Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Article I:  General Provisions

 

            Sec. 214.1       Personnel Requisitions

 

            Sec. 214.2       Permanent Appointment – Definition

 

            Sec. 214.3       Method of Appointment – Permanent Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.4       Temporary Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.5       Provisional Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.6       Restrictions on Provisional Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.7       Advancement from Part-Time Position to Full-Time

 

            Sec. 214.8       Separation of Temporary and Provisional Appointees Upon Expiration of Term of Employment

 

 

Article II:  Emergency And Temporary “Near List” Appointments

 

            Sec. 214.9       Temporary “Near List” Appointment Authorized

 

            Sec. 214.10     Emergency Provisional Appointment Pending Canvassing of Eligible List

 

            Sec. 214.11     Restriction on Compensation of Emergency Provisional Appointees

 

Sec. 214.12     Mandate for Funding Department of Human Resources to Conduct Examinations

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Article III:  Appointment by Reinstatement

 

            Sec. 214.13     Reinstatement

 

            Sec. 214.14     Reinstatement Following Transfer

 

            Sec. 214.15     Restrictions on Reinstatement

 

Article IV:  Reappointment

 

            Sec. 214.16     Reappointment after Resignation

 

            Sec. 214.17     Restrictions on Reappointment

 

Article IV:  Appointment By Transfer

 

            Sec. 214.18     Transfer - General

 

            Sec. 214.19     Transfer from Position Not Full-Time

 

            Sec. 214.20     Transfers Occasioned by Reduction of Force Due to Technological Advances, Automation, or the Installation of New Equipment

 

            Sec. 214.21     Transfers Occasioned by the Transfer of Functions from One Department to Another

 

            Sec. 214.22     Limited-Term Transfer

 

Article VI:  Exempt Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.23     Exclusions from Civil Service Appointment

 

            Sec. 214.24     Charter Limit on Certain Categories of Exempt Appointments

 

 

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article I:  General Provisions

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.1       Appointment - General Provisions

 

      214.1.1      Report of Appointment

 

                        Except with the permission of the Human Resources Director, all appointments shall be reported by the appointing officer to the Department of Human Resources on the prescribed form prior to the appointee's starting date of employment.

 

      214.1.2      Validation of Appointment

 

                        No appointee may begin working except with permission of the Human Resources Director until the appointing officer has received official notice of validation of appointment from the Department of Human Resources.

 

      214.1.3      Finality of Appointing Officer's Decision

 

                        Except as otherwise provided in these Rules, ordinances, or the Charter, the decision of the appointing officer in all matters regarding appointment shall be final.

 

Sec. 214.2       Permanent Appointment - Definition

 

                        A permanent appointment is an appointment made as a result of certification from an eligible list to a permanent position.

 

Sec. 214.3       Method of Appointment - Permanent Appointment

 

                        Permanent appointments shall be made in the following order of priority: 

 

      214.3.1      by the return to duty of a permanent holdover;

 

      214.3.2      by the reinstatement of a promotive probationary employee consistent with the provisions in the Reinstatement Rule governing such employees.

 

 

Sec. 214.3       Method of Appointment - Permanent Appointment (cont.)

 

      214.3.3      by the appointing officer through use of any one of the following options:

 

                        1)   advancement of a part-time employee to full-time status consistent with the requirements found elsewhere in this Rule; or

 

                        2)   transfer; or

 

                        3)   from requests for reinstatement other than by the reinstatement of a promotive probationary employee consistent with the provisions in the Reinstatement Rule governing such employees; or

 

                        4)   by reappointment following resignation; or

 

                        5)   by certification by the Police Department Personnel Division of eligibles from a regular list or reemployment register. 

 

      214.3.4      Exercise of one option will preclude the use of any other method of appointment except as a result of any settlement arising following an appeal or other litigation.  Departments may also fill permanent vacancies through internal reassignment of permanent employees consistent with departmental procedures.  Such reassignments are not within the jurisdiction of the Civil Service Commission or the Department of Human Resources except as specifically provided elsewhere in these Rules.

