Common use of Uniform Cleaning Clause in Contracts

Uniform Cleaning. (i) The Corporation shall pay for the cleaning of the following items of clothing issue for all employees who are required to wear a uniform in the performance of their duties, in accordance with the maximums specified: - 1 work or dress shirt per working shift; - 1 pair of trousers per 2 working shifts; and - 1 work jacket, tunic, or burberry per 15 working shifts. (ii) The Corporation shall designate a cleaning establishment which will be authorized to perform cleaning for employees as set out under Section 6.12(c)(i) above. (iii) Uniform items cleaned pursuant to Section 6.12(c)(i) above may be both deposited at and retrieved from the designated cleaning establishment by the employee or designate, while off duty, in accordance with the administrative procedures established by the Corporation from time to time. (iv) For purposes of this Article 6.12(c), a working shift is defined as: - any regularly scheduled shift for which the employee reports for duty; or - any extra shift for which the employee reports for duty; or - any instance of emergency callout for which the employee reports for duty.

Uniform Cleaning. (i) The Corporation shall pay for the cleaning of the following items of clothing issue for all employees who are required to wear a uniform in the performance of their duties, in accordance with the maximums specifiedspeci- fied: - 1 work or dress shirt per working shift; - 1 pair of trousers per 2 working shifts; and - 1 work jacket, tunic, or burberry per 15 working shifts. (ii) The Corporation shall designate a cleaning establishment which will be authorized to perform cleaning for employees as set out under Section 6.12(c)(i6.10(c)(i) above. (iii) Uniform items cleaned pursuant to Section 6.12(c)(i6.10(c)(i) above may be both deposited at and retrieved from the designated cleaning establishment by the employee or designate, while off duty, in accordance with the administrative procedures established by the Corporation from time to time. (iv) For purposes of this Article 6.12(c6.10(c), a working shift is defined as: - any regularly scheduled shift for which the employee reports for duty; or - any extra shift for which the employee reports for duty; or - any instance of emergency callout for which the employee reports for duty.