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ORDER-2024-21 : Requesting that the City Council designate election poll workers as Special Municipal Employees as that term is defined in M.G.L. Chapter 268A.

Passed · OUGHT TO PASS [4 TO 0] · moved by Maya Jamaleddine, Chair, seconded by Devin Romanul, Vice Chair Yes: Ryan Williams, Devin Romanul, Maya Jamaleddine, Leila Migliorelli. Absent: John Obremski.

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ORDER-2024-21 Acceptance of general law; decision; fund Requesting that the City Council designate election poll workers as Special Municipal Employees as that term is defined in M.G.L. Chapter 268A. Ought to Pass City Council

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Transcript (~1 min @ 1:14:18)

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▶ 1:14:06 Ryan Williams: before us tonight, And they are all very similar. Um, they're orders reclassifying certain Melrose employees as special municipal employees. Um, I'm gonna read them into the record and then I will entertain a motion, uh, as they're all pretty much the same thing, just with different staff positions to conjoin these orders so that we can discuss them in their entirety and vote on them one time. The orders are order 2024 dash 21, requesting that the city council designate election poll workers as special municipal employees as that term is defined in Massachusetts General Law Chapter 2268, a order 2024 dash 20, requesting that the city council designate the Council on Aging positions of Transportation driver as a special municipal employee, as that term is defined in Massachusetts General Law, chapter 2 68 A and order 2024 dash 22, requesting that the city council designate the Melrose Public School positions of cafeteria worker education stations, site coordinator, education stations, assistant site coordinator, education stations, instructor education stations, team lead, crossing guard, and athletic trainer as special municipal employees, as that term is defined in Massachusetts General Law Chapter 2 68 A. So at this time, I would entertain a motion to conjoin orders 2024 dash 21, 20 24 dash 20, and 2024 dash 22. I'd like to make a motion of what you just said.