 

Sec. 214.4       Temporary Appointment

 

      214.4.1      Temporary appointment shall be one of the following:

 

                        1)   An appointment from an eligible list to a temporary position.  Such appointment is time limited to a maximum duration of the hourly equivalent of 130 working days based on the regular daily work schedule of the employee, and in no case may the maximum exceed 1040 hours; or

 

                        2)   An appointment from an eligible list to a temporary position established to perform a special project or investigation.  The establishment of such position shall require the express approval of the Human Resources Director.  It must be readily foreseeable that the duties and responsibilities and products must be completed by the time limit of a maximum of the hourly equivalent of 260 working days based on the regular daily work schedule of the employee, and in no case may the maximum exceed 2080 hours.

 

 

 

 

Sec. 214.4       Temporary Appointment (cont.)

 

                        3)   When no eligible list exists or no eligible is available on an existing eligible list for a position in the class requisitioned by an appointing officer, and immediate service in the position is required by the appointing officer and another eligible list exists which is deemed by the Human Resources Director to be suitable to provide temporarily the service desired, the Human Resources Director shall certify for civil service temporary appointment an eligible from such eligible list.

 

      214.4.2      Expiration of Temporary Appointment

 

                        1)   Upon expiration of the maximum allowable time period or upon expiration of the appointee's temporary position, temporary appointees shall be separated as provided below.

 

                        2)   Temporary appointees so separated shall be returned to the eligible list from which appointed if such list has not expired.

 

                        3)   Temporary appointees returned to the eligible list or to the holdover roster shall be immediately available for certification to temporary positions: 

 

• under another appointing officer; or

 

-     to the same appointing officer to another position with the express approval of the Human Resources Director. 

 

                        In the case of represented classes, the Human Resources Director shall provide prior notification to the appropriate bargaining representative of intention to authorize such immediate certification and shall, upon request, meet and confer concerning the proposed certification.

 

                        4)   Uniformed Ranks of the Police Department and temporary appointees, except those appointed from a "near list", whose list has expired shall be ranked on the holdover roster for the class.

 

      214.4.3      Layoff due to lack of work or lack of funds or termination shall be as provided elsewhere in these Rules.

 

Sec. 214.5       Provisional Appointment

 

        214.5.1      Provisional appointment shall be an appointment to a permanent or temporary position when there is no available eligible.

 

 

 

Sec. 214.5       Provisional Appointment (cont.)

 

              214.5.1  (cont.)

 

                          1)         A provisional appointment is time limited to a maximum duration of the hourly equivalent of 130 working days based on the regular work schedule of the employee; however, in no case may the maximum duration exceed 1040 hours in any class or in any department in a calendar year.

 

                          2)         Except with the express approval of the Human Resources Director, when an eligible list is adopted, all provisional appointments in the affected class shall expire.

 

        214.5.2      Provisional appointments may be extended with the approval of the Human Resources Director for additional periods of time not to exceed, for each extension, the time limitations specified above.

 

        214.5.3      Provisional appointees serve at the discretion of the appointing officer.

 

        214.5.4      Provisional appointees shall be separated as provided below at the expiration of the maximum allowable time or upon expiration of the appointee's temporary position.

 

        214.5.5      The Human Resources Director shall promulgate policies and procedures for making provisional appointments which shall include provisions that appointments shall be made on the basis of a combination of merit factors, affirmative action and, if promotive, consideration of performance appraisal ratings and seniority.

 

        214.5.6      Layoff of provisional appointees due to lack of work, lack of funds or termination shall be as provided elsewhere in these Rules.

 

       214.5.7      A civil service appointee who is laid off, terminated or who resigns from a provisional appointment shall return to the appointee's permanent position.

 

        214.5.8      A provisional appointee resigning from employment shall complete the prescribed resignation form.

 

        214.5.9      Provisional appointees shall acquire, by virtue of serving under provisional appointment, no right or preference for permanent appointment.

 

 

 

Sec. 214.6       Restrictions on Provisional Appointment

 

                        As provided in Charter Sections 10.105 and 18.110:

 

                        1)   Provisional appointments for civil service positions for which no eligible list exists shall not exceed three years.

 

                        2)   Provisional appointments may only be renewed beyond three years with the approval of the Board of  Supervisors and upon certification by the Human Resources Director that for reasons beyond his or her control the Department of Human Resources has been unable to conduct examinations for these positions.

 

                        3)   Unless provisional appointments are renewed as provided in this section or are transitioned to regular civil service appointment through either the competitive examination process or as provided in Charter Section 18.110, provisional employees appointed before July 1, 1996 shall be laid off by June 30, 1999.

