Resolution 7371 RESOLUTION NO. 7371
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA, APPROVING
AMENDMENTS TO THE PRSONNEL RULES OF SAID
CITY.
JHEREAS, the Director of Personnel of the City of Miami Beach
Florida, has prepared amendments to the Personnel Rules of said City
by the terms of which that portion of Sub-section (a) of Section 3
of Rule XII reading as follows :
" (a) ANNUAL LEAVE: Annual Leave shall be granted to all
employees who have Regular status in any classification
whatsoever at the rate of twenty (20) days with pay for
each full year of service, but shall not be granted to
employees serving under Provisional Appointment nor to
employees serving their original Probationary Period.
Annual Leave shall be used for absences because of sickness
or injury, not service connected, or because of the death
or serious illness of a member of the employee' s immediate
family, and for yearly vacation absences. Annual Leave with
pay shall in no case exceed the yearly allowance plus any
accumulation of the employee, except in such cases as the
City Manager shall recommend and the City Council shall
approve."
is amended to read as follows:
" (a) ANNUAL LEAVE: Annual Leave shall be granted to all
employees who have Regular status in any classification
whatsoever at the rate of twenty (20) days with pay for
each full year of service, but shall not be granted to
employees serving under Provisional appointment nor to
employees serving their original Probationary Period.
Annual Leave shall be used for absences because of sickness
or injury, not service connected, or because of the death or
serious illness of a member of the employee' s immediate family,
for religious holidays, and for yearly vacation absences.
Annual Leave with pay shall in no case exceed the yearly allow-
ance plus any accumulation of the employee, except in such
cases as the City Manager shall recommend and the City Council
shall approve."
and Sub- paragraph 1 of Sub-section (a) of Section 3 of said Rule
XII reading as follows:
"1. In order to receive pay for time absent because of illness
or injury not service connected or because of the death or
serious illness of a member of an employee' s immediate family,
the provisions of Section 1 must be fully complied with. Immediate
family is defined as wife, child, brother, sister, parent, or other
relative living in the same household."
is amended to read as follows:
"1. In order to receive pay for time absent because of illness
or injury, not service connected, or because of the death or
serious illness of a member of an employee' s immediate family,
the provisions of Section 1 must be fully complied with.
Immediate family is defined as wife, husband, child, brother,
sister, parent, or other relative living in the same household .
Payment of Annual Leave for religious holidays shall be limited
to high religious holidays, not otherwise provided for, and not
to exceed three (3) in any year."
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and Sub-section (c) of Section 3 of said Rule XII reading as follows:
" (c) OTHER LEAVES WITH COMPENSATION: With the approval of
the City Council, other leaves of absence with compensation
or with reduced compensation nay be granted by the City Manager
in addition to regularly allowed leave when such leaves are
recommended by an Appointing Officer for the purpose of promoting
efficiency and advancing the standards of the service."
is amended to read as follows:
" (c) OTHER LEAVES WITH COMPENSATION: Members of civilian
components of the Armed Forces , who are Regular employees,
shall be entitled to Leave during the periods of military train-
ing duty, and shall be paid compensation equal to the amount
that their City nay, based on normal work time (forty-eight 0+8)
hours per week for hourly employees) , would exceed the pay and
allowances received for such training duty, but in no case for
more than thirty (30) days in any year. With the approval of
the City Council, other leaves of absence with compensation
may be granted by the City Manager in addition to regularly
allowed leave when such leaves are recommended by an Appointing
Officer for the purpose of promoting efficiency and advancing
the standards of the service."
and Rule XV is amended to read as follows:
"RULE XV LEAVES FOR NATIONAL EMERGENCY PURPOSES
This Rule is adopted to cover situations occurring during and
because of the participation by the United States in any armed
conflict either by, or as the result of, a Declaration of War,
as an active combatant by direction of the United Nations, or
during periods when the Armed Forces of the United States are
calling or re-calling persons to involuntary active military
duty. The provisions hereinafter set forth shall be applicable
only, and limited to, the times and conditions set forth, and
shall be effective only for a sufficient time thereafter to
protect the Civil Service rights of those employees and officers
of the City affected thereby; and during these times, the provisions
of this Rule shall take precedence over any contrary provisions of
the Personnel Rules. The provisions of this Rule shall apply to
employees entering service as members of the Armed Forces under
the following conditions:
CONDITION 1. During the times when the United States is an active
combatant in any wars, those employees who voluntarily enlist or
are commissioned in the Armed Forces, those employees who are
drafted into the Armed Forces, and those employees who are called
to active military duty from Reserve status or as members of the
National Guard.
CONDITION 2. During times when the Armed Forces of the TJnited
States are involuntarily calling or re-calling persons to active
military duty, but when the United States is not an active combatant
in any war, those employees who are involuntarily called to active
military service in the Armed Forces, either by drafting or by being
called to active military service from Reserve status or as members
of the National Guard.
The Personnel Board shall have wide latitude in construing the
meaning and intent of this paragraph to insure that persons having
Civil Service rights with the City of Miami Beach are provided with
the maximum protection against conditions rising out of National
security measures.
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SECTION 1. PROVISIONAL EMPLOYEES: No rights under RULE XV
shall accrue to employees occupying positions under Provisional
status.
SECTION 2. PERSONS ON ELIGIBLE LISTS: Those persons whose
names are on eligible lists for employment, re-employment or
promotion, and who by reason of service as members of the Armed
Forces of the United States under Conditions l and 2 above are not
available for appointment, shall not lose their eligibility thereby.
The names of such persons shall remain on such eligible lists
during the normal life of the lists, and thereafter until six (6)
months after their release from active duty, or six (6) months
after they first become eligible for such release. If the lists
shall expire by limitation and new lists are prepared, such
persons shall take precedence over all persons on the respective
new lists , and shall retain the same relative order of preference
as existed when the old lists expired. Appointments of such
persons following their releases from active service with the
Armed Forces shall be contingent upon suitable physical and
mental condition for the work to be performed, and on a.,record
of honorable service in the Armed Forces .
SECTION . PROBATIONARY EMPLOYEES:
.01 SERVICE IN THE ARMED FORCES: Employees occupying
positions under Probationary status, who become members of the
Armed Forces of the United States under Conditions 1 or 2 above,
upon proper notice to their Appointing Officers, shall have
their names placed on the Re-employment Eligible List for the
Classification to which their position belongs and shall be
eligible for re-employment for one (1) year from the date of
their discharge from the Armed Forces, or one (1) year from
the date when they first become eligible for such discharge,
provided that their physical and mental condition is such
that they can perform the duties of the Classification from
which they left. If their physical and/or mental condition is
not such that they can perform the duties of such Classification,
their names shall be placed on the Re-employment Eligible List
for other Classifications• for which they may be suited of an
equal or lower grade.
.02 OTHER NATIONAL DEFENSE WORK: Employees occupying
positions under Probationary status, who voluntarily leave the
service of the City to accept positions in the National Defense
program, other than in the Armed Forces, upon proper notice to
their Appointing Officers shall be considered as resigning in
good standing and their names shall be placed on the Re-employment
Eligible List for the Classification to which their position belongs.
SECTION 4. REGULAR EMPLOYEES:
.01 SERVICE IN THE ARMED FORCES: Those Regular employees
who become members of the Armed Forces under Conditions) and 2
above, upon proper notice to their Appointing Officers, shall
be granted Military Leaves of Absence, which shall be effective
until ninety (90) days after their honorable release from active
service with the Armed Forces, or until ninety (90) days after
they first become eligible for such release. Such employees
shall be given credit for time served with the Armed Forces in
computing any seniority rights, and if Service Ratings are made
during such Leave, they shall be credited each time with a satis-
factory rating.
.02 OTHER NATIONAL EMERGENCY WORK:
.01 Voluntary Separations: Regular employees who
voluntarily leave the service of the City to accept positions
other than in the Armed Forces, if approved by their Appoint-
ing Officers and the City Manager, shall be granted Non-military
Leaves of Absence for limited periods, at the end of which time
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they will be required to either return to their duties with
the City, or submit their resignations. The failure to
return or to 'submit a written resignation will be considered
adequate grounds for removal. No seniority or other rights
shall accrue during such periods of absence.
.02 Requisitioned Employees: Regular employees
who because of special abilities are positively and individually
requisitioned by Federal Authorities for civilian war connected
or security duty, if their release is agreeable to their Appoint-
ing Officers, may, at the discretion of the City Manager, be
granted Leaves of Absence under the same terms and condiions
as apply to Military Leaves of Absence for Regular employees
who enter service with the Armed Forces under Conditions 1 and
2 above.
.03 SUBSTITUTrE EMPLOYEES: Persons appointed to temporarily
fill positions held open for Regular employees granted Leaves of
Absence as provided above, shall, so far as is practicable, be
appointed from suitable eligible lists, and shall hold these
positions with Substitute Status . In he absence of suitable
eligible lists, present employees, or other persons, who possess
the minimum qualifications for the vacant position may be selected
as Substitute employees by the Appointing Officers with the
approval of the Director of Personnel, and such persons so
selected shall be compensated within he scale provided for the
Classification to which the vacant position belongs, and may
continue in such employment without time limitation other than
the establishment of appropriate eligible lists, and no other
rights in such classification shall accrue to any person not
appointed from a suitable eligible list. If, by reason of the
death or total permanent disability of a person on Military
Leave, the position becomes permanently vacant, the Substitute
employee who is occupying such position, if he shall have been
appointed from an appropriate eligible list and shall have
served for nine (9) or more months in such position, shall,
upon recommendation of the Appointing Officer immediately attain
Regular status; or if he shall have served for less than nine
(9) months in such position, he shall immediately acquire Pro-
bationary status and at the completion of nine (9) months from
the date of the original Substitute appointment, shall be
eligible for Regular. status. No seniority credit shall be
given for time served under Substitute status unless as a result
thereof the employee shall receive a Regular appointment, in which
case he shall receive credit for only that time required as a
Probationary Period, and except that Regular employees who may
be given Substitute appointments in higher Classifications than
those to which they properly belong shall receive credit in
their Regular classifications.
.04 PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATIONS: Any Regular employee who
has been granted a Military Leave of Absence under the terms of
this Rule, and who is unable to participate in any promotional
examination for which he might be eligible, if the Eligible List
resulting from such examination shall be in effect at the time
of his return to City duties, upon demand, shall be given an
individual test of the same degree of difficulty, provided that
he met the minimum qualifications for the higher ' lassification
at the time of his being granted such Leave. If he shall
successfully pass such examination, his name shall be fitted
into the existing Eligible List in order of score, and his
eligibility shall continue for the life of the List.
SECTION 5. WAR CASUALTIES: Regular employees who are granted
Military Leaves of Absence, and who are incapacitated mentally
or physically while in the service of the Armed Forces , insofar
as is practicable, shall be provided with employment within
their ability to perform, in the Department from which they were
granted Military Leave, or other Department as may be arranged
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by the City Manager. The rate of pay of such incapacitated
employee shall not be less than seventy (70) percent of the
pay he would be entitled to in the Classification from which
he was granted Military Leave."
and
WHEREAS, the Personnel Board of said City has heretofore approved
said amendments,
NOW, TI-EREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Miami Beach, Florida, that said amendments to said Personnel Rules be
and the same are hereby approved.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 20th day of December, A. D. 1950.
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