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his/her private physician's report conflicts with the Fire Department's physician in terms of ability to <br />work at the employee's regular job, then the employee may request a medical examination by a third <br />physician mutually agreed upon by the employee and the Fire Department. The costs for the third <br />examination will be shared by the employee and the Fire Department. The decision of the third <br />physician concerning the ability of the employee to perform his/her duties shall be the basis for the <br />employee retuming to work. <br /> <br />27.2 Stress EKG Examination <br /> <br />The Department shall provide all employees over the age of 40 with a twelve-lead stress EKG <br />examination biannually. Effective 1995/96, one half of the eligible members will be tested. In <br />1996/1997, the second half of the eligible members will be tested. The cycle will continue thereafter. If <br />the test suggests the employee is immediately unsafe for fire suppression duties, the Fire Chief will be <br />notified. Otherwise, test results are confidential to the testing doctor, employee and as necessary, the <br />employees primary care physician. <br /> <br />27.3 Physical Fitness Program <br /> <br />A mandatory physical fitness program shall be provided to the employees by the Department as outlined <br />in Fire Department G.O. ( ) other than those areas covered under Stress EKG Examination stated above. <br /> <br />Section 28. Outside Employment <br /> <br />Employees who plan to engage in regular employment during his/her off duty time must notify the Fire <br />Chief of said employment. <br /> <br />No employee shall accept outside employment that places him/her in conflict with the Department. <br /> <br />No employee shall solicit outside employment while on duty for the Department nor use his/her <br />Department position as an aid or leverage to gain outside employment. <br /> <br />Section 29. Americans with Disabilities <br /> <br />The Department and the Union recognize that the Department has an obligation under law to meet with <br />individual employees who allege a need for reasonable accommodation in the work place because of a <br />disability. If by reason of the aforesaid requirement, the Department contemplates actions to provide <br />reasonable accommodation to an individual employee in compliance with the ADA which are in <br />potential conflict with any provision of this Memorandum of Understanding, the Union will be advised <br />of any such proposed accommodation and be afforded an opportunity to discuss same prior to <br />implementation by the Department. <br /> <br /> 31 <br /> <br /> <br />