REQUIRED ATTIRE Sample Clauses

REQUIRED ATTIRE. Navy blue scrubs (top and bottom). This can be purchased from PCHS for a fee of $20 per set. Shoes must be tennis shoe type (NO CLOGS, OR OPEN TOE). Uniforms are Mandatory and are to be worn to class and clinical sessions at all times. Students who violate this policy will be sent home and will have to make up those missed days. All policies surrounding missed days will be applicable.
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REQUIRED ATTIRE. 25.1. All Food Service Employees will be uniformed when on duty. The Board agrees to provide four uniforms for a new employee’s first year and two uniforms to each continuing Food Service Employee each year of this Contract. Each employee 25.2. Food Service Employees will be required to maintain the uniforms to a standard of cleanliness as required by the Director of Food Service. In addition, slip- resistant shoes and hair restraints must be worn by Food Service Employees; the expense of shoes and hair restraints will be borne by the Food Service Employees. However, the Board will provide an annual allowance of $150 per employee to be used solely for the purchase of slip resistant shoes. In order to receive reimbursement, employees must complete a required form, attach the receipt for their shoe(s) purchase to the form, and submit the form to the Food Service Director no later than September 15 each year. Reimbursement checks will be cut separately and paid out on September 30. Newly hired employees who miss this window can submit requests within the first thirty (30) days of employment.
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REQUIRED ATTIRE. 1. All Food Service Employees will be uniformed when on duty. The Board agrees to provide four uniforms for a new employee’s first year and two uniforms to each continuing Food Service Employee each year of this Contract. Each employee will be responsible for providing for him/herself additional uniforms, which might be necessary during this period. The uniforms provided by the employee must be identical to those required by the Board. 2. Food Service Employees will be required to maintain the uniforms to a standard of cleanliness as required by the Director of Food Service. In addition, slip-resistant shoes and hair restraints must be worn by Food Service Employees; the expense of shoes and hair restraints will be borne by the Food Service Employees. However, the Board will provide an annual allowance of fifty dollars ($50.00) per employee to be used solely for the purchase of slip resistant shoes. In order to receive reimbursement, employees must complete a required form, attach the receipt for their shoe(s) purchase to the form, and submit the form to the Food Service Director no later than September 15 each year. Reimbursement checks will be cut separately and paid out on September 30. Newly hired employees who miss this window can submit requests within the first thirty (30) days of employment.
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REQUIRED ATTIRE. Navy blue scrubs (top and bottom). This can be purchased from PCHS for a fee of $30 up to Large size and $40 for XLs. Shoes must be tennis shoe type (NO CLOGS, OR OPEN TOE).
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REQUIRED ATTIRE. It is agreed that employees will be in uniform while on duty. The Board agrees to provide each employee each year with a $250 uniform allowance for purchase and maintenance of required attire. This allowance shall be paid once annually on a paycheck in October. Employees are responsible for purchasing their own aprons.
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REQUIRED ATTIRE. Navy blue scrubs (top and bottom). Shoes must be tennis shoe type (NO CLOGS, OR OPEN TOE). Uniforms are Mandatory and are to be worn to class and clinical sessions at all times. Students who violate this policy will be sent home and dropped. All policies surrounding missed days will be applicable.
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