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St. Paul council approves PTO changes, adds Columbus Day
Summary
The council approved revisions to the Town's Paid Time Off policy to require 48 hours written notice for PTO used for sudden illness and to add Columbus Day as a holiday. The motion was moved by Mayor Pro-Tem David Dryden and seconded by Council Member Larry Nail.
The Town Council approved changes to the Town's Paid Time Off (PTO) policy on March 9, including a requirement that employees provide 48 hours written notice to a supervisor when PTO is used for reasons of sudden illness and the addition of Columbus Day as a recognized holiday. The motion to approve the revised policy was made by Mayor Pro-Tem David Dryden and seconded by Council Member Larry Nail; the motion carried.
The change was described in the minutes as a staff revision by the Assistant Town Attorney and recorded as approved without further amendment or recorded dissent. The minutes do not provide implementation dates beyond the approval at this meeting.
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