Replacement of Damaged Personal Clothing and/or Articles Sample Clauses

Replacement of Damaged Personal Clothing and/or Articles. A. Employees shall be reimbursed for personal clothing and/or articles required to be worn or carried by the employee which are damaged beyond repair during the course of an employee's assigned duties. The employee shall be reimbursed for clothing and/or articles within 14 days from the time he/she submitted proof of replacement. The State will not reimburse employees for damaged clothing and/or articles if the damage is caused by the employee's carelessness or negligence. Employees shall exercise good judgment in the type and cost of personal clothing, articles and glasses worn while performing his/her duties. Based on current prices for actual value of compensable clothing or articles, the State will pay the appropriate amount of reimbursement. B. In the event that an employee's glasses are damaged beyond repair in the performance of his/her duties, the employee shall be allowed to provide a valid written estimate of the amount required to replace the glasses. This estimate shall be based on current prices for actual value of compensable glasses. If approved, the State will advance to the employee this amount for replacement of the glasses. The employee shall provide a valid receipt within 45 days of the date of the advance. Should the employee fail to provide an acceptable receipt, the State may deduct the amount advanced from the employee's pay.
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Replacement of Damaged Personal Clothing and/or Articles. A. Unit 17 employees shall be reimbursed for personal clothing and/or articles which are damaged beyond repair during the course of an employee's workday. The State will not reimburse employees for damaged clothing and/or articles if the damage is caused by employee carelessness or negligence. Unit 17 employees shall exercise good judgment in the type and cost of personal clothing and articles worn while performing their duties. The State will provide reimbursement based on original receipts or current value. In both cases, depreciation will be considered in arriving at the reimbursement value of the clothing and/or articles. B. This provision shall also apply to items of personal equipment specifically required by the State for the performance of the job.
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Replacement of Damaged Personal Clothing and/or Articles. A. An employee shall exercise reasonable choice in and care of their personal clothing and/or articles when attending to their assigned duties and responsibilities. B. When an employee's personal clothing and/or articles, which are necessarily worn or used by the employee and required for work performed are damaged by wards, inmates, residents, or clients who are under the control of the State, so that said clothing and/or articles are unacceptable for public view, and the damage occurs through no wrongful act or neglect on the part of the employee, the State shall reimburse the employee for the clothing or article based on a reasonable fair market value of the item(s). C. In accordance with established procedures, when requested by an employee, a department may pay the cost of replacing articles of clothing necessarily worn or carried when damaged in the line of duty without fault of the employee. If the clothes are damaged beyond repair, the department may pay the actual value of these items. The value of these items shall be determined at the time of the damage. D. Damage due simply to normal wear during the course of work shall not be compensated by the State.
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