Vermont § 305 - Appointed officers

Full text of Vermont Vermont Statutes Online § 305 — Appointed officers, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 305. Appointed officers

  • (a) The Board of Trustees may appoint any officers, commissioners, or employees required
    by the Village’s personnel regulations, the general law of this State, or this charter.
    All appointments shall require as a precondition a job description. (b) The Village Manager shall function as the personnel officer of the Village and shall
    present to the Board of Trustees all candidates for Village positions. (c) All matters relating to the hiring, performance, tenure, discipline, and termination
    of Village employees shall be controlled by personnel policies and plans to be adopted
    by the Board of Trustees.

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