Workplace violence includes any act, occurring either on City premises or during the performance of work-related duties, that:
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1 CHAPTER: 06 - Human Resources Policies SECTION: 01 - Standards of Conduct SUBJECT: 05 - Violence in the Workplace POLICY #: OFFICE/DEPARTMENT: Human Resources EFFECTIVE DATE: October 1, 2016 CITY MANAGER: Erdal Donmez PAGE: 1 of 6 PURPOSE The purpose of this policy is to promote a safe and healthy work environment for its employees. However, situations may still arise involving potential or actual workplace violence. Awareness is one of the greatest defenses available to employees to reduce risks associated with violence in the workplace. Programs have been implemented to raise employee awareness, to provide a system for reporting threats or acts of violence, and to reduce the risks of workplace violence. The City has a compelling interest in maintaining employee and public safety as well as the continued performance of required duties. Threats or acts of violence in the workplace will not be tolerated. Violators are subject to disciplinary actions up to and including termination and may subject to criminal sanctions. SCOPE This policy applies to all employees when related to conduct engaged in by fellow employees or by someone not directly connected to the City (e.g., an outside vendor, consultant, customer). Conduct prohibited by this policy is unacceptable in the workplace and in any work-related setting outside the workplace such as during business trips, business meetings, community events, workshops, focus groups, and business-related social events. POLICY Definitions: Workplace violence includes any act, occurring either on City premises or during the performance of work-related duties, that: threatens the safety of an employee and/or customer; affects the health, life, or well-being of an employee and/or customer; and/or results in damage to City, employee, or customer property. Examples of workplace violence include acts of coercion, verbal intimidation, threats, harassment, stalkings, theft, assaults, fist fights, beatings, stabbings, vandalism, arson, hostage taking, and homicide. A threat is the expression of an intent to cause physical or mental harm regardless of whether the person communicating the threat has the present ability to carry out the threat and regardless of whether the threat is contingent, conditional, or future.
2 Provisions: 1. WORKPLACE RESPONSE TEAM: The Workplace Response Team analyzes potential problems and investigates threats and acts of violence in the workplace. The Team has members from Human Resources, Police, Public Works, City Attorney s Office, Risk Management, and others deemed appropriate based upon circumstances. Human Resources is also the Team Facilitator, providing information on threats or acts of violence submitted by employees. Although the Director of Human Resources (or designee) convenes the task force, there may be urgent instances not conducive to scheduling a sub-committee to meet before determining the appropriate action. The Director of Human Resources (or designee) is authorized to consult with a subset of the task force depending on the urgency of the issue at hand to enable a quicker response and maintain safety in the workplace. 2. PROHIBITIONS: Employees are prohibited from engaging in any act either on City premises or during performance of work related duties which may be defined as workplace violence. Employees are expected to adhere to policy provisions in support of safe work environments. 3. CONFLICT BETWEEN EMPLOYEES: On the job situations may arise between employees or between employees and supervisors which result in strong negative feelings by the individuals involved. Anyone involved in situations where they fear that physical retaliation may take place or anyone receiving verbal threats of physical violence should immediately contact their supervisor and Human Resources. 4. CONFLICT BETWEEN EMPLOYEES AND CUSTOMERS: Similar situations may arise between employees and the public. While the City has a strong commitment to customer service, continuous verbal abuse by a customer will not be tolerated. A supervisor should be requested to intervene if a customer becomes verbally abusive. If there is a concern over the possibility of physical violence, it should be immediately reported to their supervisor and Human Resources. 5. PERSONAL CONFLICT: Off the job situations involving personal disputes with relatives or others may result in an on the job confrontation. If a personal situation has escalated to the point that a restraining order or other type of court order is being pursued, the work location should also be included in the order. Supervisors and Human Resources should be informed of the court order and be provided with a description of the individual cited in the order. 6. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS: Employees who fear for their personal safety should immediately contact the Police Department if it is an emergency by calling (9) for internal telephones and for outside telephones. Supervisors and Human Resources should be informed as soon as is practical. 7. EVALUATION OF SITUATIONS: When potentially violent situations are brought to management's attention, an evaluation of the severity of the matter must be made immediately. Contact the Human Resources Manager or the Director of Human Resources who will convene the Workplace Response Team. The Workplace Response Team will: Policy # Effective Date: 10/01/2016
3 a. investigate the situation, make a determination of the credibility of the threat and the likelihood of violence, and recommend a course of action. Worksite security will also be evaluated to reduce the risk of violence in the workplace. b. if it is determined that the situation requires additional measures, the situation will be discussed with employees who are likely to come in contact with the subject, providing a description and instructions on actions to be taken if the subject comes to the worksite. c. provide the same information to the Police Department. In all cases, call if there is an immediate need for Police Department intervention. 8. TRAINING: Employee training will be conducted periodically to raise employee awareness on the phenomena of workplace violence. Training includes education on the dangers of violence, teaching employees how to recognize the signs which are usually present, and establishing an understanding that the City accepts nothing less than a zero tolerance for violence in the workplace. Additional supervisory training will focus on a supervisor's responsibility to ensure an active commitment to providing a safe workplace, to report to Human Resources any threats or acts of violence, and to follow up on any reports of workplace violence submitted by employees. 