Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 357. Financial Management, Office of -- State Human Resources Director |
Chapter 357-19. Appointment and reemployment. |
Section 357-19-005. What is the authority of general government employers to appoint employees to positions in the classified service? |
Section 357-19-010. What is the authority of higher education employers to appoint employees to positions in the classified service? |
Section 357-19-015. What must employers use as the basis for appointments under the civil service rules? |
Section 357-19-017. What is the purpose of the probationary and trial service period? |
Section 357-19-020. When must an employee serve a probationary period? |
Section 357-19-025. When must an employee serve a trial service period? |
Section 357-19-030. When may an employee be required to serve a trial service period? |
Section 357-19-035. When is a trial service period not allowed for an employee who is reverted to a position? |
Section 357-19-040. How long is the probationary period? |
Section 357-19-045. Can the length of a probationary period be extended? |
Section 357-19-050. How long is a trial service period? |
Section 357-19-060. Can the length of a trial service period be extended? |
Section 357-19-065. Is an employee's probationary or trial service period affected by the use of leave? |
Section 357-19-070. What happens if an employee who is serving a probationary or trial service period accepts an appointment to another permanent position with the same employer? |
Section 357-19-073. What happens if an employee who is serving a probationary period accepts a nonpermanent appointment? |
Section 357-19-075. What happens if an employee who is serving a probationary or trial service period is reassigned by the employer? |
Section 357-19-080. What happens if a permanent employee accepts a nonpermanent appointment during a trial service period? |
Section 357-19-085. Does time worked in a nonpermanent appointment count towards the probationary or trial service period for a permanent position? |
Section 357-19-090. Must employers have a policy on probationary and trial service periods? |
Section 357-19-095. What happens if an employee fails to meet the employer's standards during the probationary period? |
Section 357-19-100. What happens if an employee fails to meet the employer's standards during the trial service period? |
Section 357-19-105. How much notice must an employer give when reverting an employee? |
Section 357-19-110. Can an employee voluntarily revert during the trial service period? |
Section 357-19-115. To which employer and position would an employee revert? |
Section 357-19-117. Can a reverted employee be placed on a layoff list and in the general government transition pool? |
Section 357-19-120. Can employees be granted additional reversion rights? |
Section 357-19-135. Can an employee appeal a trial service reversion? |
Section 357-19-140. Can an employer increase the hours of a position which is normally scheduled to work less than forty hours a week? |
Section 357-19-145. If an employer permanently increases the hours of a position, may an employee choose not to continue in the position? |
Section 357-19-155. Can an employee voluntarily demote? |
Section 357-19-160. Can an employee be elevated following a demotion? |
Section 357-19-165. What is the difference between reassignment and transfer? |
Section 357-19-170. Can an appointing authority reassign an employee? |
Section 357-19-175. What are the provisions for reassigning a permanent employee to a different geographic area? |
Section 357-19-177. How does a reassignment affect an employee's status and pay? |
Section 357-19-180. Can an employee transfer? |
Section 357-19-181. When is an employee appointed to a position with permanent status? |
Section 357-19-183. Must DEL conduct background checks on all employees in covered positions and individuals being considered for a covered position? |
Section 357-19-184. Besides the DEL, may other employers conduct background checks on applicants or employees and what is the requirement to notify applicants or employees? |
Section 357-19-185. What is a covered position for purposes of WAC 357-19-183, 357-19-187, and 357-19-191? |
Section 357-19-186. For purposes of WAC 357-19-183, what information is considered in a background check conducted by DEL and what are the results of the background check used for? |
Section 357-19-188. What happens when a permanent DEL employee is disqualified because of a background check? |
Section 357-19-189. What are the responsibilities of the director of the DEL in carrying out the requirement to conduct background checks? |
Section 357-19-191. Does a permanent employee of DEL who is disqualified from a covered position as a result of a background check have the right to request a review of the disqualification? |
Section 357-19-195. If a permanent employee in a classified position accepts an appointment to an exempt position, what is the employee's right to return to a position in the classified service? |
Section 357-19-200. When must an employee apply to return to classified service from exempt service? |
Section 357-19-205. Upon return from exempt service, how is the employee's salary set? |
Section 357-19-215. Does an employee who was hired directly into exempt service have any rights to a classified position or layoff list? |
Section 357-19-220. What happens to an employee whose classified service position is converted to an exempt position? |
Section 357-19-225. How is an incumbent, whose position is converted from exempt to classified, placed within classified service? |
Section 357-19-230. What are the provisions for appointing participants of the police corps programs? |
Section 357-19-235. What are in-training positions? |
Section 357-19-240. What positions can be designated as in-training? |
Section 357-19-245. What components must be included in an in-training plan? |
Section 357-19-250. During an in-training plan, when does an employee advance to the next training step? |
