STORE LINEN Sample Clauses

STORE LINEN. The Employer shall, at its own cost and expense, furnish and launder the customary store coats, aprons, gowns and all apparel required by the Employer to be worn by any employee.
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STORE LINEN. The Employer agrees to furnish and launder (ex­ cept drip dry garments) the customary store coats, aprons and gowns required by the Employer to be worn by the employee. Employees who normally are not required to work in the sales area, during their working day, will not be required to wear white shirts, but will, nevertheless, be expected at all times to be neat and tidy in their dress and appearance.
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STORE LINEN. (a) The Employer agrees to furnish and xxxxxxx (ex­ cept drip dry garments) the customary store coats, aprons and gowns required by the Employer to be worn by the employee. Employees who normally, during their working day, are not required to work in the sales area, will not be required to wear white shirts, but will, never­ theless, be expected at all times to be neat and tidy in their dress and appearance. (b) The Employer will make rain gear available to employees who are assigned to work outdoors.
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STORE LINEN. The Em ployer agrees to furnish and launder the customary store coats, aprons and gowns required by the Employer to be worn by the employee. Employees who normally, during their working day, are not required to work in the sales area, will not be required to wear white shirts, but will, nevertheless, be expected at all times to be neat and tidy in their dress and appearance.
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STORE LINEN. The Employer shall, at its own cost and expense, furnish and launder the customery store coats, aprons, gowns and all apparel required by the Em­ ployer to be worn by any employee.
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