Clothing & Equipment. 22.01a) Employees are required to keep Regional clothing and footwear issues in good repair.
Clothing & Equipment. Employees shall be supplied with the clothing and equipment as provided for under the Police Act of Nova Scotia and outlined below.
Clothing & Equipment. SECTION 1. It is the responsibility of the Employer to supply any clothing or equipment, other than shoes, which they require employees to wear or use.
Clothing & Equipment. The employer shall provide each employee with an internal allowance for the purchase of clothing and duty equipment which shall be purchased for them upon authorization of the Chief of Police. Vendors shall be determined by the Borough or the Chief of Police with the allowance per employee established at $1,100.00 annually for 2015 and 2016 with an increase to $1,200.00 annually for 2017, 2018 and 2019. Officers may select duty clothing and equipment as they shall reasonably determine necessary for compliance with departmental rules, regulations and policies. Body armor vests are not included in this allowance and shall be provided by the Borough. Officers may begin ordering/purchase of uniforms and equipment no later than July 1 of each calendar year.
Clothing & Equipment i. To obtain SCF’s prior approval before Sponsor logos (either personal or arranged by SCF) can be affixed to the Athlete’s team clothing, uniform or equipment which should be in accordance with UCI Sponsorship Guidelines.
Clothing & Equipment. 1. City purchased, provided, repaired
Clothing & Equipment. 16.1 A uniform service will be provided to all full time employees. Such service shall be paid for by the City. Eleven (11) changes in pants and shirts will be available to each eligible employee.
Clothing & Equipment. 50.1. All Employees engaged to work on site will be supplied with appropriate safety footwear, high visibility apparel glasses and safety helmets before commencing work on a project.
Clothing & Equipment. 6.15 The Athlete acknowledges that team clothing and equipment supplied to the Athlete by the ICTSA is owned by the ICTSA and is not the personal property of the Athlete. Unless otherwise agreed by the ICTSA, the Athlete shall forthwith return to the ICTSA all equipment and clothing either upon the termination of this Agreement or earlier at the ICTSA’s request.
Clothing & Equipment. The Athlete agrees to wear the designated clothing and use designated team equipment as required by Swiss Netball. Umpiring All National Squad athletes are expected to attend the Europe Netball C Award Theory course and sit the online written assessment (if not an active qualified umpire) and assist at a minimum of 1 event per year. If an athlete wishes to continue the pathway to becoming a fully qualified C Award umpire she will need to complete the Practical assessment which will be at an additional cost to the athlete.
