Work Clothes and Safety Boots Sample Clauses

Work Clothes and Safety Boots. It is a condition of employment that employees wear safety clothing and protective equipment provided to them under the terms of the current or previous Enterprise Agreement whilst engaged on the Mine site. Each employee is provided with three (3) sets of industrial clothing and one (1) pair of safety boots per year. A winter jacket (or sloppy joes to the same value) will be supplied to each employee during the term of this Agreement. Boots and clothing that become unserviceable due to damage are replaced at no cost to the employee on presentation of the unserviceable item to Management. The company will continue to support the supply / replacement of prescription safety glasses on an as needs basis during the period of this Agreement.
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Work Clothes and Safety Boots. The Company will provide free of charge to each Mt Xxxxxx Coal employee the equivalent of one jacket or jumper, two sets of industrial clothing and one pair of safety boots per year in accordance with the Company Clothing Issue Point System. Because of the nature of the work, Mt Xxxxxx Coal employees working permanently in the Engineering stream and Service sub-stream and some Mt Xxxxxx Coal employees working permanently in the CHPP stream will receive one additional set of industrial clothing per year. All Workshop Fitters, Electricians, Service people and CHPP Technicians will be entitled to an annual clothing issue to the value of 200 points, all other employees will be entitled to an annual clothing issue to the value of 150 points. New employees will be entitled to an initial clothing issue to the value of 300 points.
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