Personnel Rules TM Flashcards
Disciplinary Probation
Considered the second (2nd) level of formal discipline
Suspension
Considered the third (3rd) level of formal discipline
Demotion
Considered the fourth (4th) level of formal discipline
Dismissal
Considered the fifth (5th) level of formal discipline
Common Review Date
A common date of July 1 in which employees are evaluated for step pay
increases
Corrective Action Plan
A written plan that alerts an employee about a performance problem and provides a period of time to correct the performance problem.
The plan outlines the supervisor’s performance expectations, steps to be completed by the employee, and warns the employee of the
potential consequences for failing to complete the plan successfully
Dock Status
Unpaid time away from work.
FLSA
Federal Fare Labor Standards Act
Grievance
an allegation by a classified employee that the Personnel Rules or the written rules and procedures of any City department have been misinterpreted or misapplied as to that
employee; or that the employee has been denied a regularly scheduled step pay increase
Job Share
Two (2) employees filling one (1) full-time budgeted position by each employee working one-half (½) of the regular work shift.
Performance Appraisal
The evaluation of an employee’s performance of job duties and responsibilities
Military Seniority
Federal active duty or active duty for
special work during City of Mesa employment shall be credited toward continuous employment providing the employee’s obligation to report back to work or request reemployment is met
Special Leave
Any time-off in excess of thirty (30) consecutive calendar days that is not covered by the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA), Crime Victims’ Rights Act or Military Leave
Temporary Project Employee
Appointments either full or part-time, generally for a period of less than one hundred-eighty (180) days.
Written Counseling
A memo from a supervisor that documents and counsels an employee about a
performance and/or behavior issue, and identifies potential consequences should the problem continue.
Written documents of this nature, regardless of title, shall be signed by the employee or a witness (if the employee refuses to sign) and shall be forwarded to the Human Resources Department for inclusion in the employee’s official personnel file.