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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 1-13-92 <br />Page 6 <br />• DISC. JOINT Mayor sather suggested it may be appropriate to meet with <br />MEETING WITH the newly appointed shoreview Councilmembers to discuss <br />SHOREVIEW OFFICIALS items of common interest and concern. <br />Council directed the Clerk Administrator to contact the Manager from Shoreview to <br />arrange sane tentative dates in March. <br />C OMCIL C CEWS <br />REPORT; UNION Clerk Administrator Berger advised the Public Works <br />REQUEST FOR employees Union local #49 has requested the City select <br />ARBITRATION an arbitrator relative to the grievance filed recently. <br />Berger requested a determination as to whether or not the City wishes to proceed <br />with arbitration at this time. The Administrator explained the grievance relates <br />to the counseling session for an employee regarding City policy for handling <br />building security and a memorandum that was placed in the employee's file. <br />Councilmember Malone recalled that there was discussion with the employee and <br />that no loss of pay or penalty was imposed, only documentation of the counseling <br />session. <br />Berger reported the results of mediation on this matter; the mediator offered as <br />a compromise that a memorandum be drafted by the City and attached to the <br />counseling notes in the employee's file, indicating that in fact these notes were <br />• for counseling purposes and meant to provide training information for the <br />employee, not disciplinary in nature. He advised the mediator deemed this to be a <br />fair solution for both parties. Berger advised he indicated the City would <br />support the compromise, however, the Union representative requested all <br />documentation be removed from the file. <br />Council discussed the costs for arbitration of this matter. <br />Berger advised the union contract provides that both parties equally share the <br />costs of the arbitration hearing; approximate costs would be $600.00 per day, and <br />may utilize three days. <br />Malone moved, seconded by Hicks, that contingent upon the <br />Union dismissal of the request to forward the grievance to binding arbitration, <br />the Administrator be directed to remove the offending letter from the employee <br />file. <br />In discussion, Councilmembers concurred that the expenditure does not appear to <br />be warranted, since the memorandum referred only to counseling and no <br />disciplinary action was taken. <br />Mayor Sather stated his opposition to the motion based on the fact it is his <br />opinion the principal of the matter outweighs the cost; it does not appear that a <br />statement within an employee's file, which indicates a situation was poorly <br />handled and that the employee has been counseled on handling this type of <br />situation in the future, is inappropriate. <br />. Councilmemher Mahowald questioned if a policy relating to building security has <br />been adopted. <br />
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