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05/24/1971
Council Meeting Type
Regular
Ordinance #
43A
Ordinance Title
Repealing Ordinance No. 43, and Establishing New Conditions of Employment for Village Employees
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Section 9. Hospitalization and Life Insurance. A permanent full- <br />. time employee shall carry his own private insurance to which the <br />Village will contribute a sum of Fifteen ($15.00) dollars per month <br />or 50% of premium, whichever is less, upon proof of payment of <br />premium. <br />Section 10. Review. Any person who has been in the employ of the <br />Village for a period of six (6) months shall be subject to review <br />by the Village Council. Any employee who has been in the employ <br />of the Village for a period of six (6) months shall not thereafter <br />be discharged without good cause. Whenever such employee is to be <br />discharged from his employment after six (6) months probation for a <br />cause, he shall be suspended until a hearing before the Council. <br />The hearing is to be held within ten (10) days of receipt of written <br />notification; such notification is to be forwarded by United States <br />Registered Mail to the last known address of such employee. Nothing <br />in this section shall be construed to mean that the Council, or any <br />authorized supervisor may not discharge an employee if his job has <br />been abolished. However, an attempt shall be made to relocate such <br />an individual in other employment in the Village if possible. Ten- <br />ure provided by this section shall apply only to full-time jobs in <br />the Village service and shall not apply to part-time or temporary <br />jobs. If, after a hearing, the employee is reinstated, he shall <br />be paid for time loss resulting from suspension. <br />Section 11. Overtime. Temporary full-time or part-time employment <br />in Village services shall be entitled to such pay schedules and such <br />over time rates and other benefits of this Ordinance as the Council <br />shall determine by resolution at the time of employment. All tempor- <br />ary full-time or part-time employees who subsequently become permanent <br />full-time employees shall be given credit for previous time worked <br />in computing vacation time, sick leave time and wage increases. This <br />credit shall apply only as to actual time worked during the prceding <br />twelve (12) months and not to the period of employment preceding full- <br />time status. <br />Section 12. Employees not covered. Nothing in this ordinance per- <br />tains to persons employed by the Village on a fee basis, or to police <br />officers. <br />Section 13. Employees not entitled to benefits. Permanent part- <br />time and temporary full-time employees shall not be paid for sick <br />leave, insurance benefits, vacation leave or holidays. This section <br />shall not apply to administrative help except as it relates to sick <br />leave and insurance benefits. <br />Section 14. Qualifications. Employees shall pass a physical and <br />be in good physical condition. They shall also have a valid Minne- <br />sota driver's license and a valid Minnesota chauffer's license. <br />This section shall not apply to administrative help. <br />-227- <br />
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