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Committee denies two grievances, approves bill payments and adjourns
Summary
At a committee meeting, the chair led votes that denied an AFSCME nursing home grievance and a MAP grievance, approved payment of bills and adjourned; the body scheduled its next meeting for April 22 at 9:00 a.m. Vote counts in the transcript are recorded as affirmative “I” responses and are noted where available.
At a committee meeting, the chair moved the body out of executive session and led votes that denied two employee grievances, approved payment of bills and adjourned. The chair announced a follow-up meeting for April 22 at 9:00 a.m.
The chair asked for a motion to come out of executive session; James moved and Kathy seconded. During roll call the transcript records members saying “I” (affirmative) and the chair noted one recorded nay; the chair said, “Motion passes.”
The chair then asked for a motion to deny the AFSCME nursing home grievance, stating, “I need a motion to deny the AFSCME uh nursing home grievance.” James moved to deny the grievance and Mike seconded. After members voiced support, the chair declared the motion passed.
The chair followed with a separate request: “I also need a motion to deny the MAP grievance.” James moved and Tina seconded; members responded in favor and the chair announced the motion passed.
Later the chair requested a motion to approve payment of bills. Mike moved and James seconded; the transcript records affirmative responses and the chair said the motion passes.
Finally, the chair called for a motion to adjourn. Kathy moved and James seconded; the chair recorded the motion as passed and closed the meeting. The chair announced the next committee meeting is April 22 at 9:00 a.m.
The transcript uses member names during roll call (James, Kathy, Tina, Joe, Mike, Pat) and records verbal “I” votes and one on-record nay; specific vote tallies are presented below as recorded in the transcript (see “Votes at a glance”). Where the transcript gives only a sequence of “I” responses, vote counts are reported based on those affirmative utterances and are noted as derived from the transcript’s recorded verbal responses rather than a separate written tally.
