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Committee seeks clearer alignment between personnel‑file policy and district records‑retention schedule
Summary
Reviewers asked staff to align a consolidated personnel‑files policy with the district’s records‑retention schedule, keep medical records separate, and generally preserve personnel file materials until six years after an employee leaves unless litigation or other exceptions apply.
The policy committee reviewed a consolidated personnel‑files policy (Policy 324) on May 15 and instructed staff to align the personnel‑file language with the district’s records‑retention schedule, to preserve the separate storage of medical records and background clearances, and to avoid prematurely destroying personnel documents that might be needed for litigation or later inquiries.
Why it matters: personnel files contain employment, certification, medical and background information that carries records‑retention and ADA confidentiality implications.
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