The Pawnee City Council spent time Tuesday evening discussing changes to the Employee Handbook, and settled on several changes.
One change, according to City Clerk Tammy Stephens, sets the minimum number of hours part-time city employees need to work to qualify for benefits. (play audio :48)
Stephens says the council established a zero-tolerance policy for alcohol use. (play audio :35)
Stephens says the council also designated all city property, including vehicles, as tobacco-free zones; set a policy that prohibits hiring family members either part-time or full-time, except as lifeguards; and they discussed comp time, a dress code, and installing time clocks at the city office, library, and pool.
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