Uniforms and Identification a. The SRO will wear a PD uniform or apparel, as approved by the Chief of PD, with appropriate logos and name badges.
b. SROs will wear their department-issued duty weapons and equipment in accordance with PD policy.
c. SROs will utilize marked squad cars during their on duty time on campus.
Uniforms and Identification. The University will provide uniforms and duty related equipment worn with the uniform and appropriate employee identification items for the uniform in accordance with the established policy of the department. The University will also provide cleaning for employee uniforms. 144. Related Clothing. All employees will receive an increase to their base pay by $213.00 per Sergeant to use for purchasing duty related clothing and equipment not supplied as part of the uniform. The timing of this change will be effective July 1, 2003.
Uniforms and Identification. 1.10.1. All contract staff shall wear uniforms clearly identifying the company name. All uniforms shall be clean and neat.
1.10.2. All employees will be required to obtain City of San Xxxx identification badges. The City will provide the initial badge. Each replacement badge will be charged to the Contractor at the cost of $10 each and deducted from the billing.
Uniforms and Identification. Employees will be in neatly attired, clean uniforms and wear visible nametag identification at all times while on duty. Management will be appropriately dressed (but not necessarily in uniform) and wear nametag identification.
Uniforms and Identification. District shall require Students to wear the uniform requirements of the EMS Program, and the Company, if any. All Students shall be required to wear a photo ID nametag stating their name and institution and designating them as a Student.
Uniforms and Identification. Contractor shall require all on-Airport staff, except managers, to be dressed in Airport- approved uniforms at all times. All uniforms shall be consistent in appearance style and color and must be worn in a neat and clean condition. Contractor shall, at Airport‟s direction, procure replacement uniforms from time-to-time. The costs for any replacement uniforms shall be treated as reimbursable costs under this contract. Contractor‟s employees must also wear Airport-issued/approved valid identification badges, issued to the employee by the Airport‟s Security Access Office, at all times while on duty. These identification badges must be worn in a manner that makes them clearly visible at all times so as to present themselves in a professional manner to Airport patrons. The Airport has the right to require the Contractor to change or modify the uniform at any time. Contractor must make the requested change(s) within thirty (30) days after written notification by the Airport. The Airport shall reimburse Contractor the reasonable and actual costs incurred in changing or modifying the uniform if required by the Airport. The Airport may request the Contractor to remove an employee from his/her post without pay if he/she is not in uniform and /or not presenting himself/herself in a professional manner towards Airport patrons. In this event, the selected Contractor is required to provide a suitable replacement within one hour. The Airport shall not reimburse the selected Contractor for any employee-related costs from the time the employee is removed from his/her post until the replacement reports to the vacated post.
Uniforms and Identification. 1. The Contractor shall provide standardized uniforms at no charge to each operator. The uniforms must be of sufficient quantity to maintain good grooming and be clean and neat and worn at all times that the Operator is in Revenue Service. The uniform shall identify the name of the Town, Town logo and the name of the driver. The uniformshall not include the Contractor’s name. The Contractor will provide a sample of the uniform for the Program Manager’s approval prior to use.
2. Contractor shall supply and each employee must visibly wear a neck strap or clip- on badge bearing employee’s name, photograph and identification number. Contractor must control all identifying materials which are provided to employees; at minimum the Contractor must require that all ID materials must be returned by the employee upon separation.
3. At all times while performing their duties drivers must maintain a clean and neat appearance. Drivers must also adhere to a code of personal grooming and hygiene established by the Contractor.
4. Any Operator not wearing the approved uniform and ID card while on duty is prohibited from performing Services under the Agreement.
Uniforms and Identification. The Airline shall provide pilot uniform for the Crew Members for use whilst on duty and also provide ID cards and regalia that are required to be worn on display.
Uniforms and Identification. At the Line Trainee’s expense of five hundred (500) euros, the Airline shall provide the Line Trainee with a uniform for use whilst On Duty and also provide ID cards and regalia that are required to be worn on display. The Airline shall refund the Line Trainee the amount of two hundred (200) euros upon return of the Uniform and identification items.
Uniforms and Identification. Provide options for uniform labeling and identification of employees performing services for BrightRidge.
