– Issuance of Tools Clause Samples

The 'Issuance of Tools' clause defines the process by which one party provides necessary equipment, software, or instruments to the other party for use in fulfilling contractual obligations. Typically, this clause outlines what tools will be issued, the conditions of their use, and responsibilities for maintenance or return. By clearly specifying these terms, the clause ensures both parties understand their obligations regarding the tools, thereby preventing disputes over ownership, loss, or misuse.
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– Issuance of Tools. An employee required by the Company to use tools in the performance of the employee's job shall be issued and provided with the necessary tools by the Company. Tools requiring replacement because of normal wear will be replaced by the Company as needed. An employee who has been issued tools shall be responsible for the replacement costs of any lost tools necessitated by the gross neglect or abuse by the employee. Tools provided by the Company to employees shall not be removed from Joint Base ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ except in cases where employees are directed by the Company to travel to off-base work sites using Company or government-provided vehicles. If an employee is terminated from employment with the Company for any reason (including retirement, resignation, or involuntary discharge), the tools issued by the Company to the employee shall be returned to the Company. The costs of replacing any tools not returned by the employee upon a termination of employment will be reimbursed by a charge against and deduction from the employee's final pay, as agreed in the issuance documents, and, if that charge or deduction is inadequate to reimburse the Company, from direct recovery from the employee through appropriate and necessary legal recourse. (a) Cell phones are considered tools of the trade for safety, and emergency response. The minimum cell phone made available by the company shall be (3ea) for the Fuels Department: Lab stand-by, Bulk Storage, and the RCC expeditor. Base supply shall receive (2ea) for: Mobility and Customer Service stand-by. If requested by the Union, the Company will provide a Memorandum of Agreement on the issuance of the cell phones.
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