The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-11-28

10 provide definite dismissal and
grievance pros durc.
EecUSniIIon Recognition of SCMW
committee and rcpreSrn atives rs
the dulI authorized spOkc>llt for all
~ MNA meInher>. No discrimination
against amy employee because of mem
bershlp or activity in the Union.
Sink :. II shall nT he the policy
of tie Mon la engage in strikes aS
a means "t achieving It's detectives.
Hours. y standard work week shall
comprise eli Iurty hours diviued into
i've days of ight hours per week.
eX"ep' where work day il designated
as a nine hour day. Time aud one hair
Tor all over time over forty hours per
week and eight hours in any one uay
VIII he paid 10 all employees except
III cases where employee has barh
TIME io h. made mp. All employees who
lose Time during any one week shall
he allowed to max, up same as soon
rs possible.
hcp"rimS Time ANY employee re
porting for work who il sem home
through no fault of his or her own,
shall hr paid for two hours work at
III, regular hourly rate but must re-
mann available for work tor The two
hour period.
Nac;i lon. Two weeks vacation with
pay Tor all men who have been en-
rl"yed 10y the City of Wyandottc for a
H Rod of four years or more. ones
werk vacation for all employees who
have worked one year. but less than
four years
Seniority. The prinCipl- of seniority
10 hc applied IN making promotions,
when reducing he number of employ
ets and when rrhiring
Dismissal Prooc durr Dismissal
shall be only for just and stated cause
with The employee having the right tu
tfcnd himself against any and all
charges No employee la br dismissed
until IA representative of the Mayor
and Council and three man Griev-
"ncc Committee discuss the condition.
Grievance Procedure The Council
ana Mayor shall designate some repre-
: natives of the City 10 hear all
grievances tu he heard 10y the City's
representatives one week from the
dait he grievance j. filed. No .gricv-
alicc l. L" hc presented To the Council
or Mayor before being taken up with
TN" designated city representa- ives. In
CASES of dismissal the salary of the
employee shall bc suspended during
The pc riod in which the hearing takes
place. hut his or her name shall not
ir removed from the payroll budget.
In ease of reinstatement after unluS-
llfEhle dismissal and after the hear
llS The employee shall he given all
back pay withheld during the period
OF suspension. In the case where a
dt motion has been proved unjustifit4I
ana Inc - ,luyee returned to his or
h"r former status. the loss of pay in
volved shall he restored.
Pay day. Regularly every two
weeks
move the adoption OF the forego.
ing resolution
Councilman Clifford II. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Nca>: COuncilmen Benin, Brohl,
Burke" Mason. Schultz Wagar.
Nays: None
Nyandoitr. Mich. Nov. -. 1871.
ReS"lt ion by Councilman Burke.
Re>olNrd 10y the City Council of the
City of WyamdOtte
whereas. The Wyandotte Savings
Bank l. Cclt hratiuS the Seventeen An
hlVcr>arE of lis founding. this Coun-
cll l. W">t happy To join the many
friends of that fine institution in con
2ratulaiion> and best wishes on such
I'm au>piriuuS occasion
- vcnty years il IL notable span of
time. Founded during the turbulent
period following the Civil War, the
NyandOtte Savings Bank through
careful adherence To the be- 81 princi-
pies of banking and absolute fidelity
10 those whom il served has safely
Weathtred every storm down through
the years and is today ranked among
the leading hanks in Michigan. This
citadel of security has contributed i'm
large measure la the STEADY. sui,
stantial growth of the community and
the residents of he City are justly
proud of such splendid banking in
StitutiOn. therefore be il
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of WyandOte that the citizens
of NyandOtte. thrOuh us their repre-.
StntativeS. do hereby take this OppOr-
tnnity 10 felicitate our good neighbOr,
Mr.. Fred Van Alstyne, and all the
personnel of the WyandOtte Savings
Bank on this propitiOus occasion. and
Ia express the earnest wish that the
financial structure which they have
builded 80 we'll shall continue to en-
dure and flourish for many. many
years.
l move the adoption of the fOregO-
ing resolution.
Councilman Clifford T. Burke.
Supported by Councilman Wagar.
Yeas COuncilmen Benin, Rrohl,
Burke, Mason. Schultz, Wagar.
Nays: None.
Special Order.
Councilman Wagar requested an
opinion from the City Attorney as to
whether the smoke and SCOT ordinance
could he enforced. and recommended
that complaints he turned over to the
Police Department for enforcement Of
the ordinance.
Mayor Benin reported that he would
contact Mayor JeffrieS of Detroit aud
request the assistance of their Engin
ccriHS Department and of comhuS-
ton engineer To aid the committee
working on these complaints. and
would report back Ia Council.
Councilman Benin. Chairman of the
Smoke and SCOT Committee remarked