TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE Sample Clauses

TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. 1. Effective July 1, 1987, the City shall provide a tool allowance not to exceed $300.00 per year or a pro-rata share thereof for the purchase, maintenance and/or replacement of hand tools. Effective July 1, 2010, the City shall provide a tool allowance not to exceed $350.00 per year or a pro-rata share thereof for the purchase, maintenance and/or replacement of hand tools. Payments required by this section shall be made in an amount not to exceed $175.00 on the first pay date in December and in an amount not to exceed $175.00 on the first pay date in June. The tool allowance provided in this section shall be available to employees in the following classifications:
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. (Trades Staff only)‌
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. 21.01 a) Employees in classifications identified in Appendix X will be given an annual tool allowance for “hand tools”. The Company will supply some tools to remain with an assigned vehicle under the care of the assigned driver.
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. Tradesmen shall supply their own hand-tools and a tool allowance of $12.40 per week shall be paid. This allowance is payable when calculating all forms of leave and forms part of the employee’s ordinary rate of pay. Southwell’s shall supply standard consumables, safety equipment and larger, specialised or major tools reasonably utilised during the course of work. It is required that the Employees shall care and maintain the equipment issued to them by the Company in a reasonable manner. The employee shall replace or pay for any tools damaged or lost through the negligence of the employee.
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. 34.01 After one (1) year of employment, Mechanics (RSE) will be reimbursed, with receipts, up to a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) for required tools.
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. 17.01 a) All tradesmen shall supply their own hand tools, not including power tools.
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TOOLS AND TOOL ALLOWANCE. 1. Effective July 1, 2010, the City shall provide a tool allowance not to exceed $350.00 per year or a pro-rata share thereof for the purchase, maintenance and/or replacement of hand tools. Effective the beginning of the pay period following Council adoption (06/28/2020), the allowance amount provided to the classifications listed below will be increased based on the following schedule:  Fiscal Year 2020/21: $371  Fiscal Year 2021/22: $382  Fiscal Year 2022/23 and thereafter: $394 Payments required by this section shall be made in an amount not to exceed half of the total annual amount on the first pay date in December and in an amount not to exceed half of the total annual amount on the first pay date in June. The tool allowance provided in this section shall be available to employees in the following classifications:
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