Tool Boxes Sample Clauses

Tool Boxes. Employees will be reimbursed for damaged or stolen tool boxes to a maximum value of three thousand dollars ($3,000.00). Employees who suffer a layoff from a Facility outside of their permanent residence will be eligible, once in a fifty two (52) week period, to have their tools boxes shipped to their home address at the Employer’s expense, to a maximum of $750.
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Tool Boxes. (1) The Parties agree that the Tool Boxes as specified in the Contract, Annex I shall be developed not only for the benefit of the Consortium but also for the benefit of the research community. Therefore, the Parties shall use reasonable efforts to make the Tool Boxes available via GPL (see the license specifications at xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/licenses/gpl.html). In cases where licensing under the GPL is not possible, the Steering Committee will decide how the Tool Boxes shall be marketed and commercially exploited with regard to third Parties.
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Tool Boxes. The Company requires that all machinists and trainees provide their own basic tool kit . The Company reserves the right to inspect tool boxes at any time (provided the owner or in his/her absence an Association Committee Member is present) during employment or on termination of employment . Any such inspections will not be considered an accusation . The Company will repair, or if damaged beyond economical repair, will replace at the Company’s expense any tool box and any tools (but not other contents) which are damaged by the Company during such an inspection . The Company will repair, or if damaged beyond economical repair, will replace at the Company’s expense, any tool box and any precision measuring instruments (but not other contents) which are accidentally damaged by the Company in the course of its ordinary operations .
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