Secretary Of State Policy Regarding Political Activity In The Workplace Sample Clauses

Secretary Of State Policy Regarding Political Activity In The Workplace. SECRETARY OF STATE POLICY REGARDING POLITICAL ACTIVITY IN THE WORKPLACE The Secretary of State is the state’s chief elections officer. It is, therefore, imperative that staff in the Secretary of State’s Office, and those who contract with the Secretary of State’s Office, refrain from engaging in any political activity that might call into question the office’s impartiality with respect to handling election issues. Accordingly, the policy of the Secretary of State’s Office with respect to political activity in the workplace, a copy of which will be given to every employee in the Secretary of State’s office and incorporated as an attachment to contracts with the Secretary of State’s Office, is as follows: 1. No employee of or contractor with the Secretary of State’s Office shall engage in political campaign- related activities on state-compensated or federal-compensated time, except as required by official duties, such as answering inquiries from the public. In those cases where the contractor with the Secretary of State’s Office is a county, the term “contractor” shall apply only to county elections office employees, county employees redirected to work temporarily for the county elections office, or any person, firm, company or business that provides reimbursable election-related services to a county elections office in furtherance of a contract. This prohibition shall not apply while an employee is on approved vacation or approved annual leave. This prohibition shall not apply to activities engaged in during the personal time of an employee.
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