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Section 22.03 Mechanics and Equipment Servicers Allowance: <br />?Qw <br />Effective June 1, 2001 the employer will pay $480.00 annually <br />Effective June 1, 2002 the employer will pay $490.00 annually <br />Effective June 1, 2003 the employer will pay $500.00 annually <br />Full-time Mechanics and full-time equipment servicers shall receive the above referenced allowance <br />for the purchase of tools and safety shoes (per OSHA and/or employer standards). Mechanics and <br />Equipment Servicers covered by this section shall be required to wear such safety shoes while <br />working. Failure to wear such safety shoes shall subject the ernployee to disciplinary action by the <br />employer. Mechanics and Equipment Servicers receiving payment in accordance with this section, <br />shall be subject to the terms and conditions established in Sections 22.05 and 22.06 of this Article. <br />Section 22.04 Hostlers and Material Handlers Allowance: <br />Effective January l, 2001 the employer will pay $210.00 annually. <br />Effective January 1, 2002 the employer will pay $210.00 annually <br />Effective January 1, 2003 the employer will pay $210.00 annually <br />Full-time Hostlers and full-time material handlers shall receive the above referenced allowance for <br />the purchase of safety shoes (per OSHA and/or employer standards). Employees covered by this <br />section shall be required to wear safety shoes while working. Failure to wear such safety shoes shall <br />subject the employee to disciplinary action by the employer. Hostlers and Material Handlers <br />receiving payment in accordance with this section, shall be subject to the terms and conditions <br />established in Sections 22.05 and 22.06 of this Article. <br />Section 22.05 Any employee that is eligible to receive an allowance as provided in sections 22.01, <br />22.03 or 22.04 of this Article; and said employee is off work for any reason with or without <br />compensation except, in cases vacation time off or termination; for operators a period of time in <br />excess of ninety (90) consecutive days or for maintenance staff a period of time in excess of one <br />hundred eighty (180) consecutive days, in any allowance time period shall require the employee to <br />reimburse all or a portion of the allowance back to the employer. The pro-rata reimbursement back to <br />the employer shall be based upon a weekly calculation. <br />Section 22.06 The employer shall have in cases of termination, the right to withhold the <br />reimbursement amount due and owing from the employees last check. <br />Section 22.07 The employer shall provide at no cost to the employee, commercial insurance <br />coverage for Mechanics tools used in the conduct of his employment, provided, however, that each <br />Mechanic: (i) provides the employer with a written inventory of such tools and a detailed description <br />of each tool (serial and model numbers if available) and the value (estimated or actual) of each tool; <br />(ii) Mechanics shall be entirely responsible for the payment of the commercial insurance deductible <br />(current deductible is $250.00 per occunence); and (iii) Mechanics shall comply with aIl other terms <br />and conditions of the employer's policy (e.g. tools to be secured and locked at the end of each shift). <br />The employer will provide a copy of the insurance policy page(s) relevant to insurance coverage of <br />Mechanics tools to each Mechanic. Any and all claims of loss shall upon discovery, be immediately <br />reported to local law enforcement authorities and the NOMBL General Manager, or his designee, by <br />the Mechanic. <br />18