– Officer Uniforms Sample Clauses

– Officer Uniforms. Section 21.1.1 The employer will provide uniforms and equipment to each full-time officer upon hire. Uniforms are considered any item of property issued by the employer to an employee for official use. Unless specifically noted, some items may be used, if serviceable. The following is a list of uniform and equipment items that the employer will supply:
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– Officer Uniforms. (1) Class-A uniform shirt, pants, tie, and tie bar. (1) Class-B uniform shirt, pants and jacket.
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– Officer Uniforms. Section 20.1.1 The employer will provide uniforms and equipment to each full-time officer upon hire. Uniforms are considered any item of property issued by the employer to an employee for official use. Unless specifically noted, some items may be used, if serviceable. The following is a list of uniform and equipment items that the employer will supply: • 5 Uniform pants • 5 Long-sleeve shirts • 5 Short-sleeve shirts • 1 Duty jacket • 1 Raincoat and cap cover • 1 Pair of shoes or boots (according to allowance) • 1 Uniform hat • 1 Uniform tie • 1 Hat badge • 2 Breast badges • 1 Name plate • 1 Gun belt • 1 Identification card • 1 Bullet resistant vest (replaced before expiration of vest) • Holster and ammunition (for department issue only) • 1 ASP baton • 1 ASP baton holder • 1 Pair of handcuffs • 1 Handcuff case • 1 Radio case • 1 Double magazine pouch • 1 Duty firearm Section 20.1.2 The employer will purchase or reimburse, on an as-needed basis, shoes, boots, or equipment at a cost not to exceed three hundred ($300) dollars annually. Employees wanting to up-grade the type of shoes, boots, or equipment must pay any additional cost. Section 20.1.3 Uniforms will be replaced upon reasonable request to the employer. Unserviceable items will be turned into the employer at the time the employee receives the new item. The employer will be responsible for maintaining records on each officer’s issued items. Section 20.1.4 The employee must obtain the employer’s approval before obtaining replacement items. Employee abuse of this benefit may be cause for disciplinary action.
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