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That upon consolidation, all members of the staff of the Charles A. <br />Cannon Memodal Library will become COUNTY employees. At that time, <br />each employee will be placed on the COUNTY salary scale at a grade and <br />step which is at least equal to their rate of pay provided by the CITY at the <br />time of consolidation. Any CITY employee who receives a pay Increase <br />as the result of an evaluation due on any date immediately prior to the <br />date of consolidation, but which wil[ not be in effect until after the <br />consolidation, shall receive that increase as scheduled and in-the amount <br />stipulated. The annual review dates of each employee for all <br />developmental and merit pay increases will remain the same as those <br />currently used for annual performance evaluation reviews conducted by ' <br />the CITY. <br /> <br />All CITY Library employee.s who currently receive longevity pay from the <br />CITY will continue to racoive that benefit "frozen" at the amount awarded <br />prior to the time of merger. The COUNTY will continue this benefit and <br />will distribute it to employees in 26 equal payments with each pay during a <br />fiscal year. The CiTY will provide the longevity pay due to each eligible <br />employee from the date of the last longevity distribution in 1997 to the <br />date of consolidation. In accordance with CITY Policy, this payment will <br />be made as a lump sum distn"oution and will be made at the time all other <br />CITY employees receive such distribution. <br /> <br />The total years of service that each employee has accumulated with the <br />CITY will be considered as years of public service and will be included in <br />the calculation of total years of service for COUNTY employee recognition <br />events and for retirement benefits. <br /> <br />All accrued annual or vacation leave will transfer with each employee. <br />Following consolidation, annual leave would be earned at a rate based <br />upon total years of service including those years spent as employees of <br />the CITY. Following consolidation, annual leave will be earned at the rate <br />prescribed for all COUNTY employees. It should be noted that the <br />COUNTY policy regarding the amount of annual leave which may be <br />received and accrued differs significantly from the policy of the CITY. <br />CITY Library employees will be required to choose between the two <br />annual leave schedules offered to COUN3~f employees. Those choosing <br />Schedule A will receive paid health and life insurance coverage upon <br />retirement as prescribed by Article VI, Section 6, of the Cabarrus County ' <br />Personnel Ordinance. <br /> <br />All accrued sick leave will be fl'ansferrad with each employee. Following <br />consolidation, sick leave will be earned at the rate proscribed for all <br />COUNTY employees. <br /> <br />All CITY employees will be eligible for all employee benefits provided by <br />the COUNTY. In instances where benefits are the same such as <br />participation in the Local Government Retirement System and participation <br />in the 401-K program offered through BB & T, employees should not <br />experience any break in benefit. It is understood that the COUNTY may <br />be unable to compensate transferred CITY employees for any benefits <br />which may be provided by the CITY, but which are not provided by the <br />COUNTY. <br /> <br />Currently, the Concord Library has a staff of 19 full time and 6 part-time <br />employees. Most of the job classifications and job descdpfions already <br />correspond to similar classifications in the COUNTY personnel <br />ordinances. The following job classifications are unique to the CITY at this <br />fime, but would be added to the COUNTY classification system at the time <br />of consolidation: Director of Ubraries (1), Library .Clerk (1), Library <br />Custodian/Courier (1). <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br /> <br />