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Council tables Paycom HRIS service-agreement ordinance for later review
Summary
The Bridgeton City Council on July 16 moved to table a bill that would authorize the mayor and interim city clerk to execute a service agreement with Paycom for human resources information system software.
The Bridgeton City Council on July 16 voted to table Bill 6499, an ordinance that would authorize the mayor and interim city clerk to sign a service agreement with Paycom for human-resources information-system (HRIS) software.
Council member Patel moved for first reading and then moved to table the bill; Council member Iwanoo seconded the tabling motion. The motion to table carried without opposition.
The ordinance, as introduced, would have authorized execution of a service agreement substantially in the form presented to the council for Paycom HRIS services. The transcript does not record further discussion of contract terms, costs, contract length, or implementation schedule; those details were not presented at the July 16 meeting and will be available when the item returns to the council for further consideration.
