Submitted by Guestawmighty (not verified) on Wed, 02/06/2013 - 8:03pm.
Your report stated, in part, "Off camera, he (Leonard) said he was not part of the discussion on disciplining Johnson, even though as town manager he is Johnson's boss."
I am retired from the Town of Fair Bluff. Al Leonard essentially is a one-day-per week part time consultant, not the town manager in the usually-recognized sense of the term. I have read Al Leonard's employment contract with the Town of Fair Bluff, and IT SPECIFICALLY STATES THAT LEONARD HAS NO AUTHORITY IN PERSONNEL MATTERS!
Leonard is not Johnson's boss. As a matter of fact, nowhere in his employment contract does it refer to him as town manager. That is a label the media has hung on him.
You got that part very wrong, Channel 3 (something that often happens in your "reports").
Leonard is not Johnson's boss
Your report stated, in part, "Off camera, he (Leonard) said he was not part of the discussion on disciplining Johnson, even though as town manager he is Johnson's boss."
I am retired from the Town of Fair Bluff. Al Leonard essentially is a one-day-per week part time consultant, not the town manager in the usually-recognized sense of the term. I have read Al Leonard's employment contract with the Town of Fair Bluff, and IT SPECIFICALLY STATES THAT LEONARD HAS NO AUTHORITY IN PERSONNEL MATTERS!
Leonard is not Johnson's boss. As a matter of fact, nowhere in his employment contract does it refer to him as town manager. That is a label the media has hung on him.
You got that part very wrong, Channel 3 (something that often happens in your "reports").