01/04/1982 PERSONNEL BOARD Minutes

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MINUTES OF THE MASHPEE PERSONNEL BOARD MEETING MASHPEE TOWN HALL • January 4, 1982 The meeting was called to order shortly after 7:00 P.M. on Monday, January 4, 1982. The following Personnel Board members were present: James F. Rich, Chairman, Caroline Gilligan and Bob Sullivan. Karen Hale was also present. The Personnel Board voted to recommend 6% increase in salary for fiscal year 1983 for all employees who fall under the P.A.P. with the exception of Temporary Employees: Clerical Temporary Help and Temporary Highway laborers. The $3.90 rate shall remain the same by unanimous vote of the Board. The Secretary was asked to send a letter to the appropriate employee's supervisor advising them of the 6% recommended figure along with a copy to the Finance Committee. Lifeguard salaries, Gate Attendants salaries, Matrons and Special Police Officers and Call Firemen rates will be voted upon at the next meeting due to the fact that the Board wanted to verify present salary rates. The Secretary was asked to check with the Executive Secretary for any correspondence with regard to Matron and Special Police Officer rates. It was suggested that Wendy Rubin, Director of Parks and Recreation, be invited to the next Board's meeting to discuss her proposal on rates for employees which come under her department. • Discussion was also made about including a Secretarial Temporary Rate position under the P.A.P. Comparable Salary Study ' The Secretary was asked to call other towns on the Cape in order to do a survey of salaries of various employees in their town. Clerk to the Board of Health In our last correspondence with the Board of Health, they notified the Personnel Board that they would hire Thelma Watson on a thirty-lay trial period at the rate of $3.90 per hour. The Personnel Board had notified them that the rate of pay for a Senior Clerk should be $4.58 per hour and not what was advertised as the job is not a Temporary position. The Board of Health replied that they would pay their Senior Clerk the $3.90 for the first month and after that time they would increase the rate to $4.58 per hour, the Senior Clerk rate. Upon reviewing what had transpired to date, the Personnel Boark asked the Secretary to send the Board of Health a memo stating that the part-time Senior Clerk's posi- tion falls under the Clerical Union Contract. Therefore, Mrs. Watson should be paid at the rate of Senior Clerk. Interviews for Police Officer On December 28, 1981, Chief Frye and Marilyn Farren conducted written exams for • the Police Officer position. The following candidates were asked to cane in to be interviewed by the Personnel Board at tonight's meeting: (Sergeant Cooper was in attendance at this meeting.) Terance O'Neil Edward McGlinchey Ralph Michniewicz Richard Langley Daniel Walsh