Initial Uniform Issue Sample Clauses

Initial Uniform Issue. An employee who is required by the City to wear regulation uniforms or equipment shall be furnished such uniforms at City expense. City emblem shall be visible at all times along with the employee name or City Identification.
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Initial Uniform Issue. A. Initial Issue: The following uniform items shall be provided to the Association member upon appointment. • Three (3) pants
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Initial Uniform Issue. An employee who is required by the City to wear regulation uniforms or equipment shall be furnished four (4) shirts annually and one (1) rain jacket and one (1) winter jacket as needed at City expense. The City will provide an annual stipend on or before January 31st in the amount of $300.00 as a taxable payment to all eligible employees for the purpose of purchasing required and approved uniform shoes and/or uniform apparel. Any City emblem on such uniform or clothing shall be visible at all times, along with the employee’s name or City identification.
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Initial Uniform Issue. New full-time tour and non-tour firefighters shall receive an initial uniform issue of five (5) shirts (long or short sleeve at employees request), one (1) sweat shirt, five (5) pants, five (5) t-shirts, two (2) badges, one (1) work coat with removable liner, one (1) belt, and one (1) pair of appropriate shoes/boots. No further uniform allowances shall be granted during the first year.
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Initial Uniform Issue. A. When a new employee is hired and brought on board, FEMA will provide the employee with an initial uniform allotment consisting of all required uniform items and accessories. B. If a current employee is promoted, he or she will get issued an initial uniform upgrade of items that have changed.
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Initial Uniform Issue. A. Initial Issue: The following uniform items shall be provided to the Association member upon appointment. • Three (3) pants • Two (2) short sleeve shirts • One (1) long sleeve shirt • One (1) pair of boots Lateral Police Officers shall only receive a new pair of boots if they can show that their current boots are unserviceable.
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Initial Uniform Issue a) The following items will be issued to all Employees initially at their time of hire, as per below. It is each Employee’s responsibility to maintain a uniform kit, in good condition, with all required components for their duties. 1 Job Shirt 1 Leather belt 3 Uniform Shirts with shoulder flashes (choice of short or long sleeve) 2 Sets of Epaulets and rank insignia appropriate to the rank achieved
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Initial Uniform Issue. A full uniform consisting of the following items of clothing will be issued to each Fire Fighter upon reclassification to the rank of 4th Class Fire Fighter: → 1 Tunic → 1 Burberry Coat → 1 Pair of Dress Shoes → 2 Uniform Pants (Summer and/or Winter) → 4 Uniform Shirts → 1 Storm Coat → l Pair of Galoshes → l Pair of Dress Gloves → 3 Uniform Ties → 1 Uniform Cap → 2 Fatigue Pants → 2 T-Shirts SS → 2 T-Shirts LS
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Initial Uniform Issue. In lieu of an initial uniform allowance payment at the time of hire, the Village agrees to provide each employee with an initial uniform issue at no additional cost to the employee. An employee hired after November 1 will not be eligible to receive the annual uniform allowance for the next fiscal year. An initial uniform issue shall include; one (1) metal nameplate, four (4) soft nameplates, soft badges, department patches, and reverse American flags, two (2) short-sleeve shirts, two (2) long-sleeve shirts, two (2) pair pants, two (2) polo shirts, two (2) job shirts, six (6) t-shirts, one (1) belt, one (1) pair boots, and one (1) winter coat.
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