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The employee should immediately talk to the Executive Vice President/COO or Human Resources if
              they exceed five (5) returned or non-sufficient fund items due to a reason beyond their control such
              as:


                     a.  A check was encoded incorrectly and cleared for a greater amount than intended.

                     b.  There was an ACH problem which delayed the posting of your spouse’s payroll.

                     c.  A Credit Union posting/computer error.

              Employees should balance their share draft account each month and double check the figures to avoid
              costly mistakes. If the employee needs help balancing their share draft account, they should seek
              assistance from Executive Management.

              BACKGROUND AND REFERENCE CHECKS


              To ensure that individuals who join Police FCU are well qualified and to ensure that the Credit Union
              maintains a safe and productive work environment, it is our policy to conduct  reference and pre-
              employment  background  checks  on  all  applicants  who  apply  for  and/or  accept  an  offer  of
              employment.  Background  checks  may  include  verification  of  any  information  on  the  applicant’s
              resume or application form.


              All new hire offers of employment are conditioned on receipt of a background and reference checks
              that are acceptable to Police FCU. All background checks are conducted in conformity with the Federal
              Fair Credit Reporting Act, Americans with Disabilities Amended Act, and state and federal privacy and
              anti-discrimination laws.  Reports are kept confidential and are only viewed by individuals involved in
              the hiring process.


              Police FCU also reserves the right to conduct a background check for current employees to determine
              eligibility for promotion or reassignment in the same manner as described above.  A bond-ability check
              is conducted on all new hires and maintained on existing employees, management, board members,
              and  volunteers  of  the  Credit  Union.  Additional  checks  such  as  a  driving  record  may  be  made  on
              applicants and existing employees for specific job categories if appropriate and for job related use of
              Police FCU’s company vehicles.

              Additionally, should an existing employee be convicted of a felony at any point during his or her

              employment  with  Police  FCU,  the  employee  must  immediately  notify  the  President/CEO  and/or
              Human Resources.












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