An Elected Official Sample Clauses

The 'An Elected Official' clause defines who qualifies as an elected official within the context of the agreement or policy. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the term includes only those currently holding office, those who have been elected but not yet sworn in, or even former officials. For example, it may specify that only individuals actively serving in a governmental role are covered by certain provisions. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and avoid ambiguity regarding the rights, responsibilities, or restrictions that apply specifically to elected officials under the agreement.
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An Elected Official. Department Director may fill a job vacancy from within their department through an internal departmental posting only. Such notice shall be posted a minimum of five (5) working days before filling the job vacancy.
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An Elected Official. Department Director may post notice of a job vacancy internally to County employees only, instead of, or prior to, outside posting to the general public. Such notice shall be posted a minimum of five working days before filling the job vacancy.
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