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• • <br />• SUBJECT: GENERAL RULES <br />1. A11 new employees shall furnish proof of date and place of <br />birth, and are required to have a physical examination before <br />beginning work. <br />2. All employees of the City of La Porte are expected to pay <br />their debts to the City. Should an employee fail to do so, <br />they will be given one chance to make arrangements to start <br />paying or face dismissal. <br />3. Any employee who is terminated for dereliction of duty, <br />misappropriation of funds, stealing, falsification of records, <br />or for any other justifiable reason shall forfeit all rights to <br />any unused vacation, sick leave, or other benefits generally <br />received from the City. <br />4. No vacation credit or benefits will be earned by hourly, <br />temporary, or part-time employees. <br />5. The City has adopted a retirement program, however there is <br />a ninety (90) day period before it is effective for .all new <br />permanent employees. This program applies only to those new <br />• employees less than fifty years of age. <br />A11 employees on retirement shall retire upon reaching the age <br />of sixty-five (65). All employees not on retirement shall retire <br />upon reaching the age of seventy (70). <br />6. The City subscribes to a uniform service for all of the outside <br />employees. The cost is divided with the City paying one half and the <br />employee paying the other half. <br />7. City vehicles may be carried home at night only by those employees <br />who are on call. <br />8. No gasoline or oil shall ever be put in a personal car or truck <br />even .for reimbursement for a trip made for the City. When a City <br />vehicle is not available and a personal car ds used for City <br />business, approval has to be granted by the Director of Finance, <br />in advance. If approval is given, employee will present a bill <br />to the City for payment through regular channels. <br />9. All supervisory, fire police, and previously advised employees <br />are required to work the number of hours necessary to satisfac- <br />torily care for their job. <br />10. All utility maintenance crews work forty (40) hours per week. <br />Scheduled overtime is paid at regular rates. Non-scheduled <br />• overtime is paid at time and one-half (1~). <br />