Personal Clean Up Time Sample Clauses
The Personal Clean Up Time clause establishes a designated period for individuals to tidy up their workspace or area at the end of a shift or activity. Typically, this clause specifies how much time is allotted for clean-up, who is responsible for the task, and what standards of cleanliness are expected. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause helps ensure that shared or individual spaces are maintained in good condition, reducing disputes over cleanliness and promoting a more organized environment.
Personal Clean Up Time. Employees required to work in and around sewage or garbage and others required to work in live sewers shall be allowed adequate time to shower and change their clothes prior to the end of their work shift. Any clothing furnished such workers by the City shall not be worn home nor away from a permanent job location. Other employees shall be allowed necessary time for personal clean-up prior to the end of the shift. The City shall furnish waterless cleaner and towels when it is necessary for employees to clean up, and when soap and water are not available.
Personal Clean Up Time. Where necessary, employees shall have a reasonable period included in the work day for personal clean-up purposes.
Personal Clean Up Time. All employees may discontinue productive work ten minutes before the end of the shift to perform necessary clean-up, etc. and may leave their work area five minutes before the end of the shift for personal wash-up, etc.
Personal Clean Up Time. The Department Director and/or designee has sole discretion over the need for, amount of, and duration of personal clean-up time, if any, to be made available to the employees in their department. Personal clean-up time may be made available to individual employees, teams, sections, divisions or other work groups, and/or the department as a whole upon the sole discretion of the Department Director and/or designee concerned.
Personal Clean Up Time. 14.07 Allocation of Overtime 46 ARTICLE XV -WAGES 49