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209.070. PROBATIONARY PERIOD. <br />(A) The probationary period shall be regarded an integral <br />part of the terms and conditions of employment. It is defined as a <br />period of time of active employment of a regular or permanent part <br />time employee during which his /her supervisor and /or City Council <br />shall be the judge of his /her fitness and ability to satisfactorily <br />perform the work he /she is assigned. <br />(B) All original appointments as a regular or permanent <br />part time employee shall be subject to an initial probationary <br />period of six months, during which time said employee shall be <br />defined as a probationary employee and during which time an <br />employee may be disciplined or dismissed by the City without <br />recourse. Upon completion of the initial probationary period, a <br />written evaluation of the employee's performance shall be filed by <br />such employee's supervisor with the City Clerk. <br />(C) All promotions shall be subject to a six (6) month <br />probationary period. If the employee who has been promoted is <br />found unsuited for the work of the position to which promoted, such <br />employee may be reinstated to the position and rate of pay <br />previously held or to some other position in the class from which <br />such employee was promoted. <br />209.080. POSITION CLASSIFICATION. The City Clerk shall <br />establish and maintain a position classification plan for all <br />positions covered by the provisions of this ordinance. All <br />positions shall be grouped in classes, each having a definite range <br />of difficulty and responsibility. When a new position is created <br />for which no appropriate position classification exists, or when <br />the duties of an existing position are sufficiently changed so that <br />no appropriate class exists, the City Clerk shall create a new <br />class and cause an appropriate position classification to be <br />written for said class. All position classifications are subject <br />to review and approval by the City Council. <br />209.090. OVERTIME. <br />(A) City Clerk and Building Official. These employees <br />are exempt from overtime requirements except as provided herein. <br />No overtime compensation shall be paid to the City Clerk and <br />Building Official, but such employees shall be entitled to <br />compensatory time off on a straight time basis for each hour worked <br />in excess of forty (40) hours per week. <br />(B) Superintendent of Public Works. The Superintendent <br />of Public Works shall be exempt from overtime requirementsT- exeefl <br />as-- provided-terei-n-.----- No- --eve iii a --ee tpensat4en --eh - ]r --be- paid-, bU4 <br />s�xei�-- empi-o-yee-- sii,a- fl-- He- -pa3�k- adc it3- eeai --st a-igh� -t sne - -pay - €o -a44 €o�p- e-igh�-- hours-- �ttaie- imaitt }.---- �'�-- a- 11-- ke�rr- s --wor #eel -3-n- <br />exeess - -rrf- €erl�y- esg�*-- $6-) -- -hears- - -Der -- week -- such - -emp- levee --ska- -1- <br />reeeive-- eempensaterp- +±me--eff --at- -the - e -ef- -one -- and et�e- 4ai €- -heare <br />Page 13 <br />
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