Uniform and Insignia Committee Sample Clauses

Uniform and Insignia Committee. If Paragraph 24.5.1 above is invoked, the issue of uniform and insignia differentiation, if any, between uniformed employees of the Sheriff’s Department shall be submitted to the Sheriff’s Department Uniform Committee. The issues for consultation, and subsequent recommendation thereon to the Sheriff, shall include, but not be limited to, departmental rank designation, insignia, and uniform. For purposes of the discussions, the Sheriff will appoint an employee from each division which requests participation on such Committee and AFSCME shall appoint an ad hoc member to the Committee.
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