Non - Fire Department Employees Sample Clauses

Non - Fire Department Employees. The Town agrees to pay 100% of the cost of the standard issue uniform rental for each eligible member of the Public Works Department. The Union agrees that employees are required to wear the current standard issue uniform unless otherwise determined by the supervisor. The standard issue uniform will include gloves, hardhat, 2 pairs safety-toed boots (1 pair summer non- insulated and 1 pair winter insulated), 1 pair rubber boots, raingear, safety glasses and safety vest, which shall be replaced on an as-needed basis as determined by the Town. All such equipment must be turned into the Town upon employment separation with the exception of the boots. In no event shall the Town reimburse more than $300 annually for safety-toed boots. Further, for the highway department, the uniform will include 11 pants, 11 shirts or tee-shirts, and 2 coats. For the transfer station the uniform will include 8 shirts, 8 pants, 2 sweatshirts or 2 coats or 1 of each at the employee’s choice, 2 knit winter hats and 2 baseball caps. Employees shall have the option of choosing between shirts and tee-shirts. Mutual agreement will be obtained prior to any change in this standard uniform issue. For employees choosing not to use a uniform cleaning service, the town agrees to provide those employees supplemental uniform items up to $150 per year, paid to a supplier. Such uniforms shall include only those articles of clothing determined to be suitable by the Department Head or Town Manager.
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