A. 
The Manager shall develop and maintain a process to identify national and state laws impacting upon the borough's personnel program, amendments to these laws and judicial opinions affecting such laws.
B. 
The Manager shall have conducted an annual audit to evaluate and report compliance with appropriate laws.
The Manager shall be responsible for establishing the borough's affirmative action plan and administering the EEO function.
A. 
The Manager shall, in consultation with department heads and supervisors, develop a training plan for municipal employees.
B. 
Participation in the training program shall be voluntary.
C. 
Training program costs associated with the plan shall be assumed by the borough, provided that such costs are included in the approved annual budget.
Personnel policies, rules and regulations, and any amendments thereto, along with the establishment of other practices and procedures necessary to the administration of the municipal personnel system, when developed by the Manager, shall be submitted to Council, which shall adopt them with or without amendment. Prior to such adoption, the Council shall provide employees with the opportunity to review and comment upon such proposed borough policies, rules or regulations. The Council may delegate to the Manager the responsibility for establishing procedures for such review and comment.
No personnel procedures or policies established under the provisions of this chapter shall be in conflict with Acts of the General Assembly providing for collective bargaining and arbitration.
The Manager shall develop a Personnel Manual. The manual shall include, at a minimum, this chapter; rules, regulations and processes adopted pursuant thereto; the performance evaluation system; and hiring, promotion and disciplinary policies and procedures.