Damage to Uniforms Sample Clauses
The 'Damage to Uniforms' clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures regarding uniforms that are damaged during the course of employment. Typically, it specifies whether the employer or employee is liable for repair or replacement costs, and may detail the process for reporting and assessing damage, such as requiring prompt notification or inspection. This clause serves to clarify financial responsibility and prevent disputes over uniform-related expenses, ensuring both parties understand their obligations in the event of accidental or work-related damage.
Damage to Uniforms. The City may provide monetary reimbursement to affected employees whose uniforms are damaged as a result of on-duty incidents. Affected employees shall submit appropriate reports to their immediate supervisor. The decision to provide reimbursement shall be made by the Police Chief or his designee. Expenses for replacement of uniforms due to non-job related causes shall be borne by the employee. (GO 605)
Damage to Uniforms. The Employer will also reimburse members of the Woodstock Police Department for damaged or destroyed in the line of duty. Determination of the extent of repairs and/or reasonable cost of repair or replacement of uniforms, clothing or other personal property replacements to be covered will be made by the Chief of Police and approved by the Town Board and/or Supervisor.