EMPLOYEE RIGHT TO READ AND DUTY TO SIGN Sample Clauses

EMPLOYEE RIGHT TO READ AND DUTY TO SIGN. Each shall be given the opportunity to read and shall be given the opportunity to sign any written material pertaining to evaluation, performance, or disciplinary actions prior to such information being placed in the official personnel file of that employee. Signing does not necessarily indicate agreement. If an employee refuses to sign, the City shall document the refusal with the signature of the presenter and the signature of a witness attesting to the refusal.
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EMPLOYEE RIGHT TO READ AND DUTY TO SIGN. Each employee shall be given the opportunity to read and shall be given the opportunity to sign any written material pertaining to evaluation, performance, or disciplinary actions prior to such information being placed in the official personnel file of that employee. If the employee is not available to work for a period of five (5) days or more, the documentation may be placed in the personnel file with a notation related to the employee's unavailability, provided that on the same day a copy of the material is placed in the employee's mail box at the Police Department in a sealed envelope. Signing does not necessarily indicate agreement. If an employee refuses to sign, the City shall document the refusal with the signature of the presenter and the signature of a witness attesting to the refusal.
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