 

Sec. 214.7       Advancement from Part-Time Position to Full-Time

 

                        After one year of continuous permanent satisfactory service in a part-time position, the senior appointee in a class in the department may be advanced by the appointing officer to a full-time position. Advancement from a part-time position shall require a new probationary period.

 

Sec. 214.8       Separation of Temporary and Provisional Appointees Upon Expiration of Term of Employment

 

      214.8.1      No temporary or provisional appointment shall exceed the maximum allowable duration provided in these Rules, and upon expiration of that period of time, the appointee shall be separated from the position.

 

      214.8.2      The appointee's separation shall be based upon the expiration of the maximum allowable duration or upon expiration of the appointee's temporary position.  Such separation shall be without reference to the layoff or termination provisions of these Rules.  The appointee shall be notified in writing:

 

                        1)   at the time of appointment as to the duration of such appointment; and

 

                        2)   at least ten (10) working days in advance of the final date.

 

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article II:  Emergency And Temporary “Near List” Appointments

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.9       Temporary "Near List" Appointments Authorized

 

                        When no list of eligibles exists or no eligible is available on an existing list for a position in the class requisitioned by the appointing officer, and immediate service in the position is required by the appointing officer and another list exists which is deemed by the Human Resources Director to be suitable to provide temporarily the service desired, the Commission shall certify for civil service temporary appointment an eligible from such list.

 

Sec. 214.10     Emergency Provisional Appointment Pending Canvassing of Eligible List

 

      214.10.1    If a list of eligibles exists for the position requisitioned, but immediate service is deemed necessary by the appointing officer pending the time an eligible from such list is certified and reports for duty as provided in Section A8.329 of the Charter, the Human Resources Director may authorize the appointing officer to make a provisional or emergency appointment thereto for a period not exceeding thirty (30) working days.

 

      214.10.2    Such provisional or emergency appointment, however, shall cease prior to the expiration of such thirty (30) working days at the time a civil service eligible reports for duty as provided in Section A8.329 of the Charter.

 

Sec. 214.11     Restriction on Compensation of Emergency Provisional Appointees

 

                        No person shall be compensated under any provisional or emergency appointment or appointments as authorized under the provisions of the foregoing paragraphs of this Rule for a period exceeding 130 working days in any fiscal or calendar year, and no claim or warrant therefore shall be approved, allowed or paid for any compensation in excess of such 130 working days in any fiscal or calendar year.

 

 

Sec. 214.12     Mandate for Funding Department of Human Resources to Conduct Examinations

 

                        If no eligibles are available for appointment to a permanent position in the class requested by the appointing officer, the Department of Human Resources or its designee shall immediately hold an examination and establish an eligible list for such position.  If its annual appropriation is insufficient to meet the cost of said examination, the Department of Human Resources or its designee shall report to the Mayor the estimated cost thereof, the Mayor shall request and the Board of Supervisors shall make supplemental appropriation therefore in the manner provided herein for supplemental appropriations.

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article III:  Appointment By Reinstatement

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.13     Reinstatement

 

      214.13.1    A permanent employee who accepts permanent appointment to a position in another class shall be permanently separated from any former position, with the following exception:  the employee may be reinstated to a vacant position in any former class in which the probationary period had been completed upon the employee's written request on the prescribed form and with the approval of the appointing officers in both the present department and the former department or the department(s) to which reinstatement is requested.  A copy of the approved form(s) must be filed with the Department of Human Resources.

 

      214.13.2    An employee serving a promotive probationary period shall be reinstated to a vacant position in any former class in which the probationary period had been completed upon the employee's written request on the prescribed form and with the approval of the Human Resources Director.

 

                        1)   A request for reinstatement under this section shall not extend the probationary period or infringe upon an appointing officer's authority to terminate an employee.

 

                        2)   An approved request for reinstatement shall remain in effect until the employee is either reinstated, separated, refuses an offer of reinstatement, or such a request is canceled by the Human Resources Director.

 

                        3)   Separation of the employee shall nullify all requests for reinstatement approved under this section.

 

                        4)   The employee shall receive one offer of reinstatement.  Failure to accept a reinstatement offer shall forfeit all rights to reinstatement under this section.

 

                        5)   A reinstatement under this section shall be under the Rule of One.

