Departmental Clothing and Uniforms Sample Clauses

Departmental Clothing and Uniforms.  Gloves where necessary;  Rain gear; coveralls; coats for maintenance workers; shirts, shorts and bathing suits for pool attendants;  City approved footwear for pool attendants to a maximum of $80 per pair on an exchange basis, accompanied by a receipt;  Full-time and part-time: two replacement pairs per calendar year  Upon completion of probation, auxiliary employees will be eligible for one replacement pair per calendar year  Safety boots to pool attendants who work the shutdown period and require safety boots.  and/or any City uniforms as may be required.  RCMP Guards shall be provided:  Full-Time: Three shirts, two ties, and two pairs of pants, replacement when necessary.  Part-Time: Two shirts and one tie, replacement when necessary.
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Departmental Clothing and Uniforms. Gloves where necessary; • Rain gear; coveralls; coats for maintenance workers; shirts, shorts and bathing suits for pool attendants; • City approved footwear for pool attendants to a maximum of fifty dollars ($50) per pair on an exchange basis, accompanied by a receipt; ] Full-time: three (3) replacement pairs per calendar year ] Part-time: two (2) replacement pairs per calendar year ] Upon completion of probation, temporary employees will be eligible for two

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