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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 284 - STATE HUMAN RESOURCES SYSTEM

NRS 284.300 Regulations governing employment of promotional appointee who fails to attain permanent status.

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NRS 284.300 Regulations governing employment of promotional appointee who fails to attain permanent status.
1. The Commission shall adopt regulations requiring that a promotional appointee who fails to attain permanent status in the position to which the appointee was promoted, or who is dismissed for cause other than misconduct or delinquency on the appointee’s part from the position to which the appointee was promoted, either during the probationary period or at the conclusion thereof by reason of the failure of the appointing authority to file a request for the appointee’s continuance in the position, must be:
(a)Restored to the position from which the appointee was promoted, if there is only one such position within the appointing authority, unless the position has been filled by an employee with greater seniority;
(b)Placed in a position other than the position from which the appointee was promoted and for which a vacancy exists in the class held immediately before the promotion, if there is more than one such position within the appointing authority; or
(c)If no position described in paragraph
(a)or
(b)exists:
(1)Appointed to a position for which a vacancy exists in a class equal to or lower than the class held immediately before the promotion; or
(2)Placed in an appropriate reemployment pool.
2. Nothing contained in this section shall be construed to prevent any employee of the classified service from seeking eligibility for original appointments.
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