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Legislation-Meeting Minutes
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Ordinance
Number
057
Date
12/19/1994
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1994
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ARTICLB 6 <br />NON-DISCRIMINATION <br />Section 6.1. Neither the Employer nor the F.O.P. shall discriminate <br />against any bargaining unit employee on the basis of age, color, sex, race, <br />creed, handicap, or national origin. The F.O.P. shall share equally with <br />the Employer the responsibility for applying this provision of the <br />Agreement. <br />Section 6.2. Where there is an alleged violation of the provisions of <br />this Article that qualifies for appeal under the rules of the Equal <br />Opportunity Commission of the Ohio Civil Rights Commission, such matter may <br />be appealable through the grievance procedure contained in this Agreement. <br />The Employer, employee, and their representative, however, shall meet in an <br />effort to resolve the alleged violation prior to the appeal to any outside <br />agency. <br />Section 6.3. All reference to employees in this Agreement designate both <br />sexes; and wherever the male gender is used, it shall be construed to <br />include male and female employees. <br />Section 6.4. The Employer and F.O.P. agree not to discriminate against <br />any bargaining unit employee on the basis of inembership, non-membership, or <br />position in the F.O.P. <br />ARTICLB ? <br />PROBATIONARY PSRIOD <br />Section 7.1. All full-time employees shall be required to successfully <br />complete a probationary period of one (1) year, prior to their permanent <br />appointment. The probationary period shall begin on the first day for which <br />the employee receives compensation from the Employer. <br />Section 7.2. Probationary employees may be removed during their initial <br />probationary period. Removal during the probationary period is not <br />appealable through the grievance procedure contained herein. <br />ARTICLB 8 <br />LABOR MANAGSMh'Nl' COAlMITTSS <br />Section 8.1. In the interest of sound labor/management relations, unless <br />mutually agreed otherwise, once each calendar quarter, and on a mutually <br />agreeable day and time, the Mayor and Police Chief or their designees shall <br />meet with not more than three (3) representatives of the F.O.P. to discuss <br />iseues of mutual labor management interest. The F.O.P. may substitute an <br />alternate at any committee meeting. <br />Section 8.2. Each party may furnish an agenda to the party at least one <br />(1) week in advance of scheduled meetinga. The agenda, if provided by the <br />F.O.P, shall include the names of the bargaining unit representatives who <br />will be attending. The purposes of such meetings shall be to, <br />4
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