The Oregon state employee. (Salem, Oregon.) 1944-195?, March 01, 1945, Page 37, Image 37

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pleted and the resulting list established
not later than 90 days after the date on
w hich the test was held, unless such tim e
is extended by the com m ission. E ach p er­
son com peting in any test shall be given
w ritten notice o f his fin a l earned rating
and o f his relative standing on the list, or
of his failu re to attain a place on the list.
Each person com peting in a test m ay, not
later than one m onth after the establish­
m ent of the list and in accordance w ith the
rules adopted by the com m ission, have his
rating in any and a ll parts review ed and
corrected if m anifest errors are found. N o
such correction shall invalidate any ap ­
pointm ent previously m ade fro m such a list.
Section 15. 1. V acancies in the classified
service shall be fille d only b y , appointm ent
of an eligible certified b y the director from
a list, provisional appointm ent, tem porary
appointm ent, em ergency appointm ent, or
transfer or dem otion of a regular em ploye.
2. N o person shall be appointed or pro­
moted to a position in the classified service
unless certified as eligible by the director.
Upon w ritten notice o f an appointing a u ­
thority th at a position in the classified
service is to be fille d , the director shall
certify the highest ran k in g nam es o f e lig i­
bles who are w illin g to accept appointm ent
from lists fo r the class to w hich the posi­
tion is allocated, or a com parable class, in
the follow ing order: divisional reem ploy­
m ent, reem ploym ent, prom otion and em ­
ploym ent lists. The num ber of nam es cer­
tified fro m divisional reem ploym ent lists
shall be equal to the num ber o f vacancies
to be fille d . The num ber from other lists
shall be two greater than the num ber o f
vacancies to be fille d . The detailed condi­
tion and provisions for certification and
appointm ents shall be prescribed b y rule
o f the com m ission.
3. I f the appropriate lists do not contain
the nam es of a su fficie n t num ber o f eligi-
bles w illing to accept appointm ent to m ake
possible the certificatio n provided for h ere­
in, the names o f all eligibles on such lists
who are w illin g to accept appointm ent
shall be certified.
4. The nam es o f persons who h ave been
certified for appointm ents three tim es to
the same appointing authority and who
have not received appointm ent and the
nam es of persons who have expressed u n ­
w illingness to accept appointm ent m ay, in
the discretion o f the director, be rem oved
from a list.
5. Positions w hich occur, term inate and
recur p eriodically and regu larly regardless
of the duration thereof shall be designated
b y rule o f the com m ission as seasonal
positions, and em ployes regu larly certified
for and serving satisfactorily in such posi­
tions through one seasonal service period
shall be entitled to perm anent status as
regular seasonal em ployes.
6. I f there is no appropriate list a v a il­
able, the director m ay authorize a p ro v i­
sional appointm ent o f a person m eeting the
m inim um prerequisites fo r the class to
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w hich the position is allocated. N o position
shall be fille d b y provisional appointm ent
for longer than 90 days unless the com m is­
sion declares an em ergency u n til an appro­
priate em ploym ent list is established, nor
m ore than once in any fiscal year. N o one
person shall be appointed as a provisional
em ploye more than once in any fiscal year.
7. W henever there is need of an em ploye
for a tem porary period the director m ay
authorize a selection fro m the fiv e highest
ran k in g available eligibles on the appropri­
ate em ploym ent, prom otion, or reem ploy­
m ent list. Successive tem porary appoint­
m ents of the same person to the sam e posi­
tion shall not total m ore than 90 days in
any one year.
8. To prevent the stoppage o f w ork or in ­
convenience to the public in case o f an
em ergency, any appointing authority m ay
appoint any person to any position for the
duration o f the em ergency but not to e x ­
ceed 60 days. A v acan cy o f w hich the ap ­
pointing authority has had reasonable no­
tice, or an em ploym ent condition of w hich
he had previous know ledge, shall not be
considered an em ergency under this sec­
tion. The appointing authority shall report
each em ergency appointm ent to the direc­
tor forth w ith . N o em ergency appointm ent
shall be renew ed.
9. For positions in volvin g unskilled or
sem iskilled labor, or dom estic, attendant
or custodial w ork, w hen the character or
place o f the w ork m akes it im practicable
to supply the needs o f the service b y a p ­
pointm ents m ade in accordance w ith the
procedure prescribed by this act, the direc­
tor su b ject to the rules, m ay adopt, or
authorize the use of, such other procedures
as he determ ines to be appropriate in order
to m eet the needs o f the service, w hile as­
suring the selection o f such em ployes on
the basis o f m erit and fitness. Su ch proce­
dures m ay include the testing o f ap p li­
cants and m aintenance of lists of eligibles
b y localities; the testing of applicants,
singly or in groups, at periodic intervals,
at the place o f em ploym ent or elsew here,
after such notice as the director considers
adequate; the registration of applicants
who pass a non-com petitive test or subm it
satisfactory evidehce of their q u a lific a ­
tions; or any variation or com bination o f
the foregoing, or other suitable m ethod.
10. A n appointing authority m ay at any
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