Uniform – Standard Issue Sample Clauses

The 'Uniform – Standard Issue' clause establishes the requirement for employees to wear uniforms that are provided by the employer and conform to a specified standard. Typically, this clause outlines the type, appearance, and condition of uniforms that must be worn during work hours, and may detail the process for distribution, replacement, and maintenance of these uniforms. Its core practical function is to ensure a consistent and professional appearance among staff, which can enhance brand image, promote team unity, and help customers easily identify employees.
Uniform – Standard Issue. (A) All employees shall receive a standard issue of uniforms (winter and summer) and uniform accessories. If the uniforms are to be replaced, the state will study the feasibility of replacing them with quality wash and wear uniforms. (B) The state shall provide uniforms for its female officers in the appropriate sizes, designed and cut for females. If a female officer is required to wear a bullet proof vest, it shall be designed and fitted for a female.
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Uniform – Standard Issue. (A) All employees shall receive a standard issue of uniforms and uniform accessories. (B) The University shall provide uniforms for its female officers in the appropriate sizes, designed and cut for females. If a female officer is required to wear a bulletproof vest, it shall be designed and fitted for a female.
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