MetroBus UNIFORM ITEMS Sample Clauses

MetroBus UNIFORM ITEMS. Operators will be permitted to wear a collar-less coat-type sweater and/or vest, provided such sweater and/or vest meet approved specifications with regard to style and color. Walking shorts with knee high socks will be an optional part of the uniform in the summer. Tie (clip-on or regular) or scarf will be part of the work uniform in the winter. MetroBus operators will be required to wear only one uniform year round which shall consist of a shirt, short sleeve or long sleeve, trousers, light weight or heavy weight, jacket with liner or sweater and/or vest. Heavy uniform overcoat or jacket, rain gear, seat cushions, watch holder and punch holder will also be a permissible uniform expense. All uniforms must meet approved specifications of Metro. It is understood that all uniforms shall bear a union label, if available, if not available “Made in USA” label is required. Uniforms shall have belt loops; uniform skirts or uniform split skirts (culottes) may be worn by female operators in lieu of trousers. A maroon or white polo shirt will be an optional part of the summer uniform. Starting on the first day of the month following the ratification of this Agreement, MetroBus Operators will be supplied with a heavy uniform jacket as a part of their first uniform. Summer Uniforms: MetroBus Operators are permitted to wear summer uniform items on the first Monday of May in each year. Winter Uniforms: MetroBus operators are permitted to wear winter uniform items on the first Monday in November of each year.
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