Uniforms, Work Clothes, Work Equipment and Articles Sample Clauses

Uniforms, Work Clothes, Work Equipment and Articles. A. The County agrees to supply all protective clothing, protective equipment and protective supplies, including cold weather gear, determined by management to be necessary for the employee to perform his/her job. This Section is not designed to reduce or increase any current benefits as to issuance of uniforms and work clothes or other work equipment now supplied by the County. B. Hard-Toe Shoes / Non-Slip Safety Shoes Hard-Toe Shoes: Employees in the following classifications in the CM Unit shall be reimbursed or issued a voucher for one hundred dollars fifty-five ($155) upon proof of purchase of departmental approved hard-toe shoes or non-slip safetyshoes. If hard-toe shoes or non-slip safety shoes are deemed appropriate by the Department, employees in other classifications in the CM Unit shall be reimbursed one hundred dollars fifty-five ($155) upon proof of purchase of departmental approved hard-toe shoes. Employees may accrue up to three (3) years’ worth of reimbursement for the purchase of safety footwear. Employees who do not spend one hundred dollars fifty-five ($155) in the previous fiscal year shall have up to three hundred ten dollars ($310) available in the second year. Employees who do not spend one hundred fifty-five dollars ($155) in each of the two (2) previous fiscal years shall have up to four hundred sixty-five dollars ($465) available in the third year. Maintenance after purchase and Eligible Classes: C. Uniforms
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Uniforms, Work Clothes, Work Equipment and Articles. The County agrees to supply all protective clothing, protective equipment and protective supplies determined by management to be necessary for the employee to perform his/her job. This Section is not designed to reduce or increase any current benefits as to issuance of uniforms and work clothes or other work equipment now supplied by the County. Upon request, management agrees to discuss with the Union, specific clothing needs where such tasks may result in unforeseen damage to clothing which is normal business attire for the classification. Unresolved issues may be submitted by the Union to the Joint Employee Safety Committee and, if still unresolved, submitted to the grievance procedure.
Uniforms, Work Clothes, Work Equipment and Articles. The County agrees to supply all protective clothing, protective equipment and protective supplies determined by management to be necessary for the employee to perform his/her job including, but not limited to, flashlight, handcuffs, rain gear, fire extinguisher, first aid kit, leather gear, protective vests, raid jackets and equipment bags. This Section is not designed to reduce or increase any current benefits as to issuance of uniforms and work clothes or other work equipment now supplied by the County. Upon request, management agrees to discuss with the Association, specific clothing needs where such tasks may result in unforeseen damage to clothing which is normal business attire for the classification. Unresolved issues may be submitted by the Association to the Joint Employee Safety Committee and, if still unresolved, submitted to the grievance procedure.
Uniforms, Work Clothes, Work Equipment and Articles. A. The County agrees to supply all protective clothing, protective equipment and protective supplies determined by management to be necessary for the employee to perform his/her job. This Section is not designed to reduce or increase any current benefits as to issuance of uniforms and work clothes or other work equipment now supplied by the County. Upon request, management agrees to discuss with the Union, specific clothing needs where such tasks may result in unforeseen damage to clothing which is normal business attire for the classification. Unresolved issues may be submitted by the Union to the Joint Employee Safety Committee and, if still unresolved, submitted to the grievance procedure. B. The Medical Examiner Investigators work with a dress code that is necessary in the performance of their duties. Also, Medical Examiner Investigators, at times, in the line of duty, are required to enter industrial areas, hike into remote country in snow and rain to enter fire damaged buildings. Therefore, the County agrees to provide each Medical Examiner Investigator with the following items: 1. a hard hat 2. a jumpsuit coverall

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