Common use of Painting of Vehicle Clause in Contracts

Painting of Vehicle. (a) In the event the Company for any reason, decides to change the Company colours or require an Owner Operator to paint his/her vehicle, the Company shall bear the full cost of prep work, body work and repainting all of the Owner Operators' vehicles where required. (b) Body work for purposes of this article will be defined as any damage repair to the vehicle body, fenders, bumpers, doors, roofs, vehicle floors, chassis, etc. (c) Prep work for the purposes of this article will be defined as the required sanding and preparation of the vehicle parts to be painted. (d) Prep work for linehaul tractors shall include removal and installation of exterior parts and door jams if required. (e) The Union acknowledges that the Company may deem to the determination that a particular truck is an eye sore and detrimental to the image of the Company. Where this occurs, the Company may require an Owner Operator to correct or repair, to the point of painting his/her truck at the expense of the Owner Operator. The parties agree that where there is a dispute with respect to the application of the term eye sore, the Owner Operator may file a grievance and have the matter resolved vis a vis the grievance procedure.

Painting of Vehicle. (a) In the event the Company for any reason, decides to change the Company colours or require an Owner Operator to paint his/her vehicle, the Company shall bear the full cost of prep work, body work and repainting all of the Owner Operators' vehicles where required. (b) Body work for purposes of this article will be defined as any damage repair to the vehicle body, fenders, bumpers, doors, roofs, vehicle floors, chassis, etc. (c) Prep work for the purposes of this article will be defined as the required sanding and preparation of the vehicle parts to be painted. (d) Prep work for linehaul tractors shall include removal and installation of exterior parts and door jams if required. (e) The Union acknowledges that the Company may deem to the determination determinate that a particular truck is an eye sore and detrimental to the image of the Company. Where this occurs, the Company may require an Owner Operator to correct or repair, to the point of painting his/her truck at the expense of the Owner Operator. The parties agree that where there is a dispute with respect to the application of the term eye sore, the Owner Operator may file a grievance and have the matter resolved vis a vis the grievance procedure.

Painting of Vehicle. (a) In the event the Company for any reason, decides to change the Company colours or require an Owner Operator to paint his/her vehicle, the Company shall bear the full cost of prep work, body work and repainting all of the Owner Operators' vehicles where required. (b) Body work for purposes of this article will be defined as any damage repair to the vehicle body, fenders, bumpers, doors, roofs, vehicle floors, chassis, etc. (c) Prep work for the purposes of this article will be defined as the required sanding and preparation of the vehicle parts to be painted. (d) Prep work for linehaul tractors shall include removal and installation of exterior parts and door jams if required. (e) The Union acknowledges that the Company may deem to the determination determine that a particular truck is an eye sore eyesore and detrimental to the image of the Company. Where this occurs, the Company may require an Owner Operator to correct or repair, repair to the point of painting his/her truck at the expense of the Owner Operator. The parties agree that where there is a dispute with respect to the application of the term eye sore, eyesore the Owner Operator may file a grievance and have the matter resolved vis a vis the grievance procedure.