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EMPLOYMENT POLICIES AND PRACTICES


                 EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATION CATEGORIES

                 New Hires

                 The first ninety (90) days of continuous employment at Jones-Hamilton Co. are
                 considered an introductory trial period. During this time you will learn your
                 responsibilities and get acquainted with fellow employees.  Your supervisor will closely
                 monitor your performance. If performance requirements are not achieved during this
                 time period, your employment may be terminated.
                 Completion of the introductory trial period does not entitle you to remain employed by
                 Jones-Hamilton Co. for any definite period of time.  After completion of the
                 introductory trial period, eligible employees will receive the benefits described in this
                 Handbook (unless otherwise advised).


                 Full Time Employees

                 Individuals employed to work no fewer than 40 hours per week on a regular basis, or
                 80 hours in a bi-weekly pay period are considered full time employees. The term full
                 time employee does not include leased, contract, part-time, intern, temporary, or
                 seasonal employees.

                 Part Time Employees

                 Part-time employees are those who are regularly scheduled to work fewer than 40
                 hours per week, but not fewer than 20 hours. Part-time employees are eligible for pro
                 rata holiday pay.  Part-time employees are not eligible for company benefits, except as
                 mandated by applicable law.

                 Temporary Employees/Interns

                 Temporary employees are those employed for short-term assignments. Short-term
                 assignments generally are periods of three months or fewer; however, such
                 assignments may be extended. Temporary employees are not eligible for employee
                 benefits except as mandated by applicable law.

                 Inactive Status

                 Employees who are on any type of leave of absence, work-related or non-work-
                 related, may be placed on inactive status. During the time the employee is on inactive
                 status, no benefits such as PTO or Sick Leave will be earned and seniority will not
                 continue to accrue.

                 JOB DUTIES

                 During the introductory trial period, your supervisor will explain your job
                 responsibilities and the performance standards expected of you. Be aware that your

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