#schalleriacouncil indicate that they want the former police officer to pay for his uniforms
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August 3, 2011 Tri-County Special
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Tracey Richter Speaks Out
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Iowa Senate Study Bill would change concealed carry law, provide stiffer penalties for violations
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Early City Council demands answers about why the city is locked out of the library, why the phone bill isn’t getting paid, and who came into the city clerk’s office, library without authorization
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Sac County criminal court activity between the dates of January 27, 2011 and February 2, 2011
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July 26, 2010 Sac City Council Agenda
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You are invited to stay at The Guest House while visiting Sac City, Iowa
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Sac County Supervisors abate drainage taxes assessed against U.S. Fish and Wildlife properties
Mayor and Council, The Federal, Fair Labor Standards Act and Code of Iowa section 91.A1 forbids an employer, government or private to withhold an employees last paycheck. The employee does have somewhere to go to file a complaint and employers are subject to fines for violations. The last paycheck must be forwarded to the employee on the payday following their resignation. I suggest that the mayor and council revise their current policy re: withholding of an employees paycheck and bring city government into compliance with federal and state laws.
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