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1989
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1/11/1989
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preparing minutes any work that needed to be done basically <br /> she would do. Things like accepting calls. As an example, a <br /> meeting is scheduled for next week--if any one of us cannot <br /> come, you know, we have a duty to call her--we have someone <br /> to call so she knows whether we have a quorum or no quorum. <br /> That's the kind of person that needs to be put on board right <br /> away. <br /> JIM JUVIK: Was this a full-time position? <br /> AKIRA OMONAKA: Yes, I forget the salary y ran e <br /> g but there was <br /> a salary paid to her. <br /> CHR. BETHEA: I have an item on this thing that I did, about <br /> commission office, location, mailing address, business hours, <br /> equipment, etc. Is that something we would also obtain? <br /> AKIRA OMONAKA: We've had good cooperation from the Mayor's <br /> mice .in e past. Obviously, depending on where we meet <br /> we're gonna need these mikes because the steno is going to <br /> have a hard time--so we've always had these mikes even when <br /> we go out into the public we will all need these mikes. <br /> These things need to be brought in on line right away. <br /> CHR. BETHEA: Maybe we could get some help from the <br /> administration on that particular issue. Well, I don't mind <br /> the charge of this commission to go out and find someone who <br /> 411 can serve in this capacity. Do we have thoughts about a <br /> salary range? Let me ask a question? Did we put her on a <br /> payroll and the commission is the employer for all state <br /> purposes. What did we do? That's why I was looking for a <br /> shadow employer. <br /> PATRICIA POPPE: Mr. Chairman, may I suggest that we take <br /> things at least in order? At the moment we have a motion to <br /> get somebody, we know we've got to. Can't we move to do that <br /> and then take the next question which is who does she report <br /> to? I think we're tending now to wander. Let's move on. <br /> CHR. BETHEA: Alright. Well, the motion as I understand it <br /> was that I go out an find somebody to serve as secretary to <br /> this commission. All in favor of the motion signify by <br /> saying aye. All those opposed. Motion carried. <br /> The Chairman was asked to follow up on steno benefits, who is <br /> actual employer, is it a contractual hire, salary schedules, <br /> and office space, etc. In the meantime, Chairman Bethea <br /> asked the County to continue to provide steno assistance for <br /> at least one more meeting. <br /> There was more discussion by Pamela Cushnie, Akira Omonaka, <br /> Robert Bethea, Patricia Poppe regarding the type of work the <br /> 111 steno would be performingand whether he or not that work would <br /> 20 <br />
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