Common use of Property Damage Clause in Contracts

Property Damage. The State shall continue to reimburse employees for personal property of reasonable value damaged, destroyed or stolen while in the performance of their duties in accordance with established procedures.

Property Damage. The State shall continue to reimburse employees for personal property of reasonable value damaged, destroyed or stolen while in the performance of their duties in accordance with established proceduresprocedures as long as there is a clear connection between the property damaged and work activities. Personal items which are already provided by the State (e.g. computers, cameras, weapons, etc.) and items which do not have a connection to any work-related tasks (e.g. jewelry, personal electronics, etc.) shall not be reimbursable.

Property Damage. The State shall continue to reimburse employees for personal property of reasonable value damageddam­aged, destroyed or stolen while in the performance of their duties in accordance with established procedures.

Property Damage. The State shall continue to reimburse employees for personal property of reasonable value damageddam­aged, destroyed or stolen while in the performance per­formance of their duties in accordance with established proceduresproce­dures.