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§ 6-35-401. City Clerk

The city manager shall appoint a city clerk, together with such deputy city clerks as may be authorized by ordinance. The city clerk shall be responsible for keeping and preserving the city seal and all records of the council, attending meetings of the council and keeping a journal of proceedings at such meetings, preparing and […]

§ 6-35-402. Appointment, Removal and Supervision of Personnel

The manager has the power to appoint, promote, suspend, transfer, and remove, or to take any other established personnel action consistent with  §§ 6-35-403 — 6-35-411 with regard to all administrative officers and employees of the city responsible to the manager; or the manager may, at the manager’s discretion, authorize the head of a department […]

§ 6-35-403. Merit System

The policy of the city shall be to employ those persons best qualified to carry out the functions of the city. To this end, the council shall, by ordinance, establish a merit system providing for the appointment and promotion of city officers and employees solely on the basis of competence and fitness. All officers and […]

§ 6-35-404. Manager to Administer Personnel System

The manager shall be responsible for the administration of the merit system. The manager shall: With the advice of the personnel advisory board, develop, maintain, and apply suitable provisions for the classification of positions and for the recruitment, compensation, training, promotions and disciplinary and related aspects of personnel management; and Develop and revise, as necessary, […]

§ 6-35-405. Investigation of Complaints by Personnel Advisory Board

The personnel advisory board shall investigate complaints made to it in writing by any officer or employee who is included in the merit system and who is suspended or removed from such officer’s or employee’s position or otherwise adversely affected by a personnel action. If, in the opinion of the board, the procedures established for […]

§ 6-35-406. Personnel Advisory Board to Assist Manager

The personnel advisory board shall assist the manager in other personnel matters as may be set forth by ordinance and may investigate and make recommendations and reports to the council and manager on improvements in conditions of municipal employment and on significant violations of the principles of sound personnel administration.

§ 6-35-407. Compensation

Except as otherwise provided in this charter, the compensation of all officers and employees of the city shall be fixed by the manager within the limits of budget appropriations and in accordance with a comprehensive pay plan adopted by the council.

§ 6-35-408. Disposition of Fees and Commissions

The compensation of officers and employees as fixed or otherwise provided for by this charter shall be in full payment for all official services of such officers or employees, and shall be in lieu of any and all fees, commissions, and other compensation that may be receivable by such officers in performance of the duties […]

§ 6-35-409. Employee Benefits

The council may provide for the retirement of the city’s nonelective officers and employees and make available to them any group, life, hospital, health, or accident insurance, either independently of, or as a supplement to, any retirement or other employee welfare benefits otherwise provided by law.

§ 6-35-410. Resignations

The council shall prescribe by ordinance appropriate procedures with respect to resignations of officers and employees and with respect to the orderly transfer of records, assets, and other effects in the custody of such officers and employees to their successors or supervisors.

§ 6-35-411. Surety Bonds

All city officers or employees receiving, disbursing or responsible for city funds shall be bonded. The council may require any officer or employee to give a bond, approved by and in such amount as the council shall determine. All such bonds shall be corporate surety bonds, and the premiums thereon shall be paid by the […]

§ 6-35-412. Pecuniary Interest Prohibited

No officer or employee of the city shall have any financial interest other than the common public interest in the profits of any contract, service, or other work performed for the city; or personally profit directly or indirectly from any contract, purchase, sale, or service between the city and any person or company; or personally […]

§ 6-35-413. Political Activity Prohibited — Penalty

No officer or employee of the city, other than council members, or members of the board of education, shall continue in the employment of the city after becoming a candidate for nomination or election to any public office nor hold office in any political activity. No officer or employee of the city shall orally, by […]