It can be difficult for citizens to make money within The CM game. What do you do if you do not own a hex that can either be rented or can produce something you can sell? The citizens from NFPC have not only had the mindset to create jobs, they made laws to protect them.
” HR-1 1/26/10
Proposed by: Franklin
Summary: Details out the new paid positions of Time Keeper and Marshal and explains the pay, hiring practices and policies about said jobs.
The Position of Time Keeper and Marshal shall no longer be volunteer positions and instead they shall be changed to paid positions.
Members of any branch of the Government, be it Executive, Judicial or Legislative cannot apply to hold this position as these jobs can influence important events that said parties might not be part of.
Hiring will proceed as follows:
1. People will sign up that they wish to hold the position. Applications will be sent via email to the Government account in Civic Mirror.
2. They will be interviewed by both the Presidents of each Legislative branch in addition to the President of N.F.P.C.
3. The best candidate for the job shall be hired into the position.
Hiring may only occur prior to the event for which the service is rendered.
Unless specified the duration of the job shall last one year. After the one year period the person shall be removed from the position they were appointed.
If during one meeting they are found to be unsatisfactory the Time keeper shall be replaced by one of the other candidates.
If the marshal fails to complete their duty then they shall be replaced by the runner up candidate for the position.
Unsatisfactory employment shall be decided by the Presidents of the Senate and House of Representatives in addition to the President of the N.F.P.C.
Pay will only be delivered to the person that completes the majority of the service.
Replacements must be decided before the next day in which the events will occur, for example the marshal cannot be replaced between one court case and the next.
Pay for both positions shall be $200 per year paid from the national treasury. ” –From the Legislation page of NFPC
