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Personnel committee backs reverting sick‑time accrual and extending accrual to part‑time staff
Summary
Alpena County's Personnel Committee voted unanimously Oct. 7 to revert to the county's previous sick‑time accrual method and to allow part‑time employees to accrue earned sick time; Administrator Jesse Osmer will prepare a memo for the full board.
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Alpena County's Personnel Committee on Oct. 7 voted 3‑0 to recommend reverting to the county's prior method of accruing earned sick time and to allow part‑time employees to accrue sick time.
County Administrator Jesse Osmer told the committee that, after initial attorney guidance and additional review, returning to the prior accrual method was the best course. Osmer said the only operational changes would be that payroll and human resources will track the accrual and that part‑time employees will qualify to accrue earned sick time.
Commissioner John Kozlowski moved the recommendation and Commissioner Todd Britton supported it. The roll‑call vote was recorded as: AYES — Commissioners Britton, Kozlowski and Fournier; NAYS — none. The committee advised Administrator Osmer to prepare a memo for the full board with the recommended policy change and implementation details.
The minutes do not specify an effective date or detailed accrual schedule; those details are to be provided in the follow‑up memo to the full board.
