Common use of Protective Clothing and Uniform Clause in Contracts

Protective Clothing and Uniform. Protective clothing to remain the property of the employer, shall be supplied to any employee where it is agreed between the union delegate or official and the employer at the job level, on a type of protective clothing taking into account the degree of the dirty work involved in the work normally performed by the employee. Protective footwear, to remain the property of the employer, shall be supplied to any employee where it is agreed between the union delegate or official and the employer. The company shall provide wet weather gear, warm clothing, and hats and sunscreen for forklift drivers unloading trucks.

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Sources: Enterprise Agreement

Protective Clothing and Uniform. Protective clothing to remain the property of the employer, shall be supplied to any employee where it is agreed between the union delegate or official and the employer at the job level, on a type of protective clothing taking into account the degree of the dirty work involved in the work normally performed by the employee. Protective footwear, to remain the property of the employer, shall be supplied to any employee where it is agreed between the union delegate or official and the employeremployee. The company shall provide wet weather gear, warm clothing, and hats and sunscreen for forklift drivers unloading trucks. These to remain the property of the employer, shall be supplied to any employee.

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Sources: New South Wales Distribution Centres Agreement 2007