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Rubber Boots Sample Clauses

Rubber Boots. The Region will supply rubber boots with safety liner to all employees required to wear same.
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Rubber Boots. The Company will supply one (1) pair of rubber boots every 3 years to all Mill employees for the Contract term upon request.
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Rubber Boots. Where permanent employees are required to work in wet conditions they shall be supplied with rubber boots, which shall remain the property of the employer.
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Rubber Boots. Where they are necessary to prevent the feet of the employees from becoming wet, suitable waterproof boots shall be supplied to employees by the employer free of charge. When not in use, boots shall be stored by the employees as required by the employer.
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Rubber Boots. Coveralls will be issued, upon replacement basis only as follows: Four pairs coveralls (non insulated) One pair insulated winter coveralls Janitors, only, may be issued work instead of coveralls. Fire may be issued two pairs coveralls (non insulated) and work instead of the other pair of coveralls.
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Rubber Boots. All employees who have completed their five hundred twenty (520) hour probationary period who require replacement rubber boots shall be provided with same by the Company annually to a $100.00 maximum with proof of purchase of such boots and that the footwear be for use at Colonial Farms. Those employees who elect to purchase an alternative footwear to rubber boots, shall be granted an allowance toward the purchase of such alternative footwear, which is equivalent to the cost of rubber boots. Similarly the Company will provide $100.00 towards the purchase of steel-toed safety footwear with proof of purchase of such boots and that the footwear be for use at Colonial Farms.
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Rubber Boots. All employees who have completed their five hundred twenty (520) hour probationary period who require replacement rubber boots shall be provided by the Company to a maximum of $275.00 towards the purchase of steel-toed safety footwear with proof of purchase of such boots and that the footwear be for use at Colonial Farms. Each two (2) year period will follow sequentially.
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Rubber Boots. All employees who have completed their five hundred twenty (520) hour probationary period who require replacement rubber boots shall be provided by the Company to a maximum of $250.00 over a two (2) year period beginning January 1, 2016 – December 31, 2017 with proof of purchase of such boots and that the footwear be for use at Colonial Farms. Those employees who elect to purchase an alternative footwear to rubber boots, shall be granted an allowance toward the purchase of such alternative footwear, which is equivalent to the cost of rubber boots. Similarly the Company will provide $250.00 towards the purchase of steel-toed safety footwear with proof of purchase of such boots and that the footwear be for use at Colonial Farms. Each two (2) year period will follow sequentially.
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Rubber Boots. The Region will supply rubber boots with safety liner to all employees required to wear same. The Region will supply hard hats to all employees required to wear same. The Region will supply on an "as required" basis for those employees required to work in rainy weather conditions. All employees required to wear glasses while working will wear safety glasses on the job. The Region will purchase the first pair of safety glasses, only. All future purchases resulting from in prescription must be at the employee's expense. Glasses broken on the job by accident, will be replaced by the Region. Safety goggles will be supplied by the Region while working on the following and they must be worn at all times during the course of work:
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