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JUN 41990 c� X00 '43 ' RAf 668 THE COUNTY HAD AND HAVE BEEN REVIEWED WITH THE DEPARTMENT HEADS. THEIR OBJECTIVE IS TO ADHERE TO ALL THE CONSIDERATIONS, LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT EXIST IN THE FIELD OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION AND TO HAVE A DOCUMENT WHICH WILL GUIDE THE COUNTY IN ITS PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION FROM HERE ON IN. MR. PELLEGRINO COMMENTED THAT MORE AND MORE THINGS ARE BECOMING LEGALISTIC — PEOPLE ARE CHALLENGING MANAGEMENT, AND HE BELIEVED WITHOUT A GOOD GUIDE, THE COUNTY COULD HAVE PROBLEMS. 14 COMMISSIONER LYONS ASKED IF THE ADMINISTRATOR IS IN AGREE— MENT WITH THE PROPOSED RULES AND REGULATIONS, AND MR. JENNINGS STATED THAT HE HAS BEEN OVER THIS WITH MR. DONLON AND STAFF AND AGREES WITH IT IN GENERAL. HE FELT IT IS SOMETHING WE HAVE TO HAVE. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED ABOUT ITEM A 3, ON PAGE 1-1 WHICH STATES THAT AIDES TO -THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OFFICE SHALL BE EXEMPT FROM THESE RULES. MR. PELLEGRINO EXPLAINED THAT THESE WOULD NOT BE CLERICAL OR SECRETARIAL TYPE AIDES. COMMISSIONER WODTKE ASKED IF ANYONE OTHER THAN THE ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR WOULD BE CONSIDERED AN AIDE, AND MR. JENNINGS STATED NOT AT THIS TIME, BUT POSSIBLY IN THE FUTURE, CHAIRMAN SIEBERT INQUIRED ABOUT THE PURPOSE OF EXEMPTING ANYONE EXCEPT THE ADMINISTRATOR. MR. PELLEGRINO NOTED THAT YOU SOMETIMES HANDLE TOP LEVEL PEOPLE DIFFERENTLY. IT PROVIDES EASE IN SELECTION AND DISCHARGE AND TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION ANY SPECIAL TYPE OF ARRANGEMENTS THAT HAVE TO BE MADE WITH THESE PEOPLE — SOME ARE ON A CONTRACT BASIS, HE BELIEVED THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR SHOULD HAVE THE AUTHORITY TO CHOOSE AND SELECT HIS OWN STAFF. COMMISSIONER WODTKE FELT THIS WOULD BE COVERED BY ITEM A 7 — PERSONS UNDER CONTRACT. HE NOTED THAT IF SUCH A PERSON WANTED TO RUN FOR COUNTY OFFICE, HE WOULD NOT HAVE TO RESIGN. COMMISSIONER LYONS FELT THERE ARE OTHER RULES COVERING THAT. :•