Common use of Uniform Maintenance Allowance Clause in Contracts

Uniform Maintenance Allowance. The Employer agrees to provide a cleaning/launder allowance of fourteen dollars ($14.00) per pay period for full-time employees to ensure that uniforms consistently present a positive, professional image. At the sole discretion of the Employer, the Employer may establish a process for the cleaning/laundering of employee’s uniforms. If such a process is established, the cleaning/laundering allowance will be discontinued. Biohazard contaminated uniforms will be professionally cleaned by the Employer in accordance with OSHA and/or other applicable standards and returned to the employee within two (2) weeks.

Uniform Maintenance Allowance. The Employer agrees to provide a cleaning/launder allowance of fourteen thirteen dollars ($14.0013.00) per pay period for full-time employees to ensure that uniforms consistently present a positive, professional image. At the sole discretion of the Employer, the Employer may establish a process for the cleaning/laundering of employee’s uniforms. If such a process is established, the cleaning/laundering allowance will be discontinued. Biohazard contaminated uniforms will be professionally cleaned by the Employer in accordance with OSHA and/or other applicable standards and returned to the employee within two (2) weeks.

Uniform Maintenance Allowance. “The Employer agrees to provide a cleaning/launder allowance of fourteen dollars ($14.00) per pay period for full-time employees to ensure that uniforms consistently present a positive, professional image. At the sole discretion of the Employer, the Employer may establish a process for the cleaning/laundering of employee’s uniforms. If such a process is established, the cleaning/laundering allowance will be discontinued. Biohazard contaminated uniforms will be professionally cleaned by the Employer in accordance with OSHA and/or other applicable standards and returned to the employee within two (2) weeks.”