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Standards of Usage. Bargaining unit employees who are provided uniforms and equipment are required to wear the uniform and use the equipment provided by the University unless given an explicit exception from the Chief of Police. Employees will also maintain an extra complete uniform change in their assigned locker. In addition, officers will be subject to inspection of uniforms and equipment at any time while on duty. All uniforms and equipment provided by the University shall only be used in the performance of law enforcement duties in the context of employment at the University. Employees not meeting published department uniform standards, or employees wearing uniforms or using equipment outside of the context of University employment shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment.
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Standards of Usage. Bargaining unit employees who are provided uniforms are required to wear the uniform provided by the University. In addition, employees will be subject to inspection of uniforms at any time while on duty. All uniforms provided by the University shall only be used in the performance of duties in the context of employment at the University. Employees not meeting published department uniform standards, or employees wearing uniforms outside of the context of University employment shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. Bargaining unit members are provided with indemnification in civil actions arising out of the proper performance of their duties as provided by Ohio statute.
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Standards of Usage. YI's use of the Trademarks hereunder shall at all times conform to reasonable standards promulgated from time to time by Yuasa Japan. The initial standards will be included in Exhibit "B" attached hereto, and Yuasa Japan may make reasonable modifications in those standards from time to time, by written notice to YI.
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Standards of Usage. Bargaining unit employees who are provided uniforms and equipment are required to wear the uniform and use the equipment provided by the University. Employees will also maintain an extra complete uniform change in their assigned locker. In addition, officers will be subject to inspection of uniforms and equipment at any time while on duty. All uniforms and equipment provided by the University shall only be used in the performance of law enforcement duties in the context of employment at the University. Employees not meeting published department uniform standards, or employees wearing uniforms or using equipment outside of the context of University employment shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination. The wearing of the uniform to and/or from work is neither encouraged nor discouraged. It is understood that a bargaining unit employee may report directly between work and home while in uniform. Should a uniform be worn in such a manner, no insignia or weapon should be visible.
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