Operator Uniforms. 3 x shirts per year 2 x pants per year 1 x tie per year New Drivers shall be issued an additional two (2) shirts on a one (1) time basis only. Replacement uniforms shall be provided to each active employee on the anniversary of their date of last hire or, if the employee fails to obtain this replacement uniform on time, the new replacement date will be the anniversary of the date on which the employee last received his / her replacement uniform. Winter parkas and spring jackets will be considered for replacement after the time period noted above. The above is subject to the employee having twelve months active consecutive service and replacement of a uniform or any part thereof shall be at the discretion of the Employer following inspection of the quality of the existing uniform or part thereof. If new uniform items are added to the list of mandatory items, the Employer shall provide such mandatory items. Optional pieces that have been approved by the Employer shall be paid for by the employee.
Operator Uniforms a) The Union and Management shall meet in January, prior to the commencement of the ordering of uniforms.
b) The employee must be measured by a tailor for the order to be placed. Both a male and a female tailor shall be available to take measurements. Measurements on file from previous orders are not sufficient. Uniforms must be picked up within three (3) weeks of being notified. Problems with fit must be reported to Transit Management within ten (10) days after pickup.
c) Fittings for uniform are to start February 15th and end on March 31st. Exceptions to these dates shall only be made for persons returning from extended periods of leave/absence.
Operator Uniforms. The employer shall furnish uniforms to all operators as follows: One (1) punch, one (1) punch case, one (1) utility cap or a six-dollar ($6.00) credit toward a captain-style hat, one (1) jacket, two (2) sweaters, five (5) shirts, five (5) pairs of pants (short or long, as requested by the employee) and eighty-five dollars ($85.00) per year shoe allowance, to be paid the first payday in July each year. If shorts are worn, designated socks must be worn by the employee when wearing shorts. Uniforms may be modified from time to time by the District, but only after it has received input from the affected staff, and the Division has been provided an opportunity to comment on same. The punch and case will be deleted from the uniform specifications at such time as the District installs same on each bus.
Operator Uniforms. The Union and Management shall meet in January, prior to the commencement of the ordering of uniforms. hu) The employee must be measured by a tailor for the order to be placed. Both a male and a female tailor shall be available to take measurements. Measurements on file from previous orders are not sufficient. Uniforms must be picked up within three (3) weeks of being notified. Problems with fit must be reported to Transit Management within ten (10) days after pickup.
Operator Uniforms. The City and the Contractor shall agree upon a standard uniform. Operators shall be in uniform at all times while in service or otherwise on duty. Contractor shall provide Operator uniforms to its employees. Contractor shall be responsible to ensure that Operators wear these uniforms and maintain a neat and clean appearance while on duty.
Operator Uniforms. A. Employees shall present a neat and clean appearance while on duty and shall wear uniforms of the type prescribed by the Authority.
B. New employees will be provided four (4) shirts and two (2) pair of pants at the time the employee is hired. Female employees shall have the option of selecting skirts in lieu of pants. Upon completion of the employee's probationary period the employee shall be provided one (1) additional pair of pants (or skirt), one (1) jacket or sweater, one
(1) cap, one (1) watchman’s hat, and one (1) additional shirt or belt (employee's choice) at no cost to the employee. Additional uniform items not considered as standard issue (i.e., long sleeve shirts, etc.) may be purchased with direct payment to the Authority or uniform vendor.
C. The beginning of each fiscal year, on October 1st, bus operators shall be entitled to receive a uniform allowance of one hundred eighty dollars ($180.00) for the purposes of replacing and maintaining an adequate allotment of uniforms for duty.
D. Employees who cannot be fitted by the Authority's uniform vendor shall be reimbursed for items purchased by the employee from another source; up to the dollar amount the Authority would pay its regular vendor not to exceed the annual uniform allowance allotment. Such purchases must be approved by the Chief Operating Officer, Director of Transportation or director’s designee prior to reimbursement.
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