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X. TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT

When termination of employment becomes necessary, whether employee or

employer initiated, the Company shall follow proper procedures to assure

equitable treatment of all parties. There are several categories of termination

recognized by the Company.

1.

Voluntary quit

2.

Discharge

3.

Reduction in force

4.

Failure to return after completion of a bona-fide leave of absence

5.

Engaging in gainful employment (without Company approval) during a

leave of absence

6.

Absence without properly notifying the Company is considered a „no

call, no show‰ and is classified as a voluntary resignation

NOTE: Unless otherwise authorized by the Executive Director, terminated

employees are restricted from returning to the Company property or continuing

contact with community residents.

RESIGNATION NOTICE

Should you decide to terminate your employment, advance written notice is

required prior to your separation date, according to the following:

1.

Managers (i.e. Executive Director, Business Office Manager, Department

Heads, etc.) – at least thirty (30) days written notice

2.

All other employees - at least two (2) weeks written notice

This notice is to be submitted, in writing, to your immediate supervisor or

Executive Director and will enable us to replace you without undue

inconvenience to our residents and your fellow workers. If you leave employment

voluntarily and fail to give proper notice, and/or fail to work out your entire

resignation notice, you will forfeit all fringe benefits, including vacation.

Resignation notice is to be actual time worked; paid vacation and sick time cannot

be granted as a substitution for an employeeÊs notice.

REDUCTION IN FORCE

In the event a reduction of work force hours becomes necessary due to low

resident census, reorganization to improve costs and efficiency, or for some

unforeseen reason beyond the control of the community, consideration will be

given to such factors as seniority, job performance, qualifications to perform

other jobs, job classification and employment status by shift.