Issue Clothing Sample Clauses

Issue Clothing. Uniform Clothing Effective with the 2007 Clothing issue, uniform clothing shall be provided without cost to Operators, Station Collectors and TCT Clerks provided they remain in the service of the Commission. The initial standard uniform issue for new Operators, Collectors and TCT Clerks shall consist of, and be issued, as follows: • One standard uniform suit consisting of one blazer and three pairs of trousers; • Six uniform shirts short (S 600) or long (S 900) sleeves, a maximum of two uniform shirts may be substituted by two “golf” shirts (i.e. four uniform shirts and two golf shirts); • Four clip-on or regular ties; • One sweater or vest; • One parka;* • One topcoat or windbreaker; • One spring/summer cap; • One fur winter cap; • Two baseball caps; * The Commission will provide parkas to Operators similar to those provided to Supervisors. After the initial standard uniform issue, Operators, Station Collec- tors and TCT Clerks will receive 600 points every two years and will use these points to select replacement uniform clothing from the following chart. Clothing Item Conditions Number of Units Point Value Total Point Value (maximum available points = 600) Trousers 3 units are mandatory every entitlement period 1 60 Shirts 4 units are mandatory every entitlement period 1 20 Golf Shirts None 20 3 Ties or Floppy bows 3 units are mandatory every entitlement period 3 10 Blazer None 1 140 Shorts Order includes 3 pairs of socks 1 60 Sweater None 0 00 Xxxx Xxxx 0 00 00 Topcoat None 1 90 Parka None 1 80 Windbreaker None 1 40 Spring / Summer cap None 1 30 Winter fur cap None 1 20 Baseball cap/toque Any combina- tion totalling 4 units 4 20 Wheel-Trans Pants 3 units are mandatory every entitlement period (this item is only available to Wheel-Trans Operators) 1 50 Socks None 3 10 Total Points 600
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Issue Clothing. 69 28 Lay Off, Job Security & Recall Policy................... 63 24 Leave of Absence................................................... 59 21
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Issue Clothing. Uniform Clothing Uniform clothing shall be provided without cost to Operators, Sta- tion Collectors and Subway Suppliers provided they remain in the service of the Commission. The standard uniform shall consist of, and be issued, as follows: 1 standard uniform suit consisting of one (1) tunic and three (3) pairs of trousers every two (2) years. (Note: Employees have the option of selecting one (1) tunic, two (2) pairs of trousers and one (1) pair of shorts with three (3) pairs of socks every two (2) years.) 1 Cap or Sleeveless Pullover or Long Sleeve Pullover or Winter Cap every 2 years (Note: Wheel-Trans Operators have option of 1 Rainwear or Winter Cap every 2 years in addition to the Spring and Summer Cap and Pullover option)
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Issue Clothing. 56 28 Lay Off, Job Security & Recall Policy........... 52 24 Leave of Absence ............................ 48 21 Long Term Disability Benefit .................. 46 18 Lunchrooms ................................ 65 31 Management and Discipline ................... 19 8
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Issue Clothing. 59 28 Lay Off, Job Security & Recall Policy ................... 54 24 Leave of Absence................................................... 50 21 Long Term Disability Benefit ................................ 49 18 Lunchrooms ........................................................... 68 31 Management and Discipline................................... 21 8 Non-Discrimination................................................ 71 34 Pay-Direct Deposit ................................................. 32 11 Pensions ................................................................. 43 15 Present Working Conditions .................................. 17 3 Probationary Period................................................ 52 22 Purpose of Provisions............................................. 17 1 Page Section Reinstatement of Employees’ Representatives .................................................. 18 5 Report Allowances (Accident, Incident, Pay Shortage)................... 58 25 Safety Footwear ..................................................... 66 29 Shift Premium ........................................................ 33 12 Sickness ................................................................. 46 18 Statutory and Designated Holidays ........................ 37 14 Technological Change............................................ 54 23 Termination and Amendment................................. 72 35 Tuition Aid............................................................. 68 32 Vacations................................................................ 33 13 ARTICLE II — PROVISIONS? APPLICABLE TO UNIFORMED? EMPLOYEES IN THE? TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT Acting Inspectors ................................................... 86 19 Bonuses and Allowances — Crew Value, Guarantee of ............................. 77 3 (5) — Extra and Uncrewed Runs............................. 76 3 (2) — Reporting & Signing-In Allowance............... 76 3 (1) — Reportpersons, Daily Guarantee to................ 77 3 (3) — Reportpersons, Waiting Time Allowance for............................................ 77 3 (4) — Spread Allowances and Limits ...................... 78 3 (6) — Work at Other than Home Division............... 79 3 (7) Combined Operating and Yard Work..................... 83 13 Compressed Work Week Crews............................. 79 3 (6) Day’s Work and Week’s Work .............................. 82 9 Definition ............................................................
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Issue Clothing. Uniform Clothing Uniform clothing shall be provided without cost to Operators, Sta- tion Collectors and Subway Suppliers provided they remain in the service of the Commission. The standard uniform shall consist of, and be issued, as follows: 1 standard uniform suit consisting of one (1) tunic and three (3) pairs of trousers every two (2) years. (Note: Employees have the option of selecting one (1) tunic, two (2) pairs of trousers and one
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Issue Clothing a) All employees will be provided an initial uniform issue, as per below. This ensures the appropriate issue for each employee and that deportment be maintained to a standard acceptable to the Employer. It is each employee’s responsibility to maintain a uniform kit, in good condition, with all required components for their duties.
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