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H - Employee Relations

City of Greensboro Personnel Policy Manuał

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Engineering and Inspections Department as soon as possible.

B. Role of the Human Resources Department - Nothing herein prevents an employee from

reporting a threat or violent action to the Human Resources Director, Safety and Health

Manager, Employee Relations staff, or other member of the Human Resources Department

staff designated by the Human Resources Director. In fact, departments are encouraged to make

the Human Resources Department aware of such threats.

C. Confidentiality - When an employee reports a threat of violent action to his supervisor,

the report should be treated with discretion. However, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed if

protection of employees requires that the information be shared.

D. Non-Retaliation - The City will not retaliate against any employee for honestly and

responsibly reporting threats or violent acts by any employee.

5.5 Communication of Policy - Department directors are expected to review this policy with their

employees. It is essential that employees be able to access the Police Department if an emergency

arises.

6.0 PROCEDURES

6.1 If an employee feels that his or anyone else’s life is in imminent danger, the employee should

immediately call 9-1-1 and request police assistance (central phone system must dial 9 first).

6.2 Some employees may be at an increased risk of violence or crime because they work alone in

hazardous environments. Supervisors and managers must follow appendix document,

Working Alone Procedures (page 429),

of this policy if their employees work alone and have exposure to

hazardous work environments or security threats:

6.3 If the incident is not one of imminent danger where police presence is required, the following

steps are to be followed in all situations involving threats, violence, or other violation of this policy

A. Every employee must report any threat or incident of violence immediately to a supervisor

or manager.

B. The supervisor or manager must take action to eliminate or neutralize the threat if possible,

and if not possible to refer it immediately to a higher level.

C. The affected department will investigate the allegation, document the results, take

appropriate disciplinary and follow-up actions and report the incident to the City Security

Manager.

7.0 DEPARTMENTAL CONTACTS

City Security Manager - Engineering & Inspections

Safety and Health Manager - Human Resources