Uniform Credit System Sample Clauses

Uniform Credit System. 1. The City shall establish a uniform credit system under a revised commissary contract whereby each employee shall have a five hundred dollars ($500.00) credit assigned to that employee to allow the employee to acquire and maintain her/his/her uniform items, not classified as PPE. Each employee shall be assigned a five hundred dollar ($500.00) credit each fiscal year thereafter. “Fiscal year” shall hereinafter refer to the period from October 1st through September 30th.
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Uniform Credit System. The City shall establish a uniform credit system under a revised commissary contract whereby each employee shall have a five hundred dollars ($500.00) an annual six hundred and sixty dollars ($660) credit assigned to that employee to allow the employee to acquire and maintain her/his/her uniform items, not classified as PPE. Each employee shall be assigned a five hundred dollar ($500.00) CPI-adjusted credit each fiscal year thereafter. “Fiscal year” shall hereinafter refer to the period from October 1st through September 30th. Existing minimum specifications for uniform items available to employees under the Commissary System in effect on September 30, 2002 shall remain available for purchase by the employee throughout the life of this Agreement. Uniform items not required by Department policy at the time of the signing of this Agreement, shall not be mandated unless by mutual agreement or legislative change. Employees shall only use the designated credit to acquire and maintain uniform items used in the performance of their duties. All uniform items purchased by the employee using said credit must meet the requirements set forth in the Department’s uniform policies. In the event an employee’s designated credit is exhausted during the fiscal year and said employee needs or is required to purchase a uniform item(s), the employee shall be responsible for acquiring the uniform item(s) at their own expense. Any unused credit shall not be carried forward to the following fiscal year.
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