Maintenance Clothing Sample Clauses

Maintenance Clothing. A. On or about May 1st of each year the AUTHORITY will supply each maintenance employee with two pairs of work pants, two work shirts, two coveralls and six tee shirts. On or about October 1st of each year the AUTHORITY will supply each maintenance employee with two pairs of work pants, two work shirts, two insulated coveralls and two pairs of winter gloves.
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Maintenance Clothing. The District will provide a pool of up to $1,200 (up to $300 per employee) annually to be used by maintenance and grounds employees to replace boots, coats, and/or rain gear. In addition, the District will annually provide five (5) shirts for maintenance and grounds employees. All clothing and boots must meet Labor and Industry recommendations. Employees will have input into the selected items and may choose from selected items in each category from District identified vendors. Boots will have an ASTM rating but do not have to be puncture proof.
Maintenance Clothing. All Maintenance employees shall be supplied, at the Commission’s expense, with two (2) pairs of coveralls or shop coats, three (3) pants, and five (5) shirts per week, with one (1) additional spare for each of the above. The Commission shall supply all Maintenance employees with winter parkas, once every two (2) years. All Maintenance employees shall receive a boot allowance of $150.00 per year in value. The employer shall set up a voucher program for its employees in the Maintenance Department to purchase the boots with a retailer to be determined by the employer. Suitable rain gear shall be made available to personnel when they are required to work outside in inclement weather.

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