Eyewear Sample Clauses

Eyewear. Bargaining unit employees may wear their prescription glasses with any frame and lens while on duty. Glasses should not detract from the professional appearance of an officer. (Union 10/2/19; maintain 10/10/19) Eyewear. Bargaining unit employees may wear their prescription glasses with any frame and lens while on duty. Glasses should not detract from the professional appearance of an officer. (TSA counter 10/7/19; non-negotiable under Determination Section III.B/7, not listed as a negotiable item)

Eyewear. Each employee designated by management because of job function or required by state regulations shall obtain and wear protective eyewear while on duty. • Eyewear supplied by vendor(s) under contract to the District and complying with appropriate safety regulations shall be provided to said employees. • Designated employees regularly fitted with prescription eyewear shall provide a current (not more than 90 days old at the time of application) prescription to the vendor. A second set of prescription lenses shall be provided during the term of this Agreement in the event there is a documented change in the sight of the employee. • Additions to the basic eyewear provided by the District shall be at the employee's expense. However, in no instance shall they detract from established safety regulations.

Eyewear. Upon the request of the employee, and with the approval of the Director of Physical Plant Operations, employees in this bargaining unit may purchase prescription eyewear from the District's vendor. The District s portion for prescription safety eyewear cannot exceed $90.

Eyewear. We will provide Benefits for the price of one (1) pair of prescription eyeglasses OR for prescription contact lenses, up to a maximum of $150.00. See your Schedule of Enrollee Payments to determine if this amount applies to the deductible. We will provide this Benefit once per enrolled child, until the end of the year in which they turn twenty-one (21), every Benefit Year. This Benefit applies to the retail price of lenses and/or frames or the retail price of contact lenses, material, training, the initial lens care kit and medically necessary follow- up visits for a period of two months. You may purchase the eyeglasses or contact lenses from any provider. After you make your purchase, you must follow the instructions in paragraph (c) below to get reimbursed. We will not provide Benefits for the following: (1) Repairs to eyeglasses; or (2) Safety glasses required by employment or sport. (3) Non prescription eyewear

Eyewear. The Regional District shall provide $100.00 per family, per year, eyewear allowance to a maximum of $100.00 per set of glasses, effective January 1, 1995.

Eyewear. Upon approval by the department head, the Employer shall reimburse a Regular Full-Time Employee in a classified position in Public Works roads, water, or sewer, for the costs of repairing or replacing watches or prescription eye glasses/contact lenses which are lost, damaged, or stolen while the Employee is in the performance of his/her duties, provided that there is notification to the department head within 7 business days. Reimbursement amounts shall be limited to the actual replacement value for prescription eyewear, and fifty dollars ($50.00) per claim for watches. An Employee may only make a claim up to one hundred seventy five dollars ($175.00) for each fiscal year.

Eyewear. The University agrees to provide appropriate eyewear protection for employees working in locations where there are hazards to the eye.

Eyewear. The employer will provide not more than two hundred dollars ($200.00) per contract year for eye exams, eyeglasses or for contact lenses for the employees. However, the employee upon making any claim for this benefit shall first provide evidence to the employer’s designated representative that he or she has first made claim for any eligible reimbursement or other cost coverage through any existing vision plan provided by the employer. Historical Note: Effective October 1, 2009 of the 2007-2010 Collective Bargaining Agreement $100 was deducted from the $200 eyewear allowance was rolled into each employee’s hourly base rate of pay

Eyewear. (1) The Regional District shall provide up to a maximum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) eyewear allowance towards a receipted purchase of prescription eyewear, per family member, every two (2) years. (2) The Regional District shall provide one (1) pair of eyeglasses every two (2) years, to a maximum cost of one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) for replacement of eyeglasses that may be damaged in the normal course of employment duties.