Tuesday, April 21, 2009

POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF EMPLOYEES

POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF EMPLOYEES

As an individual, each employee retains all the rights and obligations of citizenship provided in the Constitution and laws of the state of Missouri and the Constitution and laws of the United States of America. However, no employee shall:

A. Take any active part in managing a campaign, or campaign for political office or otherwise engage in political activity while on duty or within any period of time during which he/she is expected to perform services for which he receives compensation from the college;

B. Otherwise use the authority of his/her position or utilize college funds, supplies, or vehicles to secure support for or oppose any candidate, party, or issue in a partisan election involving candidates for office or party nominations, or affect the results thereof;

C. Use any promise or personal preferential treatment or threat of loss to encourage or coerce any employee to support or contribute to any political issue, candidate, or party;

D. Take part in the management of the campaign for the election or defeat of candidates for the Board of Trustees.

2 comments:

admin said...

What's the backstory, Bus? I missed it. Who ya talking about?

Horse-farmer said...

I get hammered with this every election time.

Guess being Fed employee has it's disadvantages.....