STANDARD DRESS Sample Clauses

STANDARD DRESS. 33.01 Supervisors shall be required to wear attire in accordance with the Employer’s published dress code. 33.02 In view of the Employer requiring the above dress code regarding proper attire, the parties mutually recognize that employees are to be neat, and well groomed. 33.03 If requested, WSDOT Ferries Division shall continue to furnish supervisors with foul weather gear. 34.01 The Employer shall, upon application, issue, to any employee continuously employed for at least six (6) months, annual passes authorizing free passage for the employee and the employee’s spouse and dependents, as well as for the employee’s motor vehicle and tow on all vessels of the Employer. 34.02 The Employer shall, upon application, issue to any employee continuously employed for at least two (2) years an additional vehicle pass authorizing free vehicle passage for the employee’s spouse on all vessels of the Employer. 34.03 Vehicle ferry passes are intended to be used only for vehicles that the employee and/or spouse have registered, leased or rented. Vehicle registration or lease/rental agreement shall be required to be shown when using vehicle passes if requested. 34.04 Vehicle passes will not be used to evade a ferry fare. A vehicle not registered, leased, or rented by an employee and/or spouse shall be subject to verification of fare collection policies by terminal staff. Any pass holder who is uncooperative in the verification process will be subject to the WSDOT Ferries Division Code of Conduct. 34.05 Any employee who leaves the service of the Employer shall immediately surrender to the Employer all passes held by the employee, employee’s spouse, or dependents, except as otherwise provided in this Article. 34.06 Every employee who is retired under the provisions of the Public Employees’ Retirement System (PERS), inclusive of disability retirement, shall be issued annual passes authorizing free passage for such employee, spouse, and dependent members of their family, together with their motor vehicle, on all vessels of the Employer. 34.07 No passes of any kind shall be used for the purpose of commuting to or from employment other than employment with the WSDOT Ferries Division. Vehicle passes shall be used only on a space available basis. Nothing contained in this Section shall be construed as applying to any employee engaged in traveling to or from work with the Employer. 34.08 Any employee, employee’s spouse, or the employee’s dependent(s) who knowingly violates WSDOT F...
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STANDARD DRESS. 33.01 Supervisors shall be required to wear attire in accordance with the Employer’s published dress code. 33.02 In view of the Employer requiring the above dress code regarding proper attire, the parties mutually recognize that employees are to be neat, and well groomed. 33.03 If requested, WSDOT Ferries Division shall continue to furnish supervisors with foul weather gear.
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STANDARD DRESS. The Company supply items of clothing In accordance with the schedule outlined below. Clothing Summer clothing will be provided by May 1 of each year. Winter parkas to be provided by the year the employee is entitled. Parkas One every two years or more frequently as by normal 'on the job' wear and tear wear parkas for employees who work at Resolute. trousers each year Shirts short sleeved and two long sleeved shirts each year One pair Issued to employees probation period The xxx any maintain a supply of treating for those employees who wish to supply their own arctic type trousers coveralls and upon completion of period, will be outfitted with standard dress as outlined Employees who are called and/or serve as Jurors will be to from the Company for the duration of their amount equal to the difference between regular rate and be at the of their shift. On where Friday is a bank holiday, pay day shall be advanced one day to Wednesday at noon. The Company will maintain a supply of snow shoes to be used by employees in tanks and will provide safety flashlights and batteries to employees on a loan basis. The Company shall provide a microwave oven in the lunchroom at Goose Bay. There shall be a fifty tool allowance for the Mechanic per year. In addition the Company agrees to replace broken
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STANDARD DRESS. 33.01 Supervisors shall be required to wear attire in accordance with the Employer’s published dress code. 33.02 In view of the Employer requiring the above dress code regarding proper attire, the parties mutually recognize that employees are to be neat, and well groomed. 33.03 WSF shall continue to furnish Supervisors: A. One (1) Windbreaker – Every three (3) years. B. One (1) Winter Navy Jacket – Every five (5) years. C. One (1) Rain Jacket (If requested) – Every five (5) years.
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STANDARD DRESS. 22.01 The Employer shall provide a standard uniform, which will include shirts, pants as needed. ⮘ubber boots, one (1) set of rain gear and a winter coat will be provided on an as needed basis not to exceed one (1) item each per year, and maintenance of said uniform. 22.02 Effective in 2008 the County shall provide a $120.00 "boot allowance" to regular fulltime employees and $60.00 to regular part-time employees. Such amount is to be paid with the February 25th check and shall be subject to applicable taxes..
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