Tools, Equipment, Clothing Sample Clauses

Tools, Equipment, Clothing. All employees working in any dangerous capacity shall be supplied with all the necessary tools, safety equipment and protective clothing, when needed.
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Tools, Equipment, Clothing. 25:01 The City will provide all tools and equipment to carry out the work of the City, including rubber coats, pants, boots, and rubberized work gloves, for those engaged in work where such clothing is necessary. 25:02 The City will provide, where necessary, coveralls for all its employees. 25:03 All permanent and seasonal employees who were such on May 1st each year, will be provided an annual allowance $140.00 (effective the first pay period following ratification of the Memorandum of Settlement by the parties), and increase to $145.00 effective February 1, 2010 for the purchase of one pair of C.S.A. approved safety boots.
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Tools, Equipment, Clothing. 26:01 The City will provide all tools and equipment to carry out the work of the City, including rubber coats, pants, boots, and rubberized work gloves, for those engaged in work where such clothing is necessary. 26:02 The City will provide, where necessary, coveralls for all its employees. 26:03 All permanent and seasonal employees who were such on June 1st each year, will be provided an annual allowance one hundred eighty dollars ($180.00) effective the first pay period following ratification of the Memorandum of Settlement by the parties, for the purchase of one pair of C.S.A. approved safety boots. 26:04 MECHANIC TOOL ALLOWANCE
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Tools, Equipment, Clothing. 4.1 The District shall provide and launder as appropriate District-required protective clothing for automotive and maintenance Human Resources. 4.2 The District shall provide all bargaining unit members with the tools and equipment which are necessary to perform assigned jobs. 4.3 If approved by their supervisor, unit members shall, upon request and with proper receipts, be reimbursed up to $250 per year for the cost of work boots.
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Tools, Equipment, Clothing. 9.4.1 The District shall provide and launder, as appropriate, District-required protective clothing for automotive and maintenance personnel. 9.4.2 The District shall provide all employees with the tools and equipment which are necessary to perform assigned jobs. 9.4.3 Employees in the following classifications shall, upon request and with proper receipts, be reimbursed up to two hundred and fifty dollars ($250) for the cost of work boots or up to one hundred fifty dollars ($150) for the cost of closed toed, full coverage non-slip shoes as required for their specific classification/job title. Employees must check with their direct supervisor for the specific requirements for work boots or shoes to be in compliance with safety needs of the District. Classification Boots ($250) Shoes ($150) Eligibility Time Frame Food Service Workers Shoes Annually Grounds Series Boots Annually Maintenance Series Boots Annually Operations Series Shoes Annually Technology Series Shoes Annually Bus Drivers Shoes Annually Mechanic Classifications Boots Annually Warehouse Series Shoes Annually Campus Security Aides Shoe Annually 9.4.3.1 District provided shoes shall be closed toed, non-slip shoes providing full foot coverage. Slip on shoes shall not be allowed. 9.4.3.2 In case of emergency, for damage or other immediate necessity, the District shall offer a second pair of boots/shoes at the discretion and pre-approval of the Department Head. 9.4.3.3 Employees needing work boots may request a purchase order for boots through Redwood Trading Post (located in Redwood City), instead of reimbursement.
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