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C <br />WK 7 PACE 250 <br />-3p- <br />0 <br />Section 13. Local Governmental Employees' Retirement SSvsstem. Each employee <br />other than law enforcement officers who join the Law Enforcement Officers' Benefit <br />and Retirement Fund shall be required to join the Local Governmental Employees' <br />Retirement System as a condition of employment. The employee must have success- <br />fully completed six months probationary service before joining the System. <br />Section 14. Federal Social Security. Each officer and employee of the <br />County, whether elected by popular vote, or employed, automatically become benefi- <br />ciaries under the rules and regulations of the Old Age and Survivors Insurance <br />Provisions of Title 2 of the Federal Social Security Act, and the percentage of <br />their salary required to be contributed by each of them, will be withheld each <br />month from their salaries, and remitted, together with the County's contribution, <br />to the proper Federal authorities. <br />Section 15. Compulsory Retirement. Excluding disability or voluntary <br />earlier retirement, each employee shall be retired on dune 30 following his 65th <br />birthday; provided that subject to the annual approval of the Governing Board such <br />employees may be granted one-year extensions in service to age seventy (70). Retire- <br />ment shall be mandatory for employees upon the last day of the fiscal year in <br />which such employees attain the age of seventy (70). <br />Section 16. Grievance Procedure. Whenever any employee considers himself <br />aggrieved, he shall have a right to discuss the matter with his department head. <br />A grievance is any cause for dissatisfaction outside an employee's control which <br />grows out of employment with the governmental unit. The department head shall <br />make every effort to solve the problem or correct the misunderstanding at this <br />initial level. The employee has the right to be accompanied and assisted by any <br />representative of his own choice. <br />If informal discussion with the department head is unsuccessful in resolving <br />the problem, the employee may informally, through the department head, appeal to <br />Page twenty <br />
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