Sheriff Policy Manual Chapter 2 Flashcards
Reporting violations of regulations
Employees with knowledge of an employee in violation of the BSO rules and regulations will report the violation to their immediate supervisor or IA as soon as___.
Practical
Ethics training will be provided to all employees at least___.
Biannually every two years
2–3
Conduct unbecoming an employee
Since conduct of employees on or off duty may reflect directly on BSO they should conduct themselves at all times and a manner which does not_____.
Discredit themselves ,BSO, or the county
2.4
Failure to meet BSO standards includes but is not limited to.
– Lack of knowledge of laws and procedures relevant to the performance of duty
– Unwillingness or inability to perform assigned duties or satisfy standards of performance establish for the position.
2.9
All employees must report any criminal history occurring prior to or after their date of employment. Disclosure must be made within___hours of the incident or as soon as practical.
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2–11
Employees about to constitute a civil action arising of their employment will notify the sheriff When…
Before filing suit.
Employees sued as a result on incident arising out of their employment will immediately notify their___,___, and the___.
Supervisor, risk management, and the office of General Counsel.
2–13
Stolen / loss of BSO property
What must you do.
- Employees will immediately make verbal notification to their supervisor.
- If the property may become a security risk, employee will notify communications.
3 . employees will prepare an event report BSO RP#1 and submit to their supervisor.
- Supervisor sends copy of report to department director or IA for filing.
- employee sends copy of event report to specific unit issuing the property.
- Lost or stolen property entered in the teletype system.
- BSO county and domestic security advised.
Damage to BSO property
What do you do.
Employee employees notify supervisor via memo as soon as practical after incident occurs
Conflicting orders.
Employee will respectfully inform the supervisor___the order of the__.
If the supervisor does not___or___conflicting order it will stand.
The responsibility at this point is with the___.
Employees of a conflicting orders will submit a report of the incident to a___via the___.
Supervisor issuing the order of the conflict
Alter or retract.
Supervisor.
Higher authority via the chain of command
2.1
Employees standards of conduct
These standards of conduct are intended to govern employee conduct while facilitating ________ and ______
BSO goals and objectives
2-16
Employees should not undertake any ________ they know or should know they are unable to meet any pay all just ______. when due. Prolonged or severe instances of financial irresponsibility may be cause for disciplinary action.
financial obligation
debts
Filing a voluntary _______ petition will not, be cause for discipline, provided a _________ effort to settle all accounts is being undertaken
bankruptcy
good faith
2-18
Employees will not engage in gossip, public criticism, or ridicule of agency employees, policies or procedures by talking, writing to expressing in any manner, where such actions are:
unlawful
defamatory
profane
with reckless disregard for the truth
an impairment to the operation or interferes with the efficiency of the Sheriff’s Office
Employees will make every effort to resolve conflicts ________ and notify their supervisor of their concerns
internally
2-20
A gift taken by a employee is __________, if the understanding or expectation that the employee’s official conduct will be influenced by the receipt of the gift or the receipt of the gift causes the appearance of __________. The policy stated there is no legitimate reason for an employee to receive a gratuity or “tip” for properly performing their duties as a BSO employee.
unacceptable
impropriety
Definition
Conflict of interest
A situation in which regard for private interest tends to lead to disregard of a public duty to interest
Definition
Corruptly
Done with a wrongful intent and for the purpose of obtaining or compensating or receiving compensation for any benefit resulting from some act or omission of an employee which is inconsistent with the proper performance of their duties
2-21
Definition
Sexual Misconduct
Any behavior that takes advantage of the employee’s authority and power (including force) in order to commit a sexual act, initiate sexual contact with another person. It also includes any communication or behavior that would likely be construed as lewd, lascivious, inappropriate, or conduct unbecoming.