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Receipt for manual
I have received a copy of the Employment and Work Policies of
______________________ and I have read and I understand the
information contained in the Manual.
___________________________________________
Since the information in this Manual is necessarily subject to
change as situations warrant, it is understood that changes in the
manual may supersede, revise, or eliminate one or more of the
policies in this manual. These changes will be communicated to me
by my supervisor or through official notices. I accept
responsibility for keeping informed of these changes.
I further acknowledge my understanding that my employment with
______________________ may be terminated at any time with or
without cause.
ANNIVERSARY DATE
An employee shall have a yearly performance review on the
anniversary date of their hire. Supervisors shall complete the
performance review within 21 days of the anniversary date.
CLASSIFICATIONS OF EMPLOYEES
There are three classifications of employees:
1. Regular Fulltime: An employee who works a normal 40-hour
workweek on a regularly-scheduled basis.
2. Regular Part-time: An employee who works less than a normal
workweek, on either a regularly-scheduled basis or on an irregular
basis.
3. Temporary: An employee hired for a period not exceeding three
months and who is not entitled to regular benefits. An extension
of a temporary work classification for an additional three-month
period, or less, may be granted, if upon review by management, the
assignment is clearly found to be necessary. A temporary employee
may be fulltime or part-time. In addition to the use of this
classification for secretarial or clerical positions, it applies
to students working part-time and those who work during the
summer.
All employees are classified as exempt and nonexempt according to
these definitions:
Salaried Exempt: Positions of a managerial, administrative, or
professional nature or for outside sales, as prescribed by federal
and state labor statutes, which are exempt from mandatory overtime
payments.
Salaried Nonexempt: Positions of a clerical, technical, or service
nature, as defined by statute, which are covered by provisions for
overtime payments.
If you are uncertain as to your status, please contact the
general manager.
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST PROHIBITED
No employee of ______________________ shall maintain an outside
business or financial interest, or engage in any outside business
or in any capacity other than being the holder of less than 5
percent of a publicly-traded company which conflicts with the
interests of the company, or which interferes with his or her
ability to fully perform job responsibilities.
CUSTOMER DATA PRIVACY POLICY
______________________ operates a computer telecommunications
service. Significant legal restraints exist on disclosing private
message traffic. Therefore, it is the policy that employees only
enter private areas on a strictly necessary basis, and only if
there exists a bona fide requirement to examine data to ensure
that the system is operating properly, or under the direction of
the general manager to verify accountings or other fees due to
the BBS. Except under court order or subpoena, no employee may
reveal the contents or any part of the contents of any messages
in the "private" areas of the system.
DISKETTE IMPORTATION
Putting a diskette into computers in the company carries a risk
of introducing viral infection to the system. Accordingly, if
employees bring disks into the premises they must insure that the
disks and the data thereon must verified as free of viral
infection.
DRESS CODE
Employees who are not expected to be in contact with the public
may dress in casual clothes. Employees who generally are in
contact with the public shall wear customary and appropriate
business clothes. During periods when employees who are not
generally in contact with the public are likely to be in contact
with the public, they must wear customary and appropriate
business attire.
DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE WORK POLICY
The work place shall be free of alcohol and illegal drugs.
Employees who require prescription drugs which impair their
ability to work should request sick leave and not report to work.
No alcoholic beverages may be consumed at company approved social
events.
GRATUITIES TO CUSTOMER OR SUPPLIER REPRESENTATIVES
Employees of ______________________ may not offer to give, or
accept a gift, cash or other item of value including personal
service from an existing or prospective customer, supplier, or a
representative of either in pursuance of business or in
conjunction with negotiating business on behalf of this company.
Expenses for meals as part of a seminar, convention, or business
meeting are not within the definition of gratuities for purposes
of this policy. Invitations extended by a customer or supplier to
participate in any program or activity, such as a party or
football game may be accepted.
JOB DUTIES
Each employees area of responsibility shall be defined in a
position description which shall be included in the employee's
permanent file. However, employees may be requested to perform
any duty that they are capable of doing. The areas of
responsibility for each employee may be changed in the best
interests of the company.
MEDICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE
Upon written application by an employee who has at least 6 months
of continuous service with the company, ______________________ will
grant to the employee for an appropriate period of time a leave of
absence without pay for illness or pregnancy subject to the
requirements set forth below. The company reserves the right to
request a certificate or statement from the employee's physician
establishing the employee's physical need for the leave of
absence. An employee returning to work from a leave of absence in
the case of illness or pregnancy will present a certificate or
statement from the employee's physician indicating that the
employee is able to return to work.
An employee need not apply for an illness or pregnancy leave of
absence if the absence will not exceed five working days; however,
the employee must notify his or her department manager no later
than the day of such absence.
The following requirements will be applicable to employees on all
types of leaves of absence:
1. An employee on any leave of absence shall not return to work
prior to the expiration of his or her leave without the prior
written consent of the company.
2. An employee who does not return to work at the end of his or
her leave of absence will be considered to have voluntarily
resigned from employment with ______________________.
3. If an employee returns to work within eight weeks after the
leave of absence begins, the company will return the employee to
employee's previous job, if the job exists and if the employee
remains qualified and able to perform the work in such job.
4. If an employee returns to work more than eight weeks after the
leave of absence begins, the company shall not be required to
return the employee to any job within the company.
5. An employee who accepts other employment while on any leave
will be deemed to have voluntarily resigned his or her employment
with the company.
6. Group insurance participation for employees on a leave of
absence will continue during the leave but will terminate the
first day after the day on which the leave of absence ends, but
in no event later than eight weeks following the date of
commencement of the leave, if the employee has not returned to
fulltime employment by that date.
7. The time that an employee is on leave of absence will be
counted as time worked for determining whether or not the
employee is entitled to other company benefits, subject, of
course, to the specific provisions of any health insurance
policy, retirement plan or other