ARTICLE I: COMPANY NAME

Section 1.1: Legal Name

The legal name of the company is "Mack’s Services." This name must be used consistently across all legal documents, business transactions, contracts, and marketing materials. Any variation or alternative use of the name requires prior approval from the CEO. Unauthorized use of the company’s name in any form could result in legal action to protect the integrity and reputation of the company.

Section 1.2: Trade Names

Mack’s Services reserves the right to use additional trade names or "doing business as" (DBA) names as needed for branding purposes, service expansion, or geographic targeting. These names must align with the company’s brand identity and mission. The CEO will approve all DBAs, and they must be registered with the relevant authorities before use.

Section 1.3: Logo Use

The Mack’s Services logo is a registered trademark and is the visual identity of the company. Employees, contractors, or partners may not use the logo without express permission from the CEO. Any use of the logo outside of official business, marketing, or promotional materials is prohibited. Violation of this policy could result in legal consequences or the revocation of logo use privileges.

ARTICLE II: COMPANY PURPOSE

Section 2.1: Mission Statement

Mack’s Services is committed to delivering high-quality, customer-focused services in lawn care, snow removal, and permanent holiday lighting installations. The company’s mission is to make property maintenance easier and more accessible for customers through reliable and convenient solutions. We are dedicated to providing exceptional service while maintaining a commitment to environmental sustainability and community involvement.

Section 2.2: Vision

Mack’s Services aims to become the most trusted provider of property care services in the region. Through consistent innovation, excellent customer service, and community engagement, we will set industry standards for reliability, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.

Section 2.3: Core Values

Mack’s Services operates under the following core values:

  • Integrity: Conducting business in an honest, transparent, and ethical manner.

  • Innovation: Constantly seeking innovative solutions to meet customer needs and improve service quality.

  • Community Engagement: Contributing to and supporting the local community through initiatives and partnerships.

  • Sustainability: Incorporating environmentally-friendly practices into all aspects of the business.

ARTICLE III: TITLES AND DUTIES OF EMPLOYEES AND VOLUNTEERS

Section 3.1: Employee Titles

  • CEO: The CEO is responsible for overseeing the overall operations of the company and making high-level strategic decisions. The CEO is the ultimate decision-maker on all company matters.

  • Director of Operations: Responsible for the daily management of field staff, scheduling, client relations, and operational efficiency.

  • Field Supervisor: Oversees the activities of field technicians, ensuring that services are performed to company standards.

  • Field Technicians: Employees who provide the core services offered by Mack’s Services, including lawn care, snow removal, and lighting installations.

  • Administrative Staff: Responsible for office management, customer service, scheduling, and support functions.

Section 3.2: Volunteer Roles

Volunteers may be assigned roles such as assisting with events, community outreach, or supporting staff during peak periods. Volunteers are essential to the company’s community involvement initiatives and help extend the company’s presence beyond paid services.

Section 3.3: Responsibilities

Each employee and volunteer is expected to perform their duties with professionalism, integrity, and dedication to company values. Employees must follow all safety protocols and guidelines established by the company.

ARTICLE IV: HOW POSITIONS ARE ASSIGNED

Section 4.1: Hiring Process

All new positions will be posted on the company website and relevant job boards. Applications are reviewed by the Director of Operations, who may conduct interviews and select candidates based on qualifications and company fit. All new hires must undergo a background check and complete necessary training before starting work.

Section 4.2: Promotions and Transfers

Employees who demonstrate excellent performance may be considered for promotion to a higher role within the company. Promotions are based on factors such as performance reviews, time with the company, and available opportunities. Employees seeking a transfer to another department must submit a formal request for consideration.

Section 4.3: Volunteer Assignment

Volunteer roles are filled based on need and availability. Volunteers are typically assigned to support various events, community initiatives, or help with administrative functions during busy periods. Volunteers should be coordinated by the Director of Operations.

