Special Apparel Sample Clauses

Special Apparel. If a particular type of work clothing or special apparel is required by the nature of the employee's job, such clothing or apparel shall be provided by the Employer.
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Special Apparel. (a) If a particular type of work clothing or special apparel is required by the nature of the employee's job, such clothing or apparel shall be provided by OC. Employees shall be consulted and allowed a reasonable choice of style. OC shall provide eye and/or hearing protection, where required, in accordance with WCB regulations.
Special Apparel. The Authority shall supply and pay for Required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and adequate special apparel for maintenance employees such as necessary safety gloves, boots, and safety hats when required in their tasks.
Special Apparel. (a) If a particular type of work clothing or special apparel is required by the nature of the employee's job, such clothing or apparel shall be provided by the University. Employees shall consult with their department manager in order that appropriate, approved apparel is selected in light of work being performed. Employees shall be consulted and allowed a reasonable choice of style. The University shall provide eye and/or hearing protection, where required, in accordance with WCB regulations.
Special Apparel. Where uniforms or special apparel are required by the employer to be worn by an employee, the same in seasonal weights, shall be furnished the employee without cost and any cleaning or laundry charges in connection therewith shall be paid for by the employer. The employer will supply uniform service for the Lead Transportation Fleet Technician. If the employer requires steel toed shoes the employer shall provide an allowance of $50.00 annually to the affected employees.
Special Apparel. The Authority shall supply and pay for adequate special apparel for maintenance employees such as necessary safety gloves, boots, and safety hats when required in their work.
Special Apparel. If a particular type of work clothing or special apparel is required by the nature of the employee's job, such clothing or apparel shall be provided by OC. Employees shall be consulted and allowed a reasonable choice of style. OC shall provide eye and/or hearing protection, where required, in accordance with WorkSafeBC Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. Regular employees and non-regular employees with more than 2,520 hours of accumulated service who are required by the Workers Compensation Act, Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (as determined by the Manager, Health, Safety & Emergency Management Services) to wear safety footwear shall be eligible to be reimbursed for the actual cost of safety footwear to a maximum of $100 per annum. Effective date of ratification reimbursement for safety footwear will be to a maximum of $250 every two years.
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Special Apparel. Where uniforms or special apparel are required by the employer to be worn by an employee, the same in seasonal weights, shall be furnished the employee without cost and any cleaning or laundry charges in connection therewith shall be paid for by the employer. The employer will supply uniform service for the Fleet Technician.
Special Apparel. (1) If a particular type of work clothing or special apparel is required by the nature of the employee's job, such clothing or apparel shall be provided by Employees shall be consulted and allowed a reasonable choice of style. shall provide eye hearing protection, where required, in accordance with regulations.

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