Common use of Gear Insurance Clause in Contracts

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such gear and clothing up to a total of eight hundred dollars ($800.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all gear and clothing which he/she brings on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such gear and clothing up to a total of eight hundred dollars ($800.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all gear and clothing which he/she brings they bring on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such gear and clothing up to a total of eight six hundred dollars ($800.00600.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all gear and clothing which he/she brings on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such gear and clothing up to a total of eight twelve hundred dollars ($800.001,200.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all gear and clothing which he/she brings they bring on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such gear tools and clothing up to a total of eight five hundred dollars ($800.00500.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all gear tools and clothing which he/she brings on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fireoffire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such ofsuch gear and clothing up to a total of eight ofeight hundred dollars ($800.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all ofall gear and clothing which he/she brings they bring on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.

Gear Insurance. Where such accommodation is provided on land or water, the Employer, in case of fire, burglary or marine wreck (as defined by the Insurance Act) shall protect the value of such ofsuch gear and clothing up to a total of eight ofeight hundred dollars ($800.00), provided however, that each employee, when reporting for work, deposits with the Employer a complete list of all ofall gear and clothing which he/she brings they bring on the work site. Such list is to be updated once per year.