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Committee hears update on developing flex-time policy for exempt and nonexempt employees
Summary
The committee was advised a flex-time policy is being developed for both exempt and nonexempt employees; staff said the draft is not ready for committee action but should be available for review by the next meeting.
The committee was given an update on a proposed flex-time policy that would apply to both exempt and nonexempt city employees.
The administrator (named in the transcript as Josh and speaking in sequence) and a staff director (S6) told the committee the policy is still in development. S6 said the intent is to "put this down on the agenda... to just advise that we are working on a policy," and added that directors are reviewing details and they hope to bring a draft to the committee by the next meeting.
Committee discussion treated the item as informational; one committee member noted that flex time has been used in the state previously and that a formal policy would standardize practice and tracking. No vote or formal action was taken on the flex-time policy at the meeting.
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