ARTICLE V: WORK HOURS

Section 5.1: Standard Work Hours

The standard workday for full-time employees is from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Field technicians may work adjusted hours depending on weather conditions and client needs, with flexibility built into the schedule for peak seasons.

Section 5.2: Breaks and Lunch Periods

Employees are entitled to a 30-minute lunch break and two 15-minute rest breaks during the workday. Field technicians should take breaks at designated times to ensure that service delivery is not interrupted.

Section 5.3: Overtime

Overtime may be required during peak seasons or in the event of emergencies. Overtime hours will be compensated at a rate of 1.5 times the employee’s regular hourly rate. Employees must obtain approval from their supervisor before working overtime hours.

ARTICLE VI: COMPANY POLICIES

Section 6.1: Code of Conduct

All employees are expected to behave in a professional manner at all times. This includes being punctual, respectful to colleagues and clients, and adhering to company policies. Any violation of the code of conduct may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

Section 6.2: Safety and Health

Safety is a top priority at Mack’s Services. Employees must follow all safety protocols, wear required protective equipment, and report any hazards to their supervisor immediately. Regular safety training will be provided to all staff.

Section 6.3: Anti-Discrimination Policy

Mack’s Services is committed to providing a workplace free from discrimination and harassment. The company does not tolerate any form of discrimination based on race, gender, age, sexual orientation, or other protected status. Employees who experience discrimination should report it to their supervisor or the CEO immediately.

ARTICLE VII: COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS

Section 7.1: Employee Compensation

Salaries and hourly wages for employees will be determined based on industry standards, experience, and the employee’s role within the company. Employees will receive regular performance reviews to assess compensation adjustments based on performance and market conditions.

Section 7.2: Benefits

Mack’s Services offers a benefits package to full-time employees, which includes health insurance, paid time off, and retirement plan options. Employees may also be eligible for bonuses based on company performance and individual achievements.

Section 7.3: Expense Reimbursement

Employees who incur business-related expenses will be reimbursed by the company. All expenses must be approved in advance by the Director of Operations, and receipts must be submitted within 30 days for reimbursement.

ARTICLE VIII: CUSTOMER RELATIONS

Section 8.1: Customer Service Commitment

Mack’s Services is committed to providing exceptional customer service. Employees are expected to engage with customers in a friendly, professional, and courteous manner. Any customer complaints should be reported to the Director of Operations for resolution.

Section 8.2: Client Confidentiality

Employees are expected to maintain confidentiality regarding customer information and any business dealings with clients. Unauthorized disclosure of confidential information could result in disciplinary action, including termination.

ARTICLE IX: MARKETING AND BRANDING

Section 9.1: Advertising and Promotions

Mack’s Services may engage in advertising through various channels, including social media, print media, and local events. Employees involved in marketing and promotional activities must ensure that all materials align with the company’s brand guidelines.

Section 9.2: Social Media Policy

Employees are prohibited from using the company’s social media accounts for personal reasons. All social media content must be approved by the marketing team to ensure it adheres to the company’s image and values.

ARTICLE X: FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Section 10.1: Financial Reporting

Mack’s Services will maintain accurate financial records, including income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow reports. These records will be reviewed periodically by the CEO and Director of Operations to ensure financial health.

Section 10.2: Budgeting

Each department will submit an annual budget, which will be reviewed and approved by the CEO. Department heads are responsible for managing their respective budgets and ensuring that spending does not exceed approved amounts.

ARTICLE XI: AMENDMENTS AND TERMINATION

Section 11.1: Amendments

These bylaws may be amended by the CEO at any time, provided that the amendments are in the best interest of the company. Employees will be notified of any changes to the bylaws.

Section 11.2: Termination of Employment

Employees may terminate their employment with Mack’s Services at any time, with or without cause, by providing written notice to their supervisor. The company reserves the right to terminate employees who violate company policies or fail to meet performance expectations.