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than 3 business days from the date of injury.— Employees must keep Human Resources and their <br />supervisor updated with regarding to changes in their condition and/or return to work paperwork. <br />Pursuant to Minnesota State law, the officials of the City elected or appointed for a regular term of <br />office or appointed to complete the unexpired portion of a regular term are included in the <br />coverage of the Minnesota Workers' Compensation Act. <br />10.4 Medical Procedures <br />It is the policy of the City of Ramsey, within the confines of the Minnesota Human Rights Act, to <br />require its employees to be examined by a physician after an injury is sustained, whenever <br />conditions are make this desirable for the employee or the City, or whenever the Administrative <br />Services Director, or the Administrative Services Director's designee, determines that the interests <br />of the City and or the employee will be served_ thereby Physical examinations administered at the <br />request of Administrative Services Director, or the Administrative Services Director's designee, <br />shall be paid for by the City. <br />10.5 Smoking Policy <br />The City of Ramsey bans smoking in all municipal buildings, equipment and City vehicles. <br />Smoking for the purpose of this policy means inhaling or exhaling from any lighted cigar, <br />cigarette, pipe or any other lighted tobacco, plant product, or substance that may be used for <br />smoking in lieu of tobacco intended for inhalation via any of the means listed above. Use of <br />electronic devices which that simulate smoking isare also prohibited. This includes, but is not <br />limited, to electronic or "e" devices such as e-cigarettes, e-cigars, and e-pipes. Electronic devices <br />are prohibited regardless of whether they provide vapor of liquid nicotine, lobelia, and/ or other <br />substances. Non -electronic devices which that simulate smoking and smokeless tobacco products <br />(chewing tobacco, snoose, ana snuff, and snus) are also prohibited. <br />10.6 Inclement Weather Policy <br />On occasions when the severity of the weather may cause City offices to be closed, the City <br />Administrator will make a determination as to whether the offices will be closed. The City <br />Administrator or the City Administrator's desi• nee • - ' : - - -will then notify the IT Manager <br />to post the closure to the City's website. —If it is broadcast that City offices are closed prior to the <br />start of core hours to the shift start time, then the employee will be paid as if it were a regular <br />workday.— However, if the office is not officially closed, staff will be instructed to take <br />vacation time or compensatory time off for any absence from work that occurs. If the office is <br />officially closed after the start of the shift, staff will receive their regular pay for the remainder of <br />the shift. Compensatory time off or vacation will be taken for time absent from work prior to the <br />official closure. This policy will apply to office employees only and does not include Public <br />Works or Public Safety (fire and police) employees. In circumstances where the City Administrator <br />is out of town, the designated Acting City Administrator'Acting City Administrator will provide <br />the decision on whether or not to keep City offices open due to inclement weather. <br />881Page <br />