Corporate Apparel Program Sample Clauses

Corporate Apparel Program. 1. The City has established a Corporate Apparel Program which provides employees in the classifications listed in Exhibit C, working in the Public Utilities Department and the Facilities Division with corporate apparel consisting of ten (10) sets of pants and shirts and one (1) jacket to employees who have not previously been issued a jacket. Those employees in the Public Utilities Department, who receive a jacket, will become eligible to receive a replacement jacket after five (5) years from the date of issuance and only upon request will one be issued. If a jacket is damaged beyond repair before five (5) years is up, a replacement jacket can be requested. In all cases, employees will have to turn in the old jacket before receiving a replacement jacket. On an annual basis, the departments will provide two (2) additional sets of pants and shirts. Employees working in the Facilities Division will be permitted to replace required clothing with any combination of shirts or pants. During the term of this MOU the City in consultation with the Union, may expand this program to other departments. The City will meet with the Union to discuss implementation issues such as the classifications which participate, prior to any expansion of the program. 2. The Union will be given an opportunity to participate in and provide input into the selection of the style and color scheme of the uniforms. Employees will be allowed to choose their apparel from the approved style and color schemes which shall be determined by the departments with input from the Union and will include options of both long and short sleeve dress shirts, polo style shirts, poly/cotton and cotton men’s and women’s slacks, pleated slacks and (for specifically approved classes) shorts. Color options shall include a choice from at least three (3) basic colors for shirts and two (2) basic colors for pants and slacks. 3. Employees have the option of purchasing additional garments of the approved style and color at their own cost from the designated vendor(s). 4. Maintenance of corporate apparel will be the responsibility of the employee. 5. Employees in the classes listed in Exhibit C are required to wear approved corporate apparel in good condition at all times while at work. 6. Employees in classes not listed in Exhibit C will have the option of purchasing approved apparel at their own cost from the designated vendor(s). 7. For the Public Utilities Department, Water System Operations Division and Water Con...
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Corporate Apparel Program. During Fiscal year 1999, a Corporate Apparel Program was established which provides employees in the classifications listed in Exhibit E, work- ing in the Water Department, Metropolitan Wastewater Department and Facilities Maintenance Division of the Real Estate Assets Department with corporate apparel consisting of 10 sets of pants and shirts and one jacket to employees who have not been previously been issued a jacket. On an annual basis, the departments shall provide two additional sets of pants and shirts. During the term of this agreement the City in consultation with the Union, may expand this program to other departments. The City shall meet with Local 127 to discuss implementation issues such as the classifications which participate, prior to any expansion.

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