and from the Rural Program which will be charged to the volunteer's credit card after the completion of the Rural Program. Any transport not arranged by the TLG Transport Officer will be at the volunteer’s expense and will not be covered by TLG insurance.
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Provide TLG with a copy of their valid Working with Children Check Card or a receipt for the application of a Working with Children Check. The Working with Children Check Card provided must be valid otherwise the volunteer is required to apply for a new one before being allowed to volunteer for TLG.
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Notify TLG if they cancel their Working with Children Check Card or their application for a Working with Children Check Card.
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Carry their Working with Children Check Card or a receipt for the application of one during any volunteering activities involving children or students.
Inform their emergency contact that in the case of an emergency preventing the volunteer from completing the Rural Program the emergency contact may be required to arrange transport, at their own expense, for the volunteer to return from the Rural Program.
Provide sleeping materials and clothing for the duration of the trip. TLG will provide a TLG t-shirt after the Volunteer has provided TLG with the details of their account. The Volunteer will not be charged for the first shirt. If the Volunteer chooses to purchase an additional TLG t-shirt, the Volunteer will be charged when TLG receives the Coordinator or Tutor Acceptance Agreement.
Refrain from taking photographs of any students at Schools participating in the Rural Program unless granted permission by the Chief Operating Officer and media release forms have been attained. Photographs of any student without a media release form signed by the student’s parent will not be stored or used by TLG or any representative of TLG, and may only be used by the school visited. Photographs taken of students whose parents have signed a media release form may also be used by TLG and its sponsors, for marketing/promotional purposes only.
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Act in a manner which displays an appropriate duty of care to any students or fellow volunteers which are under your care and supervision at that time, or towards any students which are temporarily in the absence of school staff.
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Attend compulsory training sessions mandated by TLG, unless an extenuating circumstance leave is granted.
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Wear proper protection from the sun while outside, including sunscreen lotion and sunhat, unless there is a medical direction otherwise.
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Provide TLG with accurate feedback or information related to the Rural Program following its conclusion if required and disclose any known breaches of Policy by fellow volunteers.
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Inform relevant TLG executives about breaches or suspected breaches of Policy by fellow volunteers, such as the Coordinator Support Manager or the Chief Operating Officer, immediately AND after the conclusion of the program in feedback surveys.
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Comply with any investigations concerning their behaviour or other volunteers who have been alleged to have violated the TLG Volunteer Agreement, Code of Conduct or Policies. If the volunteer refuses to cooperate with regards to allegations against them, they may be suspended from any future involvement with TLG.
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Comply with all of TLG's policies as stated in the Policy Manual. Any breaches of policy will result in a Level 1 warning, consequent breaches or those of a significant nature as determined by the relevant TLG executives will result in a Level 2 warning, and subsequent breaches may involve suspension of the volunteer from further involvement in TLG. TLG also reserves the right to suspend volunteers indefinitely from further involvement immediately if a serious policy breach is committed.