Clean Work Place Clause Samples

The Clean Work Place clause establishes requirements for maintaining a tidy, organized, and safe working environment. It typically obligates employees or contractors to keep their work areas free from clutter, debris, and hazards, and may specify standards for cleanliness or regular inspections. By setting clear expectations for workplace hygiene and orderliness, this clause helps prevent accidents, promotes efficiency, and ensures compliance with health and safety regulations.
Clean Work Place. The Company will maintain a clean work place. The methods and scheduling of cleaning operations, and the equipment to be used or installed, will be the responsibility of the Company to decide and implement. The daily housekeeping of the warehouse and dock areas will be performed, by bargaining unit members. The Company will maintain the use of white non-marking tires on the drive wheels of its lift truck equipment. The use of forklift equipment that does not have non-marking tires on its drive wheels will cease. If the Company receives a direction to cease use from a Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ it will immediately comply with the direction. No employee will be discharged, penalized, coerced, intimidated or disciplined, or suffer a loss of pay for his refusal to operate a forklift truck that has not been so modified. This provision exempts fork lift equipment temporarily loaned to the Company during the servicing of its equipment. Certification of Reported Illness as Reason for Absence: Should the Provincial health expenses coverage cease to pay the physician’s fee for a note verifying the employee’s claim of having been ill, as may be required by the Company, at any time during the term of this Agreement, the Company shall pay the physician’s fee.
Clean Work Place. The Company will maintain a clean work place. The methods and scheduling of cleaning operations, and the equipment to be used or installed, will be the responsibility of the Company to decide and implement. The daily housekeeping of the warehouse and dock areas will be performed, by bargaining unit members. The Company will maintain the use of white non-marking tires on the drive wheels of its lift truck equipment. The use of forklift equipment that does not have non-marking tires on its drive wheels will cease. If the Company receives a direction to cease use from a Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ it will immediately comply with the direction. No employee will be discharged, penalized, coerced, intimidated or disciplined, or suffer a loss of pay for his refusal to operate a forklift truck that has not been so modified. This provision exempts fork lift equipment temporarily loaned to the Company during the servicing of its equipment.
Clean Work Place. The Company will maintain a clean work place. The methods and scheduling of cleaning operations, and the equipment to be used or installed, will be the responsibility of the Company to decide and implement. The daily housekeeping of the warehouse and dock areas will be performed, by bargaining unit members. The Company will maintain the use of white non-marking tires on the drive wheels of its lift truck equipment. The use of forklift equipment that does not have non-marking tires on its drive wheels will cease. If the Company receives a direction to cease use from a Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ it will immediately comply with the direction. No employee will be discharged, penalized, coerced, intimidated or disciplined, or suffer a loss of pay for his refusal to operate a forklift truck that has not been so modified. Certification of Reported Illness as Reason for Absence: Should the Provincial health expenses coverage cease to pay the physician’s fee for a note verifying the employee’s claim of having been ill, as may be required by the Company, at any time during the term of this Agreement, the Company shall pay the physician’s fee.

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