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10-3-1105. Municipal employees -- Duration and termination of employment --Exceptions.
(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), each employee of a municipality shall holdemployment without limitation of time, being subject to discharge, suspension of over two dayswithout pay, or involuntary transfer to a position with less remuneration only as provided inSection 10-3-1106.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to:
(a) an officer appointed by the mayor or other person or body exercising executive powerin the municipality;
(b) a member of the municipality's police department or fire department who is a memberof the classified civil service in a first or second class city;
(c) a police chief of the municipality;
(d) a deputy police chief of the municipality;
(e) a fire chief of the municipality;
(f) a deputy or assistant fire chief of the municipality;
(g) a head of a municipal department;
(h) a deputy of a head of a municipal department;
(i) a superintendent;
(j) a probationary employee of the municipality;
(k) a part-time employee of the municipality; or
(l) a seasonal employee of the municipality.
(3) Nothing in this section or Section 10-3-1106 may be construed to limit amunicipality's ability to define cause for an employee termination or reduction in force.

Amended by Chapter 260, 2004 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-10 > Chapter-03 > 10-3-1105

10-3-1105. Municipal employees -- Duration and termination of employment --Exceptions.
(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), each employee of a municipality shall holdemployment without limitation of time, being subject to discharge, suspension of over two dayswithout pay, or involuntary transfer to a position with less remuneration only as provided inSection 10-3-1106.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to:
(a) an officer appointed by the mayor or other person or body exercising executive powerin the municipality;
(b) a member of the municipality's police department or fire department who is a memberof the classified civil service in a first or second class city;
(c) a police chief of the municipality;
(d) a deputy police chief of the municipality;
(e) a fire chief of the municipality;
(f) a deputy or assistant fire chief of the municipality;
(g) a head of a municipal department;
(h) a deputy of a head of a municipal department;
(i) a superintendent;
(j) a probationary employee of the municipality;
(k) a part-time employee of the municipality; or
(l) a seasonal employee of the municipality.
(3) Nothing in this section or Section 10-3-1106 may be construed to limit amunicipality's ability to define cause for an employee termination or reduction in force.

Amended by Chapter 260, 2004 General Session


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-10 > Chapter-03 > 10-3-1105

10-3-1105. Municipal employees -- Duration and termination of employment --Exceptions.
(1) Except as provided in Subsection (2), each employee of a municipality shall holdemployment without limitation of time, being subject to discharge, suspension of over two dayswithout pay, or involuntary transfer to a position with less remuneration only as provided inSection 10-3-1106.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to:
(a) an officer appointed by the mayor or other person or body exercising executive powerin the municipality;
(b) a member of the municipality's police department or fire department who is a memberof the classified civil service in a first or second class city;
(c) a police chief of the municipality;
(d) a deputy police chief of the municipality;
(e) a fire chief of the municipality;
(f) a deputy or assistant fire chief of the municipality;
(g) a head of a municipal department;
(h) a deputy of a head of a municipal department;
(i) a superintendent;
(j) a probationary employee of the municipality;
(k) a part-time employee of the municipality; or
(l) a seasonal employee of the municipality.
(3) Nothing in this section or Section 10-3-1106 may be construed to limit amunicipality's ability to define cause for an employee termination or reduction in force.

Amended by Chapter 260, 2004 General Session