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Director Baird explained that right when Mike Wright <br />resigned as county administrator, he had scheduled a 2 -week <br />vacation because he had reached maximum vacation time, but was <br />asked not to go on vacation. The time kept accruing and a little <br />further down the road, the purchasing manager quit; the assistant <br />purchasing manager quit; there was no one in Risk Management; and <br />all of that responsibility was given to him. Whenever he brought <br />the subject to the County Administrator's attention and asked <br />what he should do about it, the County Administrator said, "Joe, <br />don't worry about it, we will take care of you." Director Baird <br />noted that this was told to him at a division head meeting, and <br />all the divisions heads had heard that reassurance. He believed <br />the policy of taking your vacation time is right, but if you are <br />denied the right, you are not getting the same rights as other <br />employees. <br />Commissioner Bird realized that Mr. Baird was denied that <br />right at a particular time, but felt that somehow over that <br />ensuing year there had to be some Mondays or Fridays he could <br />have taken off for some long weekends without the County going to <br />heck in a hand basket. <br />Commissioner Scurlock wanted to clarify the point, because <br />it has not been an absolute truth, that department heads were <br />told that they were going to lose their vacation if they did not <br />take it. He recalled that Utilities Director Terry Pinto came <br />before the Board approximately 8 months ago arguing for his <br />vacation time, and former Personnel Director William Blankenship <br />indicated he would lose it. <br />Director Baird maintained that they were not told they were <br />going to lose it, and recalled that when Director Pinto had asked <br />that question in a division head meeting, he was told "you are <br />not going to lose your time." <br />Commissioners Bird and Scurlock still did not feel that <br />employees should be paid for their unused vacation time. <br />33 <br />FEB 14 1989 <br />eooK <br />6 Fart.104 <br />
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