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Baycrest Volunteer Handbook 13 You can relax, enjoy complimentary coffee or tea, eat your food from home and chat with friends in our volunteer lounges located in the Volunteer Services Department or across from the creative arts store. Alternatively, stop by the employee lunchroom on the second floor by the Jacob Family Theatre at the Posluns Auditorium. You may store your lunch in the refrigerator provi ded. Please label your food. Sabbath (Shabbat) and festival holy days Baycrest is committed to enriching the lives of older adults. Practising Judaism is an important aspect of many clients' lives. As such, it is one of Baycrest's fundamental commitments to provide an environment attuned to and fully respectful of clients' and patients' religious needs. At the same time, the organization values the cultur al and religious diversity of its other clients and its employee community. All employees must be able to observe the holy days of their religion within reasonable parameters.

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