Maintenance Uniforms Sample Clauses

Maintenance Uniforms. The Authority will provide each maintenance department employee with an annual uniform voucher, for February 1, 2019, two hundred eighty dollars ($280.00) and for February 1, 2020, two hundred eighty dollars ($280.00), for purchasing uniforms, work shoes, and winter jackets. Uniform vouchers will be provided at system pick. No unused portion of an annual uniform voucher shall carry over from year to year. Employees will have two (2) years from the date of any uni- form change to replace outdated uniforms. All maintenance employees must wear the authorized uniform and shoes while on duty. All new maintenance employees will receive five (5) sets of uniforms, one pair of shoes, and a winter jacket at the Authority’s cost upon com- pletion of the probationary period.
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Maintenance Uniforms. The Board shall provide the uniforms for each maintenance employee. Annually, the Board shall provide five (5) new t-shirts and jeans to each Maintenance employee. As needed the shirts and jeans shall be replaced at the cost of the Board. Additionally, the Board shall provide a winter coat for each Maintenance employee. Maintenance employees shall be required to wear the Board provided uniform
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Maintenance Uniforms. The Company shall pay two hundred eighty dollars ($280.00) per maintenance employee, for the purchase of prescribed work clothes and/or safety shoes effective August 1, 2009. The Company shall pay an additional one hundred thirty five dollars ($135.00) for the purchase of safety shoes, effective July 1, of each year of this Agreement. Money may be utilized for the rental and/or maintenance of work clothes and safety shoes. If not used within twelve (12) months of the authorization day, the employee forfeits allowance. . Maintenance employees shall be allowed to purchase approved footwear from an outside vendor.
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Maintenance Uniforms. SECTION 1 The Authority shall provide a weekly supply of laundered uniforms for Maintenance employees. The Authority shall also, supply inclement weather gear and nitrile and latex gloves as Labor Management believes are appropriate. SECTION 2 The Authority will furnish an annual steel toe safety shoe allowance of $200.00 to all Maintenance bargaining unit employees. For current employees who have fulfilled their probationary period, the steel toe safety shoe allowance will be made available on October 1st of each contract year. For new employees and those employees still in their probationary period, the steel toe safety shoe allowance will be made available upon successful completion of the probationary period. Steel toe safety shoes are required to be worn while on duty. This allowance shall be paid on a reimbursement basis. An original receipt must support requests for reimbursement. Any Maintenance employee who resigns or is discharged from the Agency within ninety (90) days of receiving their shoe allowance will be required to reimburse the Agency the full amount of said reimbursement.
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Maintenance Uniforms. The Agency will furnish five (5) laundered uniforms per week to all employees in the Maintenance Seniority District who have completed their probationary period. It is understood that all uniforms shall bear a Union label, if available; if unavailable, “Made in USA” label is required. In the event uniforms are laundered in house, such work will be performed by Division 788 employees.
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Maintenance Uniforms. The Company will arrange to provide five sets of laundered coveralls per week to each maintenance employee. Ownership of the uniforms will be retained by the laundry service.
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Maintenance Uniforms. The Board shall provide the uniforms for each maintenance employee. This service will provide one (1) clean uniform per day.
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Maintenance Uniforms. 1. Maintenance personnel are to be provided with uniforms (one change per day, rented from a laundry service during the work year). 2. Employees furnished uniforms must be properly dressed in their uniforms while on duty. Uniforms are not to be worn off duty except when going to or from work. 3. The Board will provide to each Maintenance employee proper foul weather gear, to include rain jackets, rain boots, work gloves and other such items per current practice.
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Maintenance Uniforms. The District shall provide each full-time Maintenance Staff with: 1. Four (4) work garments per year, which will be required to be worn. 2. Cloth and rubber gloves which will be replaced on a turn-in system. 3. Coveralls, upon the recommendation of the Director of Facility Operations, for jobs which require them. The District will provide for the maintenance of the coveralls. 4. A safety yellow hooded garment with reflective striping and zip-front closure shall be issued every two (2) years for all Maintenance Staff.
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