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City council member says work-from-home policy is coming; board moves to executive session on personnel
Summary
A City Council Member told the board the council is crafting a work-from-home policy that could affect library-supporting staff and aims to approve it by the next meeting; the board later voted to enter executive session to discuss a personnel matter.
A City Council Member told the board that the City Council is developing a work-from-home policy that would affect some City Hall personnel and could be relevant to the library's operations.
"We will try to approve it by the next meeting," the City Council Member said, describing the council's timeline for the policy. The member also said the council has new staff who do not live in town, a factor being considered as the policy is crafted.
Later in the meeting, the Chair moved that the board enter an executive session to discuss a personnel matter; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote, and the public portion of the meeting moved into executive session. No details from the personnel discussion were disclosed in the public transcript.
