Safety Shoes/Glasses Sample Clauses

Safety Shoes/Glasses. A. All safety equipment provided by the District must meet CAL/OSHA standards where a CAL/OSHA standard has been adopted. The District procedure “Personal Protective Equipment” will be applied during the term of this MOU.
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Safety Shoes/Glasses. During the term of this Agreement, the City shall pay to all unit employees regularly engaged in physical labor twohundred ($200.00) dollars per fiscal year toward each pair of safety shoes purchased. Proof of purchase is required. The safety shoes must then be worn during all working hours where there is a need for safety shoes. Amounts not spent in any fiscal year may be carried forward to the next fiscal year, but shall not exceed twohundred ($200) dollars (for a total of $400). During the term of this Agreement, all unit employees who wear prescription glasses on a regular basis and perform duties that require the use of safety glasses, shall be eligible for reimbursement of up to fourhundred ($400.00) dollars once every two years for prescription safety glasses purchased. Proof of purchase is required. Such safety glasses must then be worn during all working hours where there is a need for safety glasses. Amounts not spent in any fiscal year may be carried forward to the next fiscal year, but shall not exceed fourhundred ($400) dollars (for a total of $800). With the approval of the manager, employees may be authorized to obtain a second pair of safety shoes or safety prescription glasses at the same value if damaged in the line of duty.
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Safety Shoes/Glasses. (All Employees) Safety equipment required by law will be paid for by the school district. The Employer will reimburse employees up to $150.00 per school year for the purchase of safety shoes which shall be worn on duty. A higher value may be set by the Employer after meeting and conferring with the Union. Safety shoes will be purchased once per year, except in unusual circumstances, and at the discretion of management, exceptions may be made to purchase an additional pair of safety shoes.
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Safety Shoes/Glasses. The Employer will provide reimbursement up to a maximum of three hundred dollars ($300) over the life of this Agreement for each employee in the engineering department toward the purchase of approved clothing and/or safety shoes.
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