OTHER CONVENIENCES Sample Clauses

OTHER CONVENIENCES. The following items shall be supplied to the unlicensed personnel employed aboard vessels of the Company: A suitable number of clean blankets for each employee. i An adequate mattress to be supplied as a replacement for worn out mattress in addition to an adequate supply of sheets, pillow cases, hand and bath towels, standard brand or generic face soap and laundry soap or detergent, to be supplied at least once a week. An adequate supply of crockery. The Company agrees to supply on each vessel a washing machine, an iron and ironing board and where electrical capacity and space are available an electric dryer, and where space presently permits, space for drying clothes will be made available. Equipment for the purpose of making coffee shall be made available in the engine room and wheelhouse of all vessels. The Company agrees to pay the cost of maintenance of these appliances necessitated by normal wear and tear. Any members wilfully damaging or destroying linen, mattresses, and/or any of the above equipment, shall be held accountable for same and may be terminated. Upon request, the Company shall supply two (2) pairs of coveralls to all permanent or permanent relief employees of the Engineroom or Deck departments who have been employed by the Company for a minimum of ninety (90) days. Such items shall be replaced annually, if necessary, upon presentation of the old items. Members of the deck department may request that one of the coveralls be insulated. The Company shall also make available oilskins for employees in both the engineroom and deck departments. The Company agrees to place at the gangway a notice when the ship is cleared by Customs and Immigration. All permanent employees will be given a one hundred and fifteen dollars ($115.00) allowance towards the purchase of safety boots. This allowance shall be paid to each permanent employee at the end of December of each year on a separate cheque. Only Approved boots are acceptable. The Company will endeavour to have Bell Canada install a pay telephone in a convenient location, if another telephone is not available, when the vessel is laid up. The Company agrees to supply on each vessel one (1) stool for the use of the Such stool shall be available for use under circumstances satisfactory to the Captain or the Officer of the watch. With the prior approval of the Captain or Chief Engineer which shall not be unreasonably withheld, an employee may while the vessel is in port, bring his spouse and family abo...
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OTHER CONVENIENCES. The following items shall be supplied to employees:
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OTHER CONVENIENCES. (a) The following items shall be supplied to the unlicensed personnel employed aboard vessels of the Company.
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OTHER CONVENIENCES. (a) The following items shall be supplied to the unlicensed personnel employed aboard ves- sels of the Company. A suitable number of clean blankets for each employee. An adequate supply of sheets, pillow cases, hand and bath towels, standard brand or gener- ic face soap and laundry soap or detergent, to be supplied at least once a week. An adequate supply of crockery. The Company agrees to supply on each vessel a washing machine, an iron and ironing board and where electrical capacity and space are available an electric dryer, and where space presently permits, space for drying clothes will be made available. Equipment for the purpose of making coffee shall be made available in the engine room and wheelhouse of all vessels. The Company agrees to pay the cost of maintenance of these appliances necessitated by normal wear and tear. Any members wilfully damaging or destroying linen, mattresses, any of the above equipment, shall be held accountable for same and may be terminated. Upon request, the Company shall supply two (2) pairs of coveralls to all permanent or per- manent relief employees of the Engineroom or Deck departments who have been in the employ of the permanent employees, including permanent reliefs, will be given allowance towards the purchase of safety boots. This allowance shall permanent relief employee at the end of November of each year on a Only approved boots are acceptable. To receive this payment the employee must have been in the employ of the Company for a minimum of ninety (90) days. The Company will endeavour to have Bell Canada install a pay telephone in a convenient location, if another telephone is not available, when the vessel is laid up.
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OTHER CONVENIENCES. 1 5.01 The following items shall be supplied to the Employees employed on board vessels of the Company:
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OTHER CONVENIENCES. MEALS, COFFEE TIME AND LUNCHES SUBSISTENCE ALLOWANCE . . . . . TRANSPORTATION COSTS . . . . .
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