– Work Uniforms for Housing Inspectors Sample Clauses

– Work Uniforms for Housing Inspectors. ‌ Subd. 1. Work Uniforms. Housing Inspectors are required to wear a complete, serviceable work uniform while on duty. Such work uniform shall include work boot/work shoe footwear, including winter footwear where appropriate, but excluding all dress, street, casual, and athletic footwear. Newly hired regular employees shall receive a standard issue of work uniforms without cost to them. Thereafter, on an annual basis each Spring, replacements for worn work uniform items shall be ordered for delivery to employees without cost to them to a maximum cost of four hundred dollars ($400.00) per employee per year. Work uniform items available for selection by employees shall include short and long sleeve shirts in both regular and light weights, pants, jeans, jackets, jacket liners, parkas, wind breakers, winter underclothing, uniform caps, stocking caps, coveralls, work belts, and footwear - all of which shall be of the design, type and color specified by the Employer. Availability shall be subject to the Employer's ability to procure work uniform items through its normal procurement process and suppliers. Nothing in this Agreement shall prohibit the Employer from providing comparable work uniform items through a uniform rental service.
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