PROTECTIVE CLOTHING & SHOE ALLOWANCE Sample Clauses

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING & SHOE ALLOWANCE. The University will continue to furnish protective clothing (for example, rubber gloves and rubber aprons) and/or equipment to the extent reasonably necessary to protect the employees' health and safety. Employees will wear and use such clothing and equipment as directed. The University will pay up to $125.00 annually toward the cost of safety shoes for Press employees regularly assigned to work in the warehouse. If the University determines that safety shoes should be worn by other employees during working hours, the terms of this section shall apply.
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