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which shall be laundered by the employee. Uniforms shall be replaced during the year for damage occurring in the line of duty, with approval of the Department Head. Uniforms will be worn at all times when working but shall not be worn while off work. I During extremely hot weather, supervisors of field personnel and substation electricians may authorize them to wear City provided T-shirts (4 shirts original issue plus a maximum of 4 replaced per year) Long sleeved shirts shall always be worn while working in energized underground vaults or on energized substation apparatus, and at all other times that the supervisor feels it is needed for employee safety. ARTICLE IV: Section 1: A. Accrual During Periods of Continuous Service 7 months -5 years 6-10 years 11 years 12 years 13 years 14 years 15+ years LEAVES Vacations Hours of Accrual Per Month of Annual Service Accrual 6-2/3 80 10 120 10-2/3 128 11-1/3 136 12 144 12-2/3 152 13-1/3 160 Maximum Accrual Accum 1GO 240 256 272 288 304 320 Notwithstanding anything in this section to the contrary, employees do not accrue vacation time during the first six months of employment. Upon completion of six months of service, employee shall be credited with 40 hours of vacation time. Thereafter, accrual shall be on a monthly basis in accordance with the above chart. Vacation accrual may be accumulated to not more than the appropriate maximum accumulation except upon the written request of the affected employee and approval of the Personnel Officer. In this event, an employee may be permitted to exceed the maximum accumulation by an amount not in excess of his accrual for a four month period. Previous City employment periods, during which vacation was accrued, may be considered as continuous service for the purpose of computing vacation rate upon the written request of the appointing authority and approval of the Personnel officer. ELECMOU - 1993 GRJ:KD 071493