Coveralls and Gloves Sample Clauses

Coveralls and Gloves. 19.01 The Company will supply each employee who regularly wears coveralls, with up to five (5) pairs of coveralls on a need basis and pay the cost of cleaning. In the event an employee is not receiving coveralls, he/she may request coveralls by advising the Human Resources Department. The Company will also have available spare coveralls for those employees who only may occasionally require coveralls. Coveralls will be kept in a secure area and issued on an exchange basis. Each employee will be responsible for the cost of lost or stolen coveralls. The Company will also supply work gloves on a need basis.
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Coveralls and Gloves. These items shall be supplied by the Employer at no cost to the employee. In the event that an employee does not return the coveralls or gloves supplied to him by the Employer, the Employer shall charge the cost of same to the employee and deduct this cost from any monies owing to the employee.
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Coveralls and Gloves. The Company will supply each employee who regularly wears coveralls, with up to five (5) pairs of coveralls on a need basis and pay the cost of cleaning. In the event an employee is not receiving coveralls, may request coveralls by advising the Human Resources Department. The Company will also have available spare coveralls for those employees who only may occasionally require coveralls. Coveralls will be kept in a secure area and issued on an exchange basis. Each employee will be responsible for the cost of lost or stolen coveralls. The Company will also supply work gloves on a need basis. Article Tools The Company will supply employee with the necessary tools to perform their job.
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Coveralls and Gloves. Coveralls and gloves will be supplied and laundered at Company expense.
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Coveralls and Gloves. Three (3)pair of coveralls will be placed in the shop for employee use. Each employeewill be issued one (1) pair of gloves and reissued only upon return of the worn out gloves.
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Coveralls and Gloves. 12:15 Upon request, the Company shall supply to employees on an exchange basis, Union made coveralls and gloves. Safety Boots and Rain Gear:
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Coveralls and Gloves. 19.01 The Company will supply each employee who regularly wears coveralls, with up to five
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Coveralls and Gloves. 23:01 Where required the Company shall supply to the employees on an exchange basis, Union made insulated coveralls and gloves. Mechanics will be issued safety boots on an exchange basis. Any safety equipment required will be paid for and supplied by the Company. If safety boots are required by drivers, they will be reimbursed to a maximum of one hundred and seventy- five dollars ($175.00) per year, provided a receipt is submitted to the Company. The Company agrees to provide fifty percent (50%) of the cost of one pair of prescription safety glasses purchased through the Company supplier in any twenty-four (24) month period.
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