UNIFORM / DRESS Sample Clauses

UNIFORM / DRESS. The supplier should ensure wearing of clean uniform/dress to the employees while working. The colour of the uniform will be decided by UCIL. The name of the company / supplier has to be written on uniform. Without the uniform the workforce will not be allowed to work.
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UNIFORM / DRESS. Food and Nutrition Services personnel, in conformance with industry standards, may be required to wear prescribed professional dress while on duty. Uniform Dress guidelines shall be developed and maintained by a committee comprised of at least three bargaining unit members designated by the Association and an equal number representing Food and Nutrition Services Management designated by the Director of Food and Nutrition Services.
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UNIFORM / DRESS a) The CORPS shall provide the Security Guards with appropriate uniformed clothing, safety glasses and safety footwear for the various work areas the Security Guards will be required to work in. The lack of appropriate clothing, eye wear or footwear will not be acceptable as a reason for rounds not being done properly.
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