Plainclothes Officers Sample Clauses

Plainclothes Officers. Plainclothes members will receive an annual clothing allowance of eleven hundred dollars ($1,100.00) effective January 1, 2009. Such sum to be prorated for members assigned to plainclothes more than thirty (30) calendar days but for less than one full year.
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Plainclothes Officers. The University will provide Plainclothes Officers an annual stipend of $530.00 for the purchase, replacement, and dry cleaning of clothing required in the performance of their duties. In addition, officers shall receive an allowance of $100.00 per year to defray the cost of shoes.‌
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Plainclothes Officers. Plainclothes police officers will receive an annual clothing allowance of seven hundred and dollars Such sum ($725.00 per year) to be prorated for officers assigned to plainclothes for less than one full year. The Board shall provide to each uniformed Police Officer sufficient cleaning vouchers which will permit the cleaning of four uniform trousers per month, the all season jacket shell liner on alternate months, and a uniform tunic every four months. Plainclothes Officers shall receive sufficient cleaning vouchers which will permit the cleaning of two business suit jackets and four business suit trousers per month and a top coat every four months. Any Police Officer (either uniformed or plainclothes) who has clothing soiled or damaged in the of duty, shall have his clothing cleaned or repaired or replaced at the cost of the Board. This section is not intended to cover normal wear or of clothes. All clothing allowances shall be paid in voucher form. The agrees that each Police Officer shall be entitled to be absent from duty for a maximum of three days with pay upon the death of an Officer's wife, husband, son, daughter, father, mother, sister, brother, grandfather, grandmother, father - in - law, mother-in-law, and such time not to affect annual leave accumulated time, Every female Police Officer shall be entitled to Maternity Leave in accordance with the terms of the Employment Standards Act, save as to the will be six months with seniority accrual plus six weeks without seniority accrual. A maximum of six weeks can be taken after the date of birth. Any Police Officer granted leave by the Chief and/or the Board, except in the case of secondments or as provided for in the Working Agreement, shall not accumulate seniority while on said leave. A member shall not lose any of their accumulated seniority while on such leave.
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Plainclothes Officers. Any officer covered by this Agreement required to work in civilian clothes shall receive a clothing allowance of six hundred dollars ($600.00) per contract year. Officers must obtain prior approval for the type of expenditure from the Chief of Police or his designee. In addition, newly assigned officers to the position of full-time investigator shall be provided with a holster, cuff case, and ammo pouch suitable for wearing with civilian clothing.
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