Section 357-19-255. How long must an employee be at each step in an in-training plan? |
Section 357-19-260. While an employee is in an in-training appointment, what class is used to determine the employee's salary, work period designation, performance evaluation? |
Section 357-19-265. Must the employee serve a probationary or trial service period during an in-training appointment? |
Section 357-19-270. Does time spent in a position before the in-training appointment count towards the in-training period? |
Section 357-19-280. If an employee transfers from one in-training position to another in-training position, how is the training period affected? |
Section 357-19-285. What happens to an employee who fails to progress satisfactorily through an in-training plan? |
Section 357-19-290. What are the provisions for appointments under the Intergovernmental Mobility Act (P.L. 91-648)? |
Section 357-19-295. What are cyclic year positions? |
Section 357-19-297. What are the notification requirements for appointing an employee to a cyclic year position? |
Section 357-19-300. What is a seasonal appointment? |
Section 357-19-301. Does chapter 357-16 WAC apply to seasonal appointments? |
Section 357-19-302. Do employees appointed to seasonal appointments serve a probationary period and gain permanent status? |
Section 357-19-303. What provisions govern the layoff of employees from seasonal appointments? |
Section 357-19-305. What are project positions? |
Section 357-19-310. How are project positions filled? |
Section 357-19-315. What are the notification requirements for appointing an employee to a project position? |
Section 357-19-320. Must an employee appointed to a project position serve a probationary period? |
Section 357-19-325. Must an employee with permanent status who is appointed to a project position serve a trial service period? |
Section 357-19-330. What notices must employees and their employers provide to each other when an employee accepts an appointment to a project position? |
Section 357-19-340. What return rights must an employer provide to a permanent employee who accepts an appointment to a project position? |
Section 357-19-345. What happens to employees in project positions at the conclusion of the project? |
Section 357-19-353. What return rights must an employer provide to a permanent WGS employee who accepts an acting WMS appointment? |
Section 357-19-360. For what reasons may a general government employer make nonpermanent appointments? |
Section 357-19-370. How long can a general government nonpermanent appointment last? |
Section 357-19-373. What notification must a general government employer give a nonpermanent appointee? |
Section 357-19-375. Can an employee receive consecutive general government nonpermanent appointments? |
Section 357-19-377. What provisions apply to general government nonpermanent appointments? |
Section 357-19-380. What provisions of the civil service rules apply to nonpermanent employees? |
Section 357-19-385. Can a permanent employee accept a nonpermanent appointment? |
Section 357-19-388. What notices must employees and their employers provide each other when an employee accepts a nonpermanent appointment? |
Section 357-19-395. What return rights must an employer provide to a permanent employee who accepts a nonpermanent appointment? |
Section 357-19-400. Can the agency convert a general government nonpermanent appointment to a probationary or trial service appointment? |
Section 357-19-410. How much notice must an employer give for ending a nonpermanent appointment? |
Section 357-19-420. What are the appeal rights of general government nonpermanent employees? |
Section 357-19-425. How does a general government nonpermanent employee request remedial action? |
Section 357-19-430. When may the director take remedial action for general government nonpermanent employees and what does remedial action include? |
Section 357-19-435. For what reasons may a higher education employer make a temporary appointment? |
Section 357-19-440. What provisions govern higher education temporary appointments? |
Section 357-19-441. What provisions of civil service rules apply to individuals in temporary appointments? |
Section 357-19-442. What happens to an employee's salary and periodic increment date when he/she is temporarily appointed to the higher level class under provisions of WAC 357-19-435(2)? |
Section 357-19-444. What notification must a higher education employer give to a temporary appointee? |
Section 357-19-445. What records must higher education employers maintain for individuals in temporary appointments? |
Section 357-19-447. What are the appeal rights of individuals in higher education temporary appointments? |
Section 357-19-448. How does an individual in a higher education temporary appointment request remedial action? |
Section 357-19-450. When may the director take remedial action for individuals in higher education temporary appointments and what does remedial action include? |
Section 357-19-455. What is reemployment? |
Section 357-19-460. Is certification required to reemploy a former permanent status employee? |
Section 357-19-465. Must employers provide reemployment services to employees separated due to disability under the provisions of WAC 357-46-160? |
Section 357-19-470. What reemployment services does the employer provide to a former employee seeking reemployment under the provisions of WAC 357-19-465? |
Section 357-19-475. To be eligible for reemployment following disability separation under WAC 357-19-465 what must the employee do? |
Section 357-19-480. Will employees returning from separation under WAC 357-19-465 serve a probationary period? |
Section 357-19-525. What are the employer's responsibilities for return-to-work? |
Section 357-19-530. Who is eligible to participate in the employer's return-to-work program? |
Section 357-19-535. Are an employee's return-to-work opportunities limited to the agency or institution/related board which was the employer at the time of the qualifying injury? |