Ariz. Admin. Code § R13-5-315 - Employee Conduct
A. Standards of
conduct. An employee shall perform the duties and responsibilities of the
employee's assigned classification and position. An employee shall comply with
applicable laws, rules, and agency policy. An employee shall demonstrate
respect, fairness, diligence, impartiality, courtesy, efficiency, and integrity
in all contacts with the public and other employees.
B. Fitness for duty. If a supervisor has
reasonable doubt that an employee is psychologically or physically able to
perform the essential duties of the position, the supervisor shall request the
agency head's permission to have the employee evaluated by a psychologist or
physician determined by the agency. Upon approval, Human Resources shall
schedule an appointment, and the employee shall submit to an evaluation. The
examiner shall provide the agency head with conclusions, recommendations, and
other information necessary to decide whether the employee is fit for
duty.
C. Political activity. An
agency employee shall not violate the provisions of A.R.S. §
41-772
concerning permissible and improper political activity.
D. Conflict of interest. An agency employee
shall not violate the conflict of interest provisions of A.R.S. §§
38-501,
38-502,
38-503,
and
38-504
while engaged in outside activities or employment.
E. Nepotism. An employee or candidate for
employment shall not be appointed to any position in violation of A.R.S. §
38-481,
nor shall an employee misuse or abuse appointment privileges.
F. Attending Council meetings. With
supervisory approval, an employee may attend a meeting of the Council during
working hours if the employee is an interested party in a matter scheduled for
consideration. The employee may have another representative assist in the
presentation before the Council.
G.
Employee organization attendance at Council meetings. The agency head may
authorize a recognized employee organization to send at least one
representative to each Council meeting during working hours.
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