UNIFORMS CONVENTIONAL Sample Clauses

UNIFORMS CONVENTIONAL. (A) Uniforms for full time operators shall consist of two (2) pants; (1 skirt & 1 pair of slacks, or 2 skirts for female drivers); four (4) shirts; one (1) tie; to be supplied on the basis of need to each driver. In addition the Company will provide one (1) winter jacket which will be replaced on the basis of need, and one (I) uniform jacket replaced on the basis of need. The cost of outfitting a female operator will not exceed the cost of the highest male driver. Cost of the above entitlement shall be borne by the Company. Proof of need shall be determined every April and October however where required issue will be replaced at times other than April or October. The Company agrees to ensure that drivers at the minimum are in possession of the above entitlement. It is further agreed that if the above replacement process does not ensure that company employees are properly attired then this will be reviewed in June of 2001and re- negotiated if necessary.
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