HPM 10.3 PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS MANUAL Flashcards
A probationary period ______ required for appointments made from an eligible list, permissive reinstatements, and interdepartmental transfers, except as noted in paragraph 1.b. below. The employee shall not attain permanent status in the classification until the prescribed probationary period has been satisfactorily completed. 7-3, 1(a)
is
A probationary period is not required for mandatory reinstatements, intradepartmental transfers within classification, and interdepartmental transfers or reinstatements without a break in state service when the employee has ____________________________________________________________. 7-3, 1(b)
previously completed the probationary period for the classification while employed with the California Highway Patrol
The required hours for completion of the probationary period are prescribed in GC Section 19170 and CCR, Title 2, Section 321. The probationary reports shall be completed within ____ days of the designated probationary period, and submitted to Human Resources Section (HRS), Personnel Files Services. 7-3, 2
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Employees on a 12-month probation (refer to Annex A, Classifications Requiring a 12-Month Probationary Period) will receive written appraisals at ___ months, ___months, ___ months, and more frequently as necessary. 7-3, 2(b)
4, 8, 12
An employee serving a 12-month probationary period must work a minimum of ______ hours during the 12-month period. 7-3, 2(b)
1680
In determining total hours worked, vacation, sick leave, military leave, or other leave of absence, compensating time off, suspension or other separations, including separations subsequently voided or otherwise set aside, _________ be considered working time. 7-3, 3(b)
shall not
When it is determined that the probationary period is to be extended, the commander shall contact _____________________ to determine the official date for completion of the probationary period. 7-3, 3( c)
Human Resources Section (HRS)
Pursuant to GC Section 19170, an appointing power of an employee, who alleges a disability as defined in GC Section 12926.1, may submit a written agreement for approval by the California Department of Human Resources (CalHR) that would extend the employee’s probationary period within the existing classification for up to ___ months to provide a reasonable accommodation. 7-4, 4(a)
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Reasonable Accommodation Request: Qualified individuals with a disability may submit a written request for a reasonable accommodation by submitting a ____ to their commander. Refer to Highway Patrol Manual (HPM) 10.12, Equal Employment Opportunity Manual, Chapter 5, Reasonable Accommodation, for additional information regarding reasonable accommodation request procedures. 7-4, 4( c)
CHP 163
Notification of Reasonable Accommodation Request: The written agreement must be received for review by CalHR ______________________________________, and the commander shall immediately notify HRS upon receipt of this type of request to allow sufficient time for preparation and forwarding of the agreement to CalHR. If the employee’s probationary period will end during the CalHR review, CalHR will automatically extend the probationary period until a determination is made to approve or disapprove the agreement. 7-5, 4(d)
prior to the end of the employee’s probationary period
Discretionary Leave: An unpaid leave may be granted to an employee if approved by the employee’s commander or the appropriate Commissioner, depending on the type of leave. An employee ___ entitled to discretionary leave as a matter of right. 8-5, 1(c )
is not
The following are discretionary leaves:
(a) Regular Leave of absence (reasons listed in paragraph 2.d.).
(b) Adoption Leave.
(c) Temporary Leave of absence.
(d) _______________________
8-5, 1(c )(1)
informal leave
Determining factors to be considered in granting discretionary leave are:
(a) Purpose or reason for the leave.
(b) _________________________
(c) Whether the employee’s plan is to return to work at the expiration of
the leave.
(d) The effect the employee’s absence will have on the command
operations.
(e) The possibility and feasibility of filling the position while the employee
is on a leave of absence.
8-5, 1(c )(2)
The employee’s service record
Nondiscretionary Leave. When an employee meets the eligibility criteria as
specified by the Government Code (GC), California Department of Human
Resources (CalHR) rules, BU agreement, or federal or state law, the employee is
entitled to the leave as a matter of right. The following are nondiscretionary leaves:
(1) Pregnancy or Parental Leave.
(2) Veterans’ Educational Leave.
(3) Military Leave.
(4) _____________________
(5) Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)/California Family Rights Act
(CFRA) Leave.
(6) Nonindustrial Disability Insurance (NDI) Leave.
(7) State Disability Insurance (SDI) Leave.
8-6, 1(d)
Spousal Military Leave
Attendance Reporting During Unpaid Leave of Absence. Attendance reporting
is not required for the period the employee is off-duty without pay on an approved
Regular, Pregnancy or Parental, Adoption, _____________________, or Military Leave of absence. Refer to the attendance reporting instructions within this chapter for all other leaves of absence.
