POLICIES & PROCEDURES
Pitkin County fosters an environment where open and honest communication is expected. We meet regularly with senior management to solve problems, address concerns, make progress on areas of agreement, and drive for continuous improvement.
Working together by bringing labor into the strategy and involving labor and management in joint problem-solving, our partnership is more beneficial to our employees and the constituents we serve. The list below shows all policies owned by the Human Resources Department, to see all existing policies please review the Pitkin County Policies and Procedures Manual.
PITKIN COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES POLICIES
Policy 2.10 : Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO)
I. Policy
II. Sexual Harassment
III. Reporting EEO Violations/Harassment
IV. Religious Belief Accommodation
V. Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Accommodation
VI. Colorado Workplace Accommodation for Nursing Mothers Act
Policy 2.20 : Employee Expectations
I. Policy
II. Open-Door Policy
III. Confidentiality
IV. Accepting Gifts
A. Acceptable Gifts
V. Attendance and Punctuality
VI. Personal Appearance
VII. Use of County Property
VIII. Resource Conservation
IX. Children in the Workplace
X. Companion and Service Animals in the Workplace
XI. Personal Property in the Workplace
Policy 2.40 Alcohol and Drugs
I. Policy
II. Prohibited Conduct
III. Definitions
IV. Testing
A. Applicant Testing
B. Current Employee Testing
C. Positive Results
D. Refusal
V. Violations and Rehabilitation
A. Alcohol and/or Illegal Drug(s) Violations
B. Prescription or Over-The-Counter Drug Violations
VI. Loss of Regular or Commercial Driver’s License
VII. Responsibility & Rehabilitation
VIII. Disclosure
IX. Re-Employment