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<br />EXHIBIT A <br /> <br /> <br />"~{ Deleted: .section Break (Next Page). ] <br /> <br />INTRODUCTION <br /> <br />The City of Elk River strongly believes in a philosophy of promoting employee <br />wellness. An employee wellness program benefits both the employer and <br />employee plus, as we are dealing with City employees, an employee wellness <br />program benefits the community as a whole. Healthy employees tend to be more <br />productive employees and healthy employees require less City expenditures (Le. <br />City insurance costs; use of sick time and its related overtime expenses; etc.). It <br />makes good common sense for the City to do as much as possible, even to the <br />point of providing a fitness room and spending funds for equipment, to have a <br />healthy work force. An employee fitness room and equipment is one part of a <br />larger City wellness program. <br /> <br />POLICY <br /> <br />It is difficult to establish rules when the City. is encouraging everyone to utilize the <br />wellness room equipment; however, it has become apparent that some guidelines <br />are necessary. It is the intent of the City to keep the rules and regulations at a <br />minimum and to keep the city exercise room and equipment policy simple. <br /> <br />Emp/ovee and Guest <br /> <br />The City fitness or exercise room should not be viewed as a health club, but the <br />City offers the use of this room and equipment to all City employees and to one <br />guest of the employee at a time. Most employees desire to "work-out" with <br />another individual and, in fact, another individual serving as a spotter is required <br />when using some of the free weights in conjunction with a bench. This guest can <br />be a spouse, significant other, child over the age of eighteen, or a friend. Due to <br />safety and insurance issues, no individual under the aae of eiahteen is allowed in <br />the fitness room under any circumstances. <br />
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