9. REPORTING OBSERVATION, EVENT OR OCCURRENCE: Employees have a responsibility to act upon any observation, event, or occurrence that may indicate a need for help. Any employee becoming aware of any of the early warning signs should immediately contact their supervisor and Human Resources. All threats or acts of violence are treated seriously under the "no tolerance" policy. 10. EARLY WARNING SIGNS: Any behavior or actions which makes one feel uncomfortable for the safety of themselves or others should be immediately reported. (Note: This list is not intended to identify all warning signs.) Early warning signs may include: carrying a concealed weapon or flashing a weapon to test reactions direct or veiled threats of harm intimidation of others (i.e., physical or verbal, harassing phone calls or stalking) disregard for the safety of co-workers paranoid behavior (perceiving that the world is against them) unable to take criticism of job performance holding a grudge or verbalizing hope for something bad to happen to that person obsessive involvement with the job and no apparent outside interests extreme interest in weapons and their destructive power to people fascination with incidents of workplace violence history of violent or abusive behavior expression of extreme desperation over recent family, financial, or personal problems Policy # Effective Date: 10/01/2016
4 Some circumstances that may trigger an attack include an unsatisfactory review, disciplinary action, unresolved conflicts, drawn out grievance period, unfavorable grievance resolutions, loss of pay or benefits, demotion, termination or layoff, increased productivity demands, and increased performance expectations. Primary motives include revenge for what is perceived as unfair treatment, and relationship troubles. 11. EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: Employees are encouraged to resolve conflict and to seek help through the Employee Assistance Program. 12. WORKSITE SECURITY will be periodically evaluated by a Security Focus Group. Reasonable security measures will be implemented based upon feasibility. Employees with a concern about worksite security should contact Human Resources. KEYS: Building access points will be restricted through key control processes. Employees are responsible for maintaining possession of keys signed out to them. It is prohibited to use, duplicate, or possess keys to City facilities without authorization. WEAPONS: A weapon is any thing that is designed, used, or intended to be used to inflict bodily harm or physical damage. Employees are prohibited from possessing weapons while on duty or conducting City business. Further, weapons are prohibited on City premises or in City vehicles. The prohibitions herein shall not be interpreted, apply, or be enforced in a way that conflicts with Sections (4) and (7), Florida Statutes, as amended. A violation of these prohibitions shall result in immediate disciplinary action up to and including termination. These prohibitions do not apply to: a. Law Enforcement Officers b. Employees that meet all of the following conditions: (1) have obtained authorization from their department director, (2) the weapon is a work tool, such as a pocket knife or other similar tools, and (3) the weapon is used as a work tool in the performance of the employee s duties. The department director may withdraw authorization at any time and for any reason. c. In unique circumstances, the City Manager, in their sole discretion, may exempt a specific employee from this subsection. An employee requesting an exemption shall provide a written request to the City Manager. The written request shall state: (1) the unique circumstances that may warrant an exemption and (2) the specific weapon that is the basis of the request for exemption. The employee shall also attach documentation that proves the employee may lawfully possess the requested exempted weapon. The employee may also be required to provide a check payable to the City of Coral Springs for a background check. The amount shall be determined by the Human Resources Director. If the City Manager does not provide a written response within 10 business days, the request of the employee shall be deemed denied. If the City Manager approves the request for an exemption, such approval shali be in writing. The City Manager may, in their sole discretion, withdraw approval at any time. Approval of an exemption does not change the course Policy # Effective Date: 10/01/2016
5 and scope of that employee s employment. No use of an exempted weapon, both lawfully and unlawfully, by an exempted employee shall be considered authorized or otherwise within the course and scope of that employee s employment. Employees who are exempted that use a weapon in an unauthorized manner, as determined by that employee s department director, shall be subject to discipline up to and including termination. 13. TRAUMA COUNSELING: In the event of an occurrence of workplace violence, trauma counseling will be made available to affected employees. 14. INVESTIGATIONS AND RESPONSES: Instances of workplace violence (threats or acts) will be investigated. Responses to acts of violence may include media interaction, family notification, group debriefing, individual counseling, and workplace restoration. These activities will be coordinated by the Workplace Response Team. 15. CONFIDENTIALITY: Information about an incident or threat will be disclosed on a need to know basis. To the extent allowed by law, confidentiality will be maintained when threats or acts of violence are reported. Individuals retaliating against an employee that reported a threat or act of violence will be disciplined. 16. DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS: Disciplinary actions up to and including termination will result for employees violating this policy. The City will pursue criminal sanctions as appropriate. 17. EMPLOYEE SUGGESTIONS: Employees are encouraged to take an active role in creating a safe work environment. Any suggestions for improving policy or security should be directed to Human Resources. RESPONSIBILITIES Directors and/or Supervisors: A supervisor should intervene if an employee experiences verbal abuse from a customer, employee or outside vendor. Management should contact Human Resources regarding any concern of violence. Human Resources: Human Resources organizes the Workplace Response Team, acts as Facilitator for the team, and conducts investigations with the team; as well as provides training to employees. Employees: Employees have a responsibility to act upon any observation, event, or occurrence that may indicate a need for help. Any employee becoming aware of any of the early warning signs should immediately contact their supervisor and Human Resources. Policy # Effective Date: 10/01/2016
6 ADMINISTRATIVE REPEAL The provisions contained herein shall supersede and replace all prior policies or procedures regarding this subject. APPROVAL City Manager Human Resources Erdal Donmez Dale Pazdra Policy # Effective Date: 10/01/2016
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