CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. (a) Employees required by the Employer to wear uniforms will be supplied with an adequate number of uniforms appropriate to the occupation free of cost to Employees. Such items are to remain the property of the Employer and be laundered and maintained by such Employer free of cost to the Employee.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. Section 1. The City shall provide and replace uniforms for employees where uniforms are currently required. However, this Section does not constitute a uniform allowance; rather uniforms are furnished by the City.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. Uniform and all equipment will be the subject of continuing study by the Clothing and Equipment Committee. Where the Board or the Service intends to purchase new items of uniform issue or protective equipment for Uniform or Civilian members, or provide existing items of uniform issue or protective equipment to members who have not previously received it, the proposed purchase or issuance shall be discussed at the Clothing and Equipment Committee prior to the proposed purchase. Where the Board, acting upon the recommendation of the Chief of Police, intends to approve a clothing or equipment purchase which is different from the recommendation of the Clothing and Equipment Committee, then the Association shall be provided with an opportunity to send written submissions to the Board prior to the Board meeting where the Board approves the clothing and equipment purchase. The Association must provide any written submissions it intends to make to the Board within three days of being advised by the Board.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. Any and all items of apparel or equipment which are required of any sworn member of the Cincinnati Police Department in the performance of his or her duty shall be provided, free of charge, by the City, except socks, underwear, foundation garments, trouser belts, shoes and gloves.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. Section 17.1 All sworn members of the Cincinnati Fire Department shall receive from the City, without cost, their first official uniforms and equipment, including but not limited to recruit uniforms, dress uniforms, four (4) sets of fatigue uniforms, articles of PPE, one (1) reflective rain coat and one (1) fatigue jacket with liner. Upon leaving the Cincinnati Fire Department, personal official equipment, except as provided below, shall be returned to the Cincinnati Fire Department. Members leaving the Fire Department due to disability or length of service retirement shall be given a retiree ID card, their badge and helmet at no cost to them. Those assigned a service weapon at that time shall have the option to purchase said weapon for one dollar ($1.00).
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. The Board shall supply each uniform member with such clothing and equipment as are deemed necessary for the performance of duty.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. 18.01 Printing Section Staff, Stockkeepers, Stockkeeper Coordinator(s), Lab Technicians, Dental Staff and the Courier shall be provided with two (2) smocks and/or uniforms. Building Maintenance Staff and Social Housing Custodial and Maintenance Staff will be provided with five (5) uniforms upon hire. The above will be replaced as necessary. Such equipment will remain the property of the Region.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. (i) The parties agree that uniform and equipment items must be returned to the Employer upon the cessation of Employment no later than the last day of employment or as otherwise specified by the Employer.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. The Employer will furnish special wearing apparel such as rain hats, coats and boots to protect the Employee when working in inclement weather or adverse conditions. The Employer will also furnish safety equipment such as safety hats, safety goggles, respirators and protective masks and slip- over boots for all Employees working in concrete. It is agreed and understood that the Employer will be permitted to charge any Employee for such wearing apparel and safety equipment should the Employee fail to return any item issued to him. Any Employee required to work in hazardous environments will be provided all equipment that is required, including gloves.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT. Section 17.1 Members leaving the Fire Department due to disability, death or length of service retirement shall be given a retiree ID card, their badge and helmet at no cost to them. Those assigned a service weapon at that time shall have the option to purchase said weapon for one dollar ($1.00).
