Uniform Provision Sample Clauses

Uniform Provision. The City shall provide and launder uniforms for all maintenance and wastewater treatment employees.
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Uniform Provision. Fire Department employees represented by the Association shall receive the same uniform provisions as provided to the Xxxxxxxxx Firefighters Association. The City shall provide and launder uniforms for all maintenance and wastewater treatment employees.
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Uniform Provision. Persons employed in all divisions, including the Public Safety Communications Unit (PSCU), who are compelled to wear City-issued uniforms shall be provided with six (6) uniforms.
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Uniform Provision. 10.2.1 Where an employee is required to wear a uniform whilst on duty, the employer will supply a uniform at no cost to the employee. It is the employee’s responsibility to maintain the upkeep of the uniform and ensure it is worn when on duty and is in a clean and presentable state. Ownership of the uniform is retained by the employer and the uniform is to be returned to the employer upon termination of employment. Failure to do so will result in the employee incurring the cost of the uniform.
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Uniform Provision. 18.9.1 All school bus drivers, delegated behind the wheel trainers and dispatchers shall wear District uniform shirts during working hours.
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Uniform Provision. It is in the interest of the Town and the Employee that the employees be identified and to have protective gear and to be provided with specialty items that are required to fulfill job requirements. The Town may provide a method for purchase of clothing or other equipment mutually agreed upon by the Town and the employees through the Labor-Management Team. All purchase of clothing or other safety-oriented equipment needs prior authorization of a Department Head or the Town Manager. Purchases without prior authorization may not be reimbursed.
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