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EN N.O. CIVIL SERVICE MEETING - February 1990 Page #2 NEW BUSINESS (con't) CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION SECRETARY: Under consideration for this position presently are four candidates out of a possible twenty that responded to the classified ad. One of the candidates was presently employed full time at a large Westlake company and desired to seek part-time employment to spend more time with her family. Tom Stroh will continue to interview those who responded to the classified ad and will make every effort to select a candidate for this position as the secretary is planning to leave for North Carolina to house -hunt and will be returning in ten days to two weeks. An item to be investigated is the possibility of securing a percentage buy -in on the Group Hospitalization offerred to full time employees. With respect to the above candidate it was learned that she needed to secure some form of coverage as her husband's company does not have a plan and it was very costly to cover two adults and two children privately. Henry Robinson volunteered to discuss this matter with Mr. Wilamosky and repoprt his findings to the commission. CLASSIFIED ADS COVERING CIVIL SERVICE TESTING: A problem with the classified ad appearing in WEST LIFE was discussed. The ad was inserted in this publication a week prior to the specified date. The newspaper stated that the commission will not be charged with the cost of the premature ad; however, it did cause a rush to get the necessary pick-up materials prepared. Henry Robinson stated he would investigate this complaint and report back to the commission. Also, the problem experienced with the CALL 'N POST were discussed and in the past the commission did not receive cooperation from the classified ad department. Also, the overall cost of placing an ad in the CALL 'N POST was prohibitive. Henry Robinson will also check into this matter for -the commission. x continued on page #3)