Return of safety equipment Sample Clauses

Return of safety equipment. ‌ Safety equipment issued to an employee shall be returned to the County pursuant to Article 30.6, of this Agreement.
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Return of safety equipment a. An employee who terminates his/her employment for any reason who has been issued safety equipment by the County shall promptly return all such equipment to the County.

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