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What may an employee on administrative leave be required to do with department equipment?
What may an employee on administrative leave be required to do with department equipment?
- Use it for personal purposes
- Relinquish it (correct)
- Purchase it at a discounted rate
- Lend it to a colleague
What is expected of an employee on administrative leave regarding supervisor orders?
What is expected of an employee on administrative leave regarding supervisor orders?
- They can ignore all orders
- They can choose which orders to follow
- They must comply with all lawful orders (correct)
- They are exempt from following orders
What may happen to an employee on administrative leave during the investigation?
What may happen to an employee on administrative leave during the investigation?
- They may be permanently reassigned
- They may be temporarily reassigned to a different shift or desk duty (correct)
- They must take unpaid leave
- They will be immediately terminated
Why must an employee on administrative leave remain available for contact?
Why must an employee on administrative leave remain available for contact?
What happens when a member is accused of potential criminal conduct?
What happens when a member is accused of potential criminal conduct?
What may the Chief of Police do in cases of criminal allegations?
What may the Chief of Police do in cases of criminal allegations?
What rights are afforded to a member accused of criminal conduct?
What rights are afforded to a member accused of criminal conduct?
Can a member accused of criminal conduct be administratively ordered to provide information?
Can a member accused of criminal conduct be administratively ordered to provide information?
What is the purpose of a separate supervisor or investigator in cases of criminal allegations?
What is the purpose of a separate supervisor or investigator in cases of criminal allegations?
When must the Chief of Police be notified in cases of criminal allegations?
When must the Chief of Police be notified in cases of criminal allegations?