8-6, 1(f)
Veteran’s Educational
Uniformed employees who are on an approved leave of absence for less than ____ shall be retrained and recertified at their assigned commands. 8-7, 1(h)(1)
1 year
Uniformed employees who are on an approved leave of absence for _______________________ are required to complete Refresher Training at the Academy prior to resuming field-related duties at their assigned commands. 8-7, 1(h)(2)
12 continuous months to 2 years
Uniformed employees who are on an approved leave of absence for over _______are required to complete Reinstatement Training at the Academy prior to resuming field-related duties at their assigned commands. 8-7, 1(h)(3)
2 years
The purpose of a regular leave of absence is to provide an employee with a guaranteed right of return to the employee’s former position upon expiration of the leave. A regular leave of absence is ____________ pay and allows an employee to be away from the job for an extended period of time. The employee shall be offered the opportunity to continue medical benefits during the unpaid leave through the “direct pay” process. 8-7, 2(a)
without
Government Code Section 19991.1 provides, subject to CalHR rule, an appointing power may grant a leave of absence without pay to any employee under that jurisdiction for a period not exceeding _______. 8-7, 2(b)
1 year
An appointing power may grant a leave of absence without pay to an employee who has permanent status with no break in continuity of state service due to permanent separation, a probationer who has completed 6 months of service in a classification having a longer probationary period, or _____________________________________________________ . 8-7, 2(c )(1)
a probationer who was prevented from completing the probationary period because of entry into the United States (U.S.) military service
California Code of Regulations (CCR), Title 2, Section 599.781 provides that a leave of absence shall not be granted to any employee ___________________________________, or who is leaving state service to enter other employment except as herein provided, or who does not intend to nor can reasonably be expected to return to state service on or before the expiration of the leave. 8-7, 2(c )(2)
who is accepting some other position in state service
Regular Leave of Absence - Reasons for Leave.
(1) __________________________________________________________________.
(2) Temporary incapacity due to illness or injury. (Not applicable when on SDI
or NDI.)
(3) Loaned to another governmental agency for the performance of a specific
assignment.
(4) To seek or accept other employment during a layoff situation or otherwise
lessen the impact of an impending layoff.
(5) Family illness or obligation. (Not applicable when on FMLA/CFRA leave.)
(6) Union activity.
(7) Victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking. (Refer to
Chapter 26, Miscellaneous Absences With Pay, of this manual.)
(8) For some other reason equally satisfactory as determined by the
appointing power.
8-8, 2(d)
To attend school or college, or to enter training to improve the quality of the employee’s service
Procedure to Request a Regular Leave of Absence-All Employees: The employee shall submit a _____, Leave of Absence Request, to the commander prior to going on a leave of absence. The _____ shall include the reason for the leave, the period of time requested, and the amount and type of leave credits to be used (if the leave of absence is with pay). 8-9, 2(g)(1)
CHP 737
Length of a Regular Leave: A leave for up to 1 year, for reasons identified in
paragraph 2.d., may be granted by the appropriate ________________. A 1-year leave
may be extended up to 1 additional year if approved by the appropriate
Commissioner prior to the expiration of the original 1-year leave. Requests for
extensions shall be routed through channels to the appropriate Commissioner at
least _____ days in advance of the effective date of the extension. It is Executive
Management’s practice to recommend and grant leaves and extensions in
full-month increments. Human Resources Section (HRS) will forward a copy of the
approved memorandum to CalHR. 8-8, 2(e )
Commissioner, 60
Procedure to Request a Regular Leave of Absence-All Employees: A medical leave qualifying as a serious health condition under FMLA Family and Medical Leave / CFRA California Family Rights Act shall run _______ with NDI Nonindustrial Disability Insurance or SDI State Disability Insurance. Supervisors shall check eligibility of the employee and, if eligible, designate the leave under FMLA/CFRA. 8-9, 2(g)(1)(a)
concurrently
Adoption Leave: Government Code Section 19991.6(c)(3) provides an appointing power may
grant a permanent employee’s request for a leave of absence without pay for the
adoption of a child for a period not to exceed ___________. 8-9, 3(a)
1 year
Procedure to Request an Adoption Leave: The employee shall submit a CHP 737, with substantiation attached, to the commander stating the reason for the leave, the period of time requested, and _________________________________________. In addition, the request must indicate whether or not the employee wishes to continue health, dental, vision, and/or medical reimbursement account benefits. 8-10, 3(b)(1)
the amount and type of leave credits to be used prior to going on leave without pay
Commanders may grant a temporary leave of absence without pay to any employee for a period not to exceed ___________ days. 8-10, 4(a)
30 calendar
Procedure to Request a Temporary Leave of Absence: The employee shall submit a CHP 737 to the commander stating the reason for the leave, the period of time requested, and the amount and type of leave credits to be used prior to going on a leave without pay. If the request is for medical reasons, it must also include the amount of sick leave to be used and whether or not _______________________________________________________________. A physician’s statement is required to substantiate a leave for medical reasons for the time requested. In addition, the request must indicate whether or not the employee wishes to continue health, dental, vision, and/or medical reimbursement account benefits. 8-10, 4(b)
NDI Nonindustrial Disability Insurance or SDI State Disability Insurance benefits will be requested prior to a leave without pay
Attendance Reporting: Absences for temporary leave are processed and reported as dock. Once on dock status, an employee cannot use credits until after physically