I think this reads a bit smoother and says the same thing. I don't think we
need to specify the "mitigating circumstances."
A county coordinator may be removed for failing to uphold his/her
responsibilities. The coordinator shall have a four-month probation period
to comply with requirements, after which the coordinator will be dismissed
and his/her counties will be put up for adoption. The state coordinator has
the authority to extend the probation period to allow for mitigating
circumstances.
Questions:
Is this probation period similar to the current national Member Not In Good
Standing status? During this probation period, would a coordinator be able
to vote? run for office? Does Georgia need its own MNIGS provision?
Is this something we should let national handle? Should we deal with this
in the grievance section? Should the project adopt one of the standard
procedural guidelines (such as Sturgis) to cover disciplinary matters not
included in our bylaws?
Vivian
At 08:00 AM 3/1/2005 -0500, Deborah Byrd wrote:
>A coordinator may be removed for failing to uphold the
responsibilities
>of a County Coordinator (CC).
The CC shall have a 4 month probation period, after which if the CC is
still not complying with requirements and no further mitigating
circumstances (death in the family, extended illness of self or immediate
family member, military assignment to war zone) shall be removed and their
counties put up for adoption.
Deborah