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Commissioner requests one-time pay awards and a public survey on a 4‑day workweek
Summary
Commissioner Joseph Baroz asked staff to model one-time payments of $500 for full-time employees and $250 for part‑time staff and to poll the public on shifting to a 4‑10 work week; staff will report numbers back to the BOCC.
Commissioner Joseph Baroz asked county staff to review whether the county could provide a one-time payment of $500 to full‑time employees and $250 to part‑time employees and asked Administrator Tressesa Martinez and HR Manager Connie Ricci to run the numbers and report back to the board.
The commissioners also discussed moving to a 4‑10 work-week schedule. Commissioner Carlos Garcia asked that the county post a public survey on the county website asking whether residents support a four‑day work week; the survey will remain open through Jan. 31 and the board intends to make a decision in February based on results.
No budget vote or final decision was made at the meeting; staff were directed to return with fiscal analysis.
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