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City of Fremont
101 E. Main St.,
Fremont, MI 49412
P: (231) 924-2101
F: (231) 924-2888
info@cityoffremont.net
www.cityoffremont.net
     

Health, Life, AD&D, Dental & Optical Insurance:

Major medical plan offered through Priority Health. Plan is a Point of Service plan, with preferred benefits available if the employee uses physicians within the Priority Health network (generally no deductible, but co-pays required.) If outside the network, alternative benefits apply (with deductibles and limited to 80/20 coverage.) 100% of family premiums paid by City. Prescription co-pays apply. Life and AD&D insurance levels set at $50,000 per employee, plus limited life insurance coverage on dependants. Supplemental insurance (hospitalization, cancer treatment, etc.) available through AFLAC, at 100% employee cost. There is a 15% optical discount available from Kent Optical because we are members of Priority Health.

Pension:

City participates in the State Municipal Employees' Retirement System (MERS). Benefit program of B-3 (2.25% of member's final average compensation multiplied by years & months of credited service) not to exceed 80% of member's final average compensation. Cost-of-living benefit program of E-2 (annual increase of up to 2.5%, based on the consumer price index.) Ten-year vesting. Pension 100% paid by City.

Deferred Compensation :

Available through the International City/County Management Association (ICMA) Retirement Corporation. Payroll deductions by employees, only; no City contribution.

Paid Holidays :

New Year's Day, Good Friday afternoon, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve Day. Birthday is a floating holiday.

Paid Vacation:

  • 5 days after completion of 6 months
  • 5 additional days after completion of 1 year
  • 10 days after completion of 2 years
  • 15 days after completion of 5 years
  • 18 days after completion of 10 years
  • 20 days after completion of 15 years
  • 25 days after completion of 20 years

Paid Sick Leave:

One day per month (12/year up to a maximum accrual of 150 days) after completion of six-month probationary period. Medical & dental appointments (if granted by Department Head and not exceeding 2 hours) not charged against sick leave.

Business Expenses/Mileage Reimbursement:

All reasonable expenses incurred on City business, as documented with receipts, are reimbursable. Business travel with personal auto currently reimbursed at $0.325/mile.

City-Owned Fitness Facility :

City has full-scale City Hall fitness facility available to employee, spouse and older children living in the home at no charge.

Education/Training Reimbursement :

Reimbursement of approved coursework at one-half of tuition cost plus full cost of textbooks upon completion of course and if a grade of at least "C" is attained. Workshops, conferences and specific training opportunities paid by City with proper authorization.

Funeral Leave:

Regular full-time employees shall be allowed three days of paid leave for the death of spouse, child, sibling, parent, stepparent, step sibling, stepchild or other member living in the household. One day is allowed for death of grandparents, grandchildren or an immediate family member of his/her spouse as defined above.

Merit Pay Plan :

All employees not covered by a collective bargaining agreement are "merit" employees. A classification and pay grade system is in place. Employees are eligible for a merit

(one-step) increase at the end of the six-month probationary period and annually, thereafter, upon a positive performance review by the supervising Department Head. City Council has, to date, periodically adjusted the pay plan with an annual cost-of-living-adjustment (COLA) to keep wages competitive. Neither merit nor COLA increases are guaranteed.

Residency Requirement :

Department Heads are "encouraged" to live within the City limits or at least within the Fremont zip code.

At-Will Employment Status:

All employees not covered by a collective bargaining agreement are considered "at-will" employees. As such, either the employee or the City shall have the right to terminate employment of the employee with the City at any time, with or without notice, for any reason. Employees must sign an acknowledgment statement re: the at-will policy.

Longevity

After completing five (5) full years of employment with the City of Fremont, full time employees will receive two percent (2%) of their base salary. Longevity checks are issued with the last paycheck in November.

This policy was last updated 12/12/00.

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City of Fremont
101 E. Main St.,
Fremont, MI 49412
P: (231) 924-2101
F: (231) 924-2888
info@cityoffremont.net
www.cityoffremont.net
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