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Borough of North Haledon, NJ
Passaic County
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Any employee who wishes to resign from the service in good standing shall give his/her department head at least two weeks' prior written notice of his/her resignation. The resignation shall become effective upon acceptance by the Mayor and Council, except as otherwise provided by statute. An employee failing to give at least two weeks' notice and obtain the approval of the Borough Council shall forfeit his/her accrued vacation time.
A. 
Any employee who does not submit his/her resignation in compliance with the provisions in this chapter or whose resignation is not approved by the department head and the Mayor or who is absent from work for a period of three or more days without notifying his/her department head of a reason for his/her absence permitted by this chapter and of his/her intention to return to work may be considered as having resigned without notice and shall be considered not to be in good standing. If an employee is absent for three or more days without notifying his/her department head of the reason, but it is determined that he/she was incapable of making that notification because of incapacity or other emergency circumstances, that would not constitute a resignation.
B. 
Any employee who fails to return to his/her duties within three days after the expiration date of an authorized leave period without notifying his/her department head of a reason for his/her absence permitted by this chapter shall be considered as having resigned without notice and not in good standing, provided that the failure to give notice was not caused by unavoidable circumstances.
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An employee who leaves the service without resignation pursuant to this chapter shall have the fact entered in his/her personal record. If the situation warrants it, he/she may be deprived of the right to apply for reemployment in the service at a future date, and he/she may be denied the privilege of a satisfactory reference from the officials of the Borough.
It will be the policy of the Borough Council to consider with favor the application of any former employee who resigned with notice and whose work record was satisfactory during his/her former employment in the service, but he/she shall lose any seniority. However, the decision as to whether such a former employee shall be reemployed is a matter within the unreviewable discretion of the governing body.[1]
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Editor's Note: Original Art. IX, Disclosure, of the 1990 Code, which immediately followed this section, was repealed 3-15-1995 by Ord. No. 4-1995.