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Code · Maryland · State Personnel and Pensions

§ 7-601

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§7–601.
(a)If this State acquires a public or private entity to operate it for a public purpose, this State may retain, as a State employee, any individual who is an officer or employee of that entity at the time of the acquisition.
(1)An employee who is retained under this section:
(i)shall be employed in a position that corresponds or is similar to the position held at the time of the acquisition; and
(ii)keeps seniority.
(2)Beginning as of the date of the acquisition, each retained employee shall be on probation for the period required by Subtitle 4 of this title.
(c)Within 1 year after an acquisition, the Department shall classify each position in the acquired entity.
(d)After positions in the acquired entity are classified, each retained employee:
(1)may continue without an examination to hold the position in which the employee is then employed; and
(2)has all the rights of the class to which that position is allocated.
(e)If a new position is created in an acquired entity or an established position in an acquired entity becomes vacant, the position shall be filled in accordance with this title.
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