Department of Military Affairs Sample Clauses

Department of Military Affairs. Uniforms The provisions of the Master Agreement shall be supplemented and/or modified as follows: The Appointing Authority shall provide an initial clothing allowance up to four hundred twenty-five dollars ($425.00) for each Airfield Fire Fighter Assistant Chief. Upon completion of the first year of employment, and annually thereafter, the Appointing Authority will reimburse the Assistant Chief for new articles of uniform clothing purchased, not to exceed five hundred dollars ($500.00). The Assistant Chief shall be required to provide receipts before being reimbursed. Proper maintenance of uniforms shall be the Assistant Chief’s responsibility. The Appointing Authority shall have the right to set standards for the color and style of the uniforms, a reasonable level of cleanliness and a reasonable standard for the condition of the uniforms. This standard may be established locally by the Fire Chief.
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Department of Military Affairs. (DMA) This department is headed by the Chief of Defence Staff as its ex-officio secretary and deals with the Integrated Headquarters of the MoD, the Territorial Army between different wings of the armed forces.

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