Voluntary In-Class Reassignment Policy (Inter-Unit Sample Clauses

Voluntary In-Class Reassignment Policy (Inter-Unit. 9.2.1 The parties recognize that when the State deems it necessary to fill a vacant position, the needs of the State must be given first priority. The needs of the State include the right to fill vacant positions using such methods as involuntary inter-unit reassignment, reinstatement, substantiated hardship, or other selection alternative for reasons such as staff redistribution, affirmative action, special skills, abilities or aptitudes. In addition, the parties recognize that the State must make reinstatements or other mandatory placement of personnel overages. 9.2.2 Without prejudice to these needs, or to the inherent rights of the State to hire, reassign, promote, or demote employees, or the rights of the employee organization as delineated herein, the parties also recognize the desirability of a transfer policy within each department which allows employees the opportunity to express personal preference in the choice of work location. 9.2.3 With respect to any Unit 8 classification vacancy within a department for which there are reassignment requests which are on file, the department will consider all reassignment requests on file when filling a vacancy. Reassignment candidates will be offered permanent fulltime positions based on their reassignment requests. If more than one reassignment applicant exists for the location filling the vacancy, the reassignment applications will be rated with criteria as set forth in 9.2.4. If there are no reassignment requests on file, then hiring will commence through the established hiring process. The department will evaluate the specific requirements of the position which may exceed the minimum qualifications for the class and may include such objective matters as the ability to speak in public, structural firefighting experience, EMT certification, specialized training and other similar qualifications. The specific qualifications shall be determined by the delegated appointing authority and are not grievable. 9.2.4 The department will evaluate each reassignment applicant and the promotional list eligible, using a rating form worth a maximum of 100 points. The rating form may include up to ten factors. One factor will always be based on permanent status in the class or its predecessor. For this factor, the employee will be given one point for every full year of permanent status in the class, up to a maximum of 15 points. Fractions of a point can be given for fractions of a year to the nearest quarter. Fire Captain ...
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