Foot Wear and Rain Gear Sample Clauses

Foot Wear and Rain Gear. Where an employee works outside and requires rain gear, and/or is required to wear safety footwear which must comply with WorkSafe BC regulations, the Employer shall provide each year to regular, full-time employees, or casual employees after the completion of 1000 hours of work each year, fifty percent (50%) of the cost of purchase of rain gear, and/or purchase or repair of safety shoes. The Employer's share for either or both items shall be a maximum of two hundred ($200.00) per annum, per such employee, payable only upon submission of a receipt or receipts by such employee.
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Foot Wear and Rain Gear. Where an employee works outside and requires rain gear, and/or is required to wear safety footwear which must comply with Workers' Compensation Board regulations, the Employer shall provide each year to regular, full-time employees, or casual employees after the completion of 1000 hours of work each year, fifty percent (50%) of the cost of purchase of rain gear, and/or purchase or repair of safety shoes. The Employer's share for either or both items shall be a maximum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125.00) per annum, per such employee, payable only upon submission of a receipt or receipts by such employee.
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