The chief narrowly avoided losing one of her staff members. Six Nations Elected Council previously discussed the Elected Chief Sherri Lyn Hill\u2019s staffing complement in a closed meeting, and Councillor Helen Miller asked for the issue to be moved into the open General Council meeting on July 23 and it became a contentious issue. \u201cIt came up in a finance meeting,\u201d Hill said. \u201cI know there was some miscommunication. There was no resolution passed, I\u2019m not getting the three to five staff members I heard passed.\u201d Linda Parker, the Chief of Staff in Hill\u2019s office said councillors brought up that according to the election code and the staff policy from 2006, the chief\u2019s office is to have two staff, but a third staff person was hired during the 58th council… <\/p>\n
The chief narrowly avoided losing one of her staff members. Six Nations Elected Council previously discussed the Elected Chief Sherri Lyn Hill\u2019s staffing complement in a closed meeting, and Councillor Helen Miller asked for the issue to be moved into the open General Council meeting on July 23 and it became a contentious issue. \u201cIt came up in a finance meeting,\u201d Hill said. \u201cI know there was some miscommunication. There was no resolution passed, I\u2019m not getting the three to five staff members I heard passed.\u201d Linda Parker, the Chief of Staff in Hill\u2019s office said councillors brought up that according to the election code and the staff policy from 2006, the chief\u2019s office is to have two staff, but a third staff person was hired during the 58th council... <\/p>\n