Common use of Boots Clause in Contracts

Boots. If an employee is required to wear a steel toed safety boot or particular type of shoe or boot as a condition of employment, an appropriate boot or shoe will be provided, maintained, and stored by the City and shall be worn solely for City work purposes. The City shall provide, at no cost to the employee, replacement boots or shoes as necessary, provided the replacement is required because of reasonable wear and tear and not due to negligence or mistreatment, the employee certifies that the boots or shoes were worn solely for City work purposes, and the employee surrenders the worn out boot or shoe to the City. The City shall be the sole determiner of what is the appropriate boot or shoe for the assignment and shall have the right to determine the make, model, price limit and vendor of all boot or shoe purchases. Additionally, boots purchased in accordance with this Article shall be considered required safety wear and employees are required to wear the boots. The City shall make equipment and supplies to clean and maintain boots available to employees covered under this section equipment and supplies to maintain boots. All boots, equipment and supplies shall be kept on the City’s premises during non-work hours.

Boots. If an employee is required to wear a steel toed safety boot or particular type of shoe or boot as a condition of employment, an appropriate boot or shoe will be provided, maintained, and stored by the City and shall be worn solely for City work purposes. The City shall provide, at no cost to the employee, replacement boots or shoes as necessary, provided the replacement is required because of reasonable wear and tear and not due to negligence or mistreatment, the employee certifies that the boots or shoes were worn solely for City work purposes, and the employee surrenders the worn out boot or shoe to the City. The City shall be the sole determiner of what is the appropriate boot or shoe for the assignment and shall have the right to determine the make, model, price limit and vendor of all boot or shoe purchases. Additionally, boots purchased in accordance with this Article shall be considered required safety wear and employees are required to wear the boots. The City shall make equipment and supplies to clean and maintain boots available to employees covered under this section equipment and supplies to maintain boots. All boots, equipment and supplies shall be kept on the City’s premises during non-work non‐work hours.