Uniform Supply Clause Samples
The Uniform Supply clause establishes a requirement that goods or materials provided under a contract must be consistent in quality, type, and specifications throughout the duration of the agreement. In practice, this means that each batch or shipment delivered must match the agreed-upon standards, ensuring that there are no variations that could affect performance or compatibility. This clause is essential for maintaining reliability and predictability in supply chains, as it prevents issues arising from inconsistent or substandard deliveries.
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Uniform Supply. Each employee may request up to five (5) new uniform shirts at the beginning of each fiscal year (July 1). New employees will be given their first set of uniforms at the time of hire. Each employee will be provided an allowance of $150 per fiscal year, to be used for additional uniform apparel.
Uniform Supply. The Company undertakes to continue its present practice with respect to uniform supply for permanent employees. It shall be compulsory for all employees to wear safety shoes or safety boots. The Company shall provide each employee on the seniority list with safety shoes or safety boots on a replacement basis, at no cost to the employee on approval of their Line Manager. Employees not on the seniority list will have the opportunity to purchase safety shoes from the Company.
Uniform Supply. Each custodian will be provided five (5) new uniform shirts at the beginning of each contract year. New employees will be given their first set of uniforms at the time of hiring. Each custodian will be paid an allowance of $150 per year, which is to be used for the purchase of pants suitable for work. This allowance shall be paid with the first payroll in July of each year.
Uniform Supply. Each custodian will be provided five (5) new uniform shirts at the beginning of each contract year. New employees will be given their first set of uniforms at the time of hiring. Each custodian will be paid an allowance of $150 per year, which is to be used for the purchase of pants suitable for work. This allowance shall be paid with the first payroll in July of each year.