Replacement of Damaged Clothing Sample Clauses

Replacement of Damaged Clothing. The Employer agrees to replace the clothing of any employee which is damaged as a result of the employees’ duties, excluding ordinary wear and tear. Such incident shall be documented to the employee’s immediate supervisor.

Replacement of Damaged Clothing. ‌ The Employer agrees to replace the clothing of any officer when such clothing is damaged during the performance of an officer’s duty and the damage was not occasioned by the negligence of the officer. In the event of plain clothes, the Village’s obligation to replace is limited to the dollar amount of the corresponding article of an officer’s uniform. Officers requesting such replacement must document the incident giving rise to the request to the Chief of Police. The Village agrees to repair, or replace as necessary, an officer’s eyeglasses, contact lenses, prescription sunglasses, watch or other items of personal property if such are damaged or broken while being worn by the officer during the course of the officer’s duties and the officer is required to exert physical force or is attacked. Such incidents are to be documented with the employee’s immediate supervisor, and the Village’s obligation is limited to one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) per incident, with the exception that repair or replacement of prescriptive eyewear will be reimbursed at replacement value up to a maximum of $300.00 per incident.

Replacement of Damaged Clothing. The Board agrees to continue its practice to Repair and/or Replace as necessary, a Uniform, Police Equipment, and Personal Property (deemed to be reasonable), as they are damaged or broken during the performance of the employee’s regular duties. All requests for replacement will be documented and the Voucher for Replacement filed with the employee’s Immediate Supervisor.