Purchase and replacement of tools Sample Clauses

Purchase and replacement of tools. Notwithstanding the requirements of this Schedule, where an employee does not possess a tool box (lockable) or an appropriate tool kit, and where it is agreed between the company and employee, the company will provide a lockable tool box and/or a complete set of tools, for the applicable classification, as listed in this Schedule or an appropriate set of tools needed to complete the tool kit. The initial cost associated with the supply and / or replacement of tool box, tool kit or tools will be met by the company where mutually agreed and will be recovered from the employee by mutually agreed weekly deductions until such time that all costs have been recovered (which may be recovered from hours in lieu, or other extraneous payments). The company agrees to provide replacement batteries for Torch, Battery Drill and test equipment on a ‘reasonable wear and tear’ and, on an exchange new for old basis. The company will provide replacement batteries and worn drill chucks for rechargeable drills on a fair wear and tear basis. Where requested by the employee in writing, the company may purchase tools on behalf of employees and deduct such cost from the employee’s next pay. In the event that the employee terminates his or her employment prior to the costs being recovered and prior to the pay office making a final termination payment, the employee will pay the outstanding balance for receipt of the tool box and tools set out in the list contained in Schedule 4 Clause 1. The final payment may be deducted from any final terminations payment.
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