Additional Terms Flashcards
Appointing Authority
an official, board or commission having the legal authority to make appointments to positions in the State service, or a person to whom the authority has been delegated by the official, board, or commission.
Appointment
The acceptance by an applicant of an offer of employment by an appointing authority and their mutual agreement as to the date of hire.
Automatic Advancement
Means the progression of an employee through a class series to the authorized grade of the position, but not exceeding the journey level.
Break in Service
Means any separation from state service, with some exceptions.
Class
A group of positions sufficiently similar with respect to their duties and responsibilities that the same title may be reasonably and fairly used to designate each position allocated to the class.
Class series
Means the normal line of progression from training, entry, or preparatory levels to supervisory or administrative levels within a job specialty.
Class specification
Means a written description of a class, consisting of a title, a definition, examples of duties and the minimum qualifications that are required.
Classification
Means the systematic process of analytically grouping and allocating positions to classes based on the similarity of actual duties and responsibilities.
Classification plan
Means a listing of all the classes that have been established, the class specifications, and the grade to which each is assigned.
Date of hire
Means the date an employee begins or, after a break in service, resumes his or her paid employment with the State.
Demotion
Is any movement of an employee to a class having a lower grade than the class previously held.
Exempt Classified Employee
An employee in the classified service who is an executive, administrative or professional employee within the meaning of the Fair Labor Standards Act
Grade
The number assigned by the Division of Human Resource Management to identify the range of pay for a class.
Promotion
An advancement to a position in a class that has a higher grade than the class previously held, with exceptions
Step
A specific rate of pay within a grade.
Underfill
The filling of a position with an employee holding a lower classification, except for those situations where the employee is in a classification that is at a training or intermediate level preparatory to promotion to the journey level class.