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2/8/2010
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Board of Commissioners
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ART. 111.3. Provides County Manager authority to appoint above the job rate in <br /> certain circumstances. Removes the 10% salary increase cap during a <br /> fiscal year. <br />ART. 111.13. Includes established policy exempting participants from tuition <br /> reimbursement. <br />ART. 111.14. Reimbursement amount increased and employment requirement added. <br />ART. 111.15. Provides for return on County's training investment. <br />ART. IV.8. Provides reference to the Drug Free Workplace Policy. <br />ART. IV.16. Provides access to background and prior employment information. <br />ART. V.2. Provides employee job performance requirement. <br />ART. V.3. Provides employee personal conduct requirement. <br />ART. V.7. Includes established policy regarding immediate family member <br /> employment in the same department. <br />ART. V.9. Includes established policy regarding technology use. <br />ART. V.10. Provides for searches and inspections. <br />ART. V1.1. Includes established policy for EMS and Law Enforcement use of holiday <br /> hours. <br />ART. VI.5. Provides County Manager authority to establish vacation leave earning <br /> rate in certain circumstances. <br />ART. VI.8(b). Removes limitation on hours of sick leave available for use regarding an <br /> employee's immediate family member. <br />ART. VI.8. Provides County Manager authority to authorize additional sick leave for <br /> extenuating circumstances. <br />ART. V1.14. Provides County Manager authority to grant additional credit of <br /> transferrable hours in extraordinary circumstances. <br />ART. V1.16. Includes federal law updates effective January 16, 2009.CIarifies outside <br /> employment while on FMLA. <br />ART. V1.17. Includes established policy for requests for leave without pay. <br />ART. V1.18. Removes the use of partial leave use in conjunction with a worker's <br /> compensation absence. <br />ART. V1.20. Provides reference to state law for school leave activity. <br />ART. V1.21. Change in allowable military leave and compensation during leave. <br />ART. VI.22. Limits the number of days of civil leave. <br />ART. V11.1(c). Clarifies separation during the probation period. <br />ART. V11.1(e). Changes voluntary resignation period for failing to report to work. <br />ART. VI1.2. Unacceptable representative behaviors removed. <br />ART. V11.5(b). Explains when apre-disciplinary conference is not held. <br />ART. IX.2. Clarifies and updates health care and optional group insurance plan <br /> information and responsibilities for employees and retirees. <br />ART. IX.4 Revised to comply with NCGS changes. <br />ART. X.1. Revised to comply with NCGS changes. <br />App. A Combines Position Classification Plan and Pay Plan into one appendix. <br />App. B Revised to comply with FLSA rule changes. <br />App. C Updates Wage and Hour Division publication to the January 2009 <br /> revision. <br />App. D Removed. Becomes an administrative policy. <br />App. E Removed effective April 20, 2009 and incorporated in the Drug Free <br /> Workplace Policy. <br />App. F Removed. Becomes an administrative policy. <br />App. G Merit Increase Administration Guide -Moved to Article 111.3(c). <br />REQUESTED ACTION: <br />Page 127 of 362 <br />F-5 <br />
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