Shirts Sample Clauses
The 'Shirts' clause defines the terms and conditions related to the provision, quality, or specifications of shirts within an agreement. It typically outlines requirements such as the type of shirts to be supplied, acceptable materials, sizes, branding, delivery timelines, and any quality control measures. By clearly setting these expectations, the clause ensures both parties understand their obligations regarding shirts, reducing the risk of disputes over product quality or delivery.
Shirts. The following shirts are required:
a. ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Pan Round Collared Shirt worn with the Traditional Zipper Back Jumper (PreK – 3rd Grade)
▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ button-down collar Oxford (long sleeve or short sleeve) worn with the Skirt, Skort or Khaki pants
c. Embroidered Navy Blue Polo (long sleeve or short sleeve) purchased from ▇▇▇▇▇ Uniform, worn with the Skirt, Skort or khaki pants
Shirts. Shirts will be standard issue uniforms with the appropriate City logo and employee's name. The fabric of these shirts may be cotton or appropriate material to meet OSHA requirements.
Shirts. Volunteers may choose to purchase Easter Seals t-shirts, but it is not required.
Shirts. The Employer will provide employees at each of the facilities with shirts March 1st of each calendar year of the contract as follows: Fountain Valley Lakewood Los Alamitos Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-Time Full-Time Part-time 6 Shirts 5 Shirts 6 Shirts 5 Shirts 5 Shirts 3 Shirts
Shirts. The Authority shall provide Maintenance Unit employees with eight (8) shirts with Authority identification each year between September and November. The shirts will be one color and worn at all times while on duty. The employee may choose any combination of the following, not to exceed eight (8): Long sleeve shirt Short sleeve shirt “T” shirt (of good quality cotton) The Authority shall provide employees in the Housing Program Specialist, Senior Property Assistant, and Senior Housing Assistant classification two
Shirts a. Color: Light Blue
b. Style: Long-sleeve and short-sleeve versions. Collar stays, two breast pockets.
Shirts. Boys are required to wear a plain (un-embroidered) white button down collar Oxford (long sleeve or short sleeve) all year. However, during Fall and Spring (August, September, October, April, May, June): ● A plain (un-embroidered) button down oxford; or ● Families may opt to purchase an Embroidered Navy Blue Polo (long sleeve or short sleeve) purchased from ▇▇▇▇▇ Uniform for wear during Fall and Spring.
Shirts. The company will pay 100% of the cost for four (4) GE Security (Oxford/Golf/J-Knit) logo shirts for new employees. After completing one year of employment, the company will pay 100% of the cost for four (4) shirts each year for each employee. Three (3) additional shirts and two (2) outerwear garments per year purchased by employees shall be 50% employee paid and 50% company paid.
Shirts. The shirts shall be either male or female styled as appropriate to the employee. The shirts provided shall be no-iron work shirts, which are fully cut with long tails, having extra-strength buttons, permanent stays in collar, are double-needle sewn, and have soil-release finish. The shirts shall be either Sixty-Five (65%)
Shirts. All shirts shall be either very light blue or dark blue and shall be permanent press type or Polyester, and cotton type fabric. UNIFORMS: Uniforms are to be patterned identically to the wool and be labelled accordingly. Summer weight shall be and wool and shall be labelled accordingly. Buttons on uniforms and hat badges for all employees shall be silver or chrome in colour, except as otherwise herein specified. Buttons, badges and arm band insignia on uniforms and hat bands and badges, shall be gilt in colour for the following personnel: All Officers of the Fire Fighting Division Chief Fire Prevention Officer Director of Training Master Mechanic Communications Officer Assistant Fire Prevention Officer Electronic and Electrical Officer Buttons on uniforms and hat badges for all employees shall be silver or chrome in colour, except as otherwise herein specified. Arm band insignia shall be blue in colour, for staff employees who by reason of their seniority, or qualification, would be normally entitled to promotion to Officer rank in the Fire Fighting Division.