4/11/1983 PERSONNEL BOARD Minutes

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MAHPEE TOWN HALL PERSONNEL BOARD MEETING OF APRIL 11, 1383 i The following members of the Personnel. Board were present for the meeting: Robert Sullivan, Chairman, Caroline Gilligan, Curtis Woodbury, David Hardy and Manuel Glickman, . Chairman Sullivan called the meeting to order at 5:15 p.m. at whichtime interviews of Special Police Part--Tame Radio Dispatcher positions were conducted. Chief Frye was present during the interviewing process as well as Ge rdl.ne Roderick, who as- si ted in giving applicants a. voice-'test on the "walkie-talkie". The following candidates were interviewed: Barbara Horton, Richard Raymond, Albert Ouellette, Jr., Gayle R. Morris, Glen A. Rogers, Brenda-Fernandez, Robert Hindley, D. Brady Rogers, Joseph Noonan, William Ellis, Francis McSweeney. Jeffrey Gifford was scheduled for an interview; however, called and cancelled. D. Brady Rogers and Brenda Fernandez indicated that they would like to be considered for a dispatcher-pool rather than be employed every weekend. After careful consideration7 the Personnel Board unanimously noted to recommend Barbara. Horton, Richard Raymond, Gayle Morris, Glen Rogers and Albert Ouellette for the three aVailable positions upon doing reference checks. Chief Frye was in agree- ment with the Board. Discussion on Assessors .fob Descrl. •tion. Bill Clendenin met with the Personnel. Board to'discuss el. Garland's comments in his memo dated April. 5 with -reference to the job description of Assessor. Sel. Garland ' indicated that he feels strongly that the person hared should be a MassachusettsAc- credited Assessor at the time of. hire. Bill Clendenin expressed his feelings in say- ing �that he did not thin] we should lirlit ourselves rbc that an individual should be a M.A.A. at the time of hire, The Personnel hoard agreed to -advertise for the position stating that -M.A.A. was preferred, Bill also asked that the -Board give consider .tion -to ad erUsing not only in the Beacon and the Boston Globe as previously discussed but also in the Springfield News- paper and the Nall Street-Journal. The Personnel gage approval to advertise in the Beacon, the Boston Globe ,and the Springfield Newspaper as a trial. run. Personnel Board Minutes ; Bob Sullivan moved to accept the Personnel-• oa d -miLn xtes of March 11 and, March 1. Caroline Gilligan second6d the motione All present were in agreement* Meeting adjourned at :3� p. . - Next -r e ting is scheduled for April 25, 1983. Respectfully submitted., t. Marilyn Farren, Secretary Personnel Board mf