State Patrol Sample Clauses

State Patrol. 1) For State Patrol Troopers who are not normally scheduled Monday through Friday, and who are to be off duty on any of the holidays, such Troopers shall be compensated in cash for a normal day's pay at their regular straight time rate (holiday pay) for each of the foregoing holidays, in addition to compensation for the hours actually worked during the week. The normal day’s pay is established by the majority of shifts in the current pay period.
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State Patrol. ‌ The Employer shall furnish such articles of clothing specified by the Employer as part of the uniform. Proper maintenance of uniforms shall be the employee's responsibility. The regulation placing limitations on color and style of such items of clothing as shoes, socks, and under garments to be worn while on duty shall not be construed as their being considered as part of the uniform for purposes of this Article. The Employer agrees to provide each Patrol Officer who is normally required to wear a uniform and is covered by this Agreement a one hundred fifty dollar ($150) per year allowance for necessary uniform items not furnished by the Employer. Troopers serving in assignments for which the normal attire is plain clothes rather than the standard road trooper uniform shall receive an annual clothing allowance of five hundred fifty dollars ($550) payable at the beginning of each fiscal year provided the employee is actually employed and in working status at the beginning of each fiscal year.
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State Patrol. The Employer shall furnish such articles of clothing specified by the 3 Employer as part of the uniform. Proper maintenance of uniforms shall be the employee's 4 responsibility. The regulation placing limitations on color and style of such items of clothing as 5 shoes, socks, and under garments to be worn while on duty shall not be construed as their being 6 considered as part of the uniform for purposes of this Article. The Employer agrees to provide 8 fifty one hundred dollar ($50100) per year allowance for necessary uniform items not furnished by 9 the Employer. Troopers serving in assignments for which the normal attire is plain clothes rather 10 than the standard road trooper uniform shall receive an annual clothing allowance of four five 11 hundred fifty dollars ($450500) payable at the beginning of each fiscal year provided the employee 12 is actually employed and in working status at the beginning of each fiscal year.
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