 

                        6)   If more than one request for reinstatement under this section is on file, the person with the greater seniority in the class to which reinstatement is requested shall be reinstated first.

 

 

Sec. 214.13     Reinstatement (cont.)

 

      214.13.3    Reinstatement to a position in a former class and department shall be with former civil service seniority standing in that department and no probationary period shall be required.

 

      214.13.4    Reinstatement to a position in a former class in another department shall require a new civil service seniority date in that department from the date of such reinstatement and shall require a new probationary period.

 

Sec. 214.14     Reinstatement Following Transfer

 

                        An appointment by transfer shall cancel all rights to the position from which transferred except that, prior to the completion of the probationary period, a transferee may request reinstatement to a vacancy in a position in the same class and department from which transferred in accordance with the procedures established in this Rule.

 

Sec. 214.15     Restrictions on Reinstatement

 

                        Appointments by reinstatement are subject to the appointment provisions found elsewhere in this Rule.

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article IV:  Reappointment

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.16     Reappointment after Resignation

 

      214.16.1    A permanent appointee who has completed the probationary period who resigns and whose services have been certified as satisfactory by the appointing officer, or except as otherwise ordered by the Commission in the case of services certified as unsatisfactory, shall be permanently separated from such appointment except as follows:

 

      214.16.2    A separate request must be filed with each department to which reappointment is desired.  An approved copy of the reappointment form(s) must be filed with the Department of Human Resources.

 

      214.16.3    Consistent with the above procedure, members of the Uniformed Ranks of the Police Department shall have two (2) years from the effective date of the resignation to request and to be reappointed.

 

      214.16.4    If a vacancy does not exist in the class from which resigned from City and County Service, or, if otherwise approved by the Human Resources Director, subject to appeal to the Civil Service Commission, a resignee may re-enter the service to a vacancy in any former class in which the probationary period had been completed in any department with the approval of the appointing officer.

 

      214.16.5    When reappointed, the resignee shall enter the service as a new appointee with no rights based on prior service except such as may be specifically provided elsewhere in these Rules, in the Vacation, Sick Leave and any other Ordinances as appropriate, and in the examination procedures with respect to credit for prior City and County Service.

 

Sec. 214.17     Restrictions on Reappointment

 

                        Reappointments are subject to the appointment provisions found elsewhere in this Rule.

 

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article V:  Appointment By Transfer

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.18     Transfer - General

 

      214.18.1    A transfer of a permanent appointee who has completed the probationary period to a position in the same class under another appointing officer shall be requested on the form prescribed by the Human Resources Director.

 

      214.18.2    A properly completed transfer form approved by the appointing officer or designee of the department to which transfer is requested shall be filed in the requested department.  A copy of the approved form shall be filed with the Department of Human Resources and in the employee's current department within two (2) business days of approval.

 

      214.18.3    Appointees accepting a new appointment by transfer shall give a minimum period of notice prior to separation from their current department of fifteen (15) working days, unless the current department approves a shorter period of notice.

 

      214.18.4    Appointments by transfer are subject to the appointment and probationary provisions of these Rules.

 

      214.18.5    Appointment by transfer will cancel all other transfer requests which have been filed.

 

Sec. 214.19     Transfer from Position Not Full-Time

 

                        A permanent appointee to a part-time position or a position not full-time on an annual basis and who serves under such appointment continuously for one (1) year, may request transfer to a regular full-time position in accordance with the provisions of this Rule.

 

 

Sec. 214.20     Transfers Occasioned by Reduction of Force Due to Technological Advances, Automation, or the Installation of New Equipment

 

                        Permanent civil service employees who have completed their probationary period and who are subject to layoff because of technological advances, automation, the installation of new equipment, or the transfer of functions to another jurisdiction may submit a request to the Human Resources Director for transfer to a position within their capacities to perform, whether or not within the class for which they qualified for appointment.  Such request for transfer shall be subject to the following:

 

      214.20.1    Request for transfer shall be submitted on the form prescribed by the Human Resources Director and shall be approved by the appointing officer or designee of the department to which transfer is requested.

 

      214.20.2    The position to which transfer is requested shall not be to a class with more than a five percent (5%) increase in compensation.

 

      214.20.3    The Human Resources Director may administer any examinations which, in the judgment of the Human Resources Director, are deemed advisable to test the capacity of the employee to perform the duties in the position to which transfer is requested, unless the transfer is to a position in the same class or a closely related class.

 

      214.20.4    Employees so transferred, who are not suited to the position, may be given an opportunity for further transfer to other positions within their capacities to perform.

 

      214.20.5    In the event of layoff of an appointee who occupies a position through transfer under the provisions of this section, such layoff shall be in accordance with the applicable provisions of the Layoff Rule.  Seniority shall be calculated from the date of certification in the class from which transferred.

 

      214.20.6    Employees transferred under the provisions of this section may request reinstatement to the former class in accordance with the Reinstatement Rule.

 

      214.20.7    In the event that more than one approved transfer to the same class is on file in the Department of Human Resources, preference shall be given to the appointee who has the longest service under civil service permanent appointment in the class from which layoff is to be made.

 

      214.20.8    An appointee transferred under the provisions of this section shall serve a probationary period in the new class.

 

 

Sec. 214.21     Transfers Occasioned by the Transfer of Functions from One Department to Another

 

      214.21.1    When, in accordance with Charter provisions, part of the functions and duties of any department are transferred to another department, the employees performing such functions and duties shall be transferred therewith.

 

      214.21.2    Such employees shall retain in their new department the same salary and civil service seniority status as they had in the department from which transferred.

 

      214.21.3    Employees transferred in accordance with this Rule shall not be required to serve a new probationary period.

 

Sec. 214.22     Limited-Term Transfer

 

      214.22.1    Definition

 

                        The transfer of a permanent appointee to a vacant position in the same class under another appointing officer for a specified duration of time may be approved by the appointing officers of both departments and the Human Resources Director and shall be known as a "limited-term transfer."

 

      214.22.2    Purpose

 

                        The purpose of a limited-term transfer is to more efficiently utilize and exchange human resources among the departments of the City and County; to allow employees exposure and training in other departments; and to provide a mechanism for reducing staffing levels during slow periods or periods of fiscal emergency and to temporarily increase staffing during peak work periods.

 

      214.22.3    Types of Limited-Term Transfers

 

1. Voluntary:  A limited-term transfer may be initiated on the written request of an employee on the form prescribed by the Human Resources Director.  Upon receipt of a written request from an employee and no less than fifteen (15) working days prior to implementation, the designated union of the employee shall be provided written notice.  The union shall have five (5) working days from the date of the notice to request a meeting with the appointing officer/designee.  Within five (5) working days from the date of the union request, a meeting shall be held.  If the union is unavailable to meet within the five (5) working days following the request

 

 

      214.22.3    Types of Limited-Term Transfers (cont.)

 

                        1)   Voluntary: (cont.)

to meet, the unavailability of the union shall constitute a waiver of the right to meet.  Unavailability of the appointing officer/designee shall constitute an extension of the timelines.  The timelines may also be extended through mutual written agreement.

 

                        2)   Mandatory:  A permanent or probationary employee may be transferred by the employee's appointing officer for a specified period up to a maximum of six (6) months in any calendar year to a position in the same class under another appointing officer.  Such transfers shall be made by class in reverse order of seniority in the class in the department after all permanent and probationary employees in the class have been canvassed and all more senior employees have been notified and have waived the right to request a voluntary limited-term transfer.  The employee shall receive at least five (5) working days written notice in advance of the effective date of the transfer and shall be given an opportunity, if requested, to meet and confer with the appointing officer/ designee and the designated union representative.  No permanent employee shall be placed on mandatory limited-term transfer if there are temporary or provisional employees in the same class in the department from which the transfer originates.

 

      214.22.4    Expiration and Extension

 

                        1)   Limited-term transfers will remain in force for the period specified unless abridgment is approved by both appointing officers.

 

                        2)   Voluntary limited-term transfers may be extended for additional periods of time with the approval of the employee, the appointing officer and the Human Resources Director.

 

                        3)   Upon expiration of the period of the transfer, the transferee shall be automatically reinstated to a permanent position in the class and department from which transferred.

 

      214.22.5    Probationary Period

 

                        1)   A limited-term transferee shall not serve a new probationary period; however, notwithstanding any other provision of these Rules, with the approval of the appointing officer in the department to which transferred, the time served during a limited-term transfer, or a portion thereof, may be counted toward the completion of the probationary period if the transferee requests and is granted a permanent transfer and commences a probationary period in the new department.

Sec. 214.22     Limited-Term Transfer (cont.)

 

      214.22.5    Probationary Period (cont.)

 

                        2)   An appointee who is transferred under the provisions of this Rule while serving a probationary period in the department from which transferred shall complete the probationary period upon reinstatement to the original department; however, an appointing officer may, notwithstanding any other provision of these Rules, credit the time served during a limited-term transfer or a portion thereof toward the completion of the probationary period in the original department.

 

      214.22.6    Disciplinary Action

 

                        A limited-term transferee is an appointee in the department to which transferred during the period of the transfer for the purpose of disciplinary action.

 

      214.22.7    Temporary Positions

 

                        Limited-term transfers which are not made to permanent positions may be made to positions which are funded on a temporary basis with the certification of the Controller that funds for the payment of mandatory fringe benefits are available in the department to which transferred.  Appointees so transferred retain all the rights and benefits of permanent appointees.

 

      214.22.8    Seniority

 

                        Appointees returning to their original departments following a limited-term transfer are reinstated with full seniority.  No deduction from seniority in the original department shall be made for any period of limited-term transfer.

 

      214.22.9    Layoff

 

                        An appointee who is laid off while on a limited-term transfer shall be automatically reinstated to a permanent position in the class in the department from which transferred.

 

 

Rule 214

 

Appointments

 

Article VI:  Exempt Appointment

 

Applicability:   Rule 214 shall apply to all classes of the Uniformed Ranks of the San Francisco Police Department

 

Sec. 214.23     Exclusions from Civil Service Appointment

 

                        All permanent employees of the City and County shall be appointed through the civil service process by competitive examination unless exempted from the civil service examination and selection process in accordance with Charter provisions.  Appointments excluded by Charter from the competitive civil service examination and selection process shall be known as exempt appointments.  Any person occupying a position under exempt appointment shall not be subject to civil service selection, appointment, and removal procedures and shall serve at the pleasure of the appointing officer.

 

Sec. 214.24     Charter Limit on Certain Categories of Exempt Appointments

 

      214.24.1    The proportion of full-time employees in the exempt categories included under Charter Sections 10.104-1 through 10.104-12 to the total number of civil service employees of the City and County shall not be greater than the proportion existing on July 1, 1994, except as authorized in this Article.  As certified by the Civil Service Commission at its meeting of November 18, 1996, the ratio on July 1, 1994 of full-time exempt employees to the total full-time City and County work force was two percent (2%).

 

      214.24.2    In accordance with Charter Section 10.104, the Civil Service Commission may, by express approval, authorize that full-time positions conforming to the criteria established in this Section in the categories defined in Charter Sections 10.104-1 through 10.104-12 in excess of the Charter limitation be excluded from civil service selection and removal procedures and be filled through exempt appointment.

Sec. 214.24     Charter Limit on Certain Categories of Exempt Appointments (cont.)

 

      214.24.3    Requests for exemption under this section must conform to the following:

 

                        1)   The position to be exempted must be in one of the categories defined in Charter Sections 10.104-1 through 10.104-12.

 

                        2)   The action of exempting a particular position shall not directly affect the civil service rights of an incumbent regularly occupying such position on a permanent civil service basis.

 

                        3)   The Human Resources Director recommends the exemption and certifies that the exemption action shall not directly affect an incumbent civil service appointee to the position.

 

                        4)   The request for exemption is made and approved by an appointing officer or an elected official; a request from a department under the City Administrator must be approved by the City Administrator.

 

                        5)   The official making the request provides written justification as to the reasons the position should be exempted.

 

      214.24.4    An appointing officer or an elected official may submit a request to exempt a position under this section to the Civil Service Commission through the Human Resources Director.  If the Director recommends approval, the request shall be transmitted to the Civil Service Commission for review and action; if the Director denies a request, the appointing officer shall be notified in writing of the denial and the reasons for such action.

 

      214.24.5    The decision of the Human Resources Director is appealable to the Civil Service Commission within thirty (30) calendar days of the date of the notice of denial.  The Commission decision on the appeal shall be final.

 

      214.24.6    This section as adopted by the Civil Service Commission at its meeting of November 18, 1996 was approved by the Board of Supervisors on January 3, 1997 (Resolution Number 222-96-4).