Common use of Working clothes Clause in Contracts

Working clothes. ‌ The enterprise shall provide the necessary protective clothing and working clothes and the laundering of these clothes, unless a different arrangement is agreed upon between the parties. If required, the employer shall provide adapted workwear for women and men where the unisex version is not usable. It is a requirement that such workwear meets HSE requirements and that this is practical and financially viable. Further guidelines for issuing, laundering etc. shall be agreed upon at the individual enterprises. Working clothes are the property of the enterprise. Working clothes shall be issued when starting work for the enterprise. Where employees perform work where the work requires safety glasses, the enterprise must offer safety glasses combined with glasses with strength to employees who have a documented need for this and where safety glasses as protection in addition to ordinary glasses do not provide appropriate protection. More detailed guidelines for the scheme, e.g. cost coverage, duration of work etc., are drawn up at the individual enterprise.

Working clothes. ‌ The enterprise shall provide the necessary protective clothing and working clothes and the laundering of these clothes, unless a different arrangement is agreed upon between the parties. If required, the employer shall provide adapted workwear for women and men where the unisex version is not usable. It is a requirement that such workwear meets HSE requirements and that this is practical and financially viable. Further guidelines for issuing, laundering etc. shall be agreed upon at the individual enterprises. Working clothes are the property of the enterprise. Working clothes shall be issued when starting work for the enterprise. Where employees perform work where the work requires safety glasses, the enterprise must offer safety glasses combined with glasses with strength to employees who have a documented need for this and where safety glasses as protection in addition to ordinary glasses do not provide appropriate protection. More detailed guidelines for the scheme, e.g. cost coverage, duration of work etc., are drawn up at the individual enterprise.