Personnel Policy

Articles tagged personnel policy from federal, state, and local government meetings across the U.S.

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Personnel Policy

Staff proposes modest parental‑leave benefit; employees urge a richer policy and council sends item to action

Human Resources proposed 40 hours of parental leave plus 40 hours postpartum leave for the birthing parent (in addition to accrued leave); staff estimated about $18,000 annual cost for eligible cases. Employees urged expanding the benefit to 6+ weeks and flexibility for intermittent use; council moved the personnel-policy package (including parental leave) to the action agenda for refinement.

Cedar City CouncilNov 5, 2026

Board expands four personal leave days to most full‑time employees

Lincoln ParishNov 6, 2026

Council approves ordinance allowing firefighters to live across state lines within 15 miles

Keokuk CityNov 6, 2026

Board rescinds and replaces family and medical leave policy to clarify eligibility and supports

Bellevue School DistrictNov 6, 2026

Aldermen approve first reading of employee reporting and whistleblower protections

Osage BeachNov 6, 2026

Policy

Board approves employee internet/device policy on second reading

The board moved and approved policy GCSA‑R (employee computer device and internet‑use rules) on second reading; the superintendent moved the policy and the Chair called the vote, which passed as read at the meeting.

RSU 40/MSAD 40Nov 6, 2026

Town Operations

Town board approves closing town hall at noon on Christmas Eve after debate over equity and union implications

After discussion about equity for staff, union negotiations and required coverage, the board voted to close town hall at noon on Christmas Eve, with the supervisor to appoint coverage as needed and staff to confirm legal implications before formal calendar changes.

WashingtonNov 6, 2026

Personnel Policy

Council adopts salary ordinance raising department‑head cap to $250,000

On second reading the council adopted Ordinance 26‑09, which raises the top salary for department heads to $250,000 at the mayor's discretion; there was no public comment and the vote was unanimous.

Ocean CityNov 6, 2026

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Revised school MOU, camera ordinance and Hutcherson Trail pay request before Palmyra City Council

PalmyraNov 5, 2026

Council debates how to set rules for hiring Davenport's next city administrator

Davenport CityNov 5, 2026

Superintendent outlines new 'vacancy governance' plan to standardize staffing decisions

St. Martin Parish SchoolsNov 5, 2026

Board adopts drug‑and‑alcohol testing policy for non‑CDL certificated van drivers

Columbus City School DistrictNov 5, 2026

Commissioners approve three‑month pilot to let exempt staff earn stipends for short cross‑department projects

Muskegon CountyNov 5, 2026

Commissioners adopt salary-administration and election-related policy recommended by Secretary of State

Ottawa CountyNov 5, 2026

Commissioners read personnel-code ordinance by title; one commissioner recuses

Clackamas CountyNov 5, 2026

Council adopts look-back measurement policy for employee health insurance to align with ACA

WaupacaNov 5, 2026

Board amends staff-conduct policy to broaden counseling referral language

Jefferson Public SchoolsNov 5, 2026

Council delays employee handbook discussion after member absence

New PalestineNov 5, 2026

Personnel Policy

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Staff proposes modest parental‑leave benefit; employees urge a richer policy and council sends item to action

Board expands four personal leave days to most full‑time employees

Council approves ordinance allowing firefighters to live across state lines within 15 miles

Board rescinds and replaces family and medical leave policy to clarify eligibility and supports

Aldermen approve first reading of employee reporting and whistleblower protections

Board approves employee internet/device policy on second reading

Town board approves closing town hall at noon on Christmas Eve after debate over equity and union implications

Council adopts salary ordinance raising department‑head cap to $250,000

More coverage

Revised school MOU, camera ordinance and Hutcherson Trail pay request before Palmyra City Council

Council debates how to set rules for hiring Davenport's next city administrator

Superintendent outlines new 'vacancy governance' plan to standardize staffing decisions

Board adopts drug‑and‑alcohol testing policy for non‑CDL certificated van drivers

Commissioners approve three‑month pilot to let exempt staff earn stipends for short cross‑department projects

Commissioners adopt salary-administration and election-related policy recommended by Secretary of State

Commissioners read personnel-code ordinance by title; one commissioner recuses

Council adopts look-back measurement policy for employee health insurance to align with ACA

Board amends staff-conduct policy to broaden counseling referral language

Council delays employee handbook discussion after member absence

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Committee adopts staff-conduct policy, moves into executive session on YTA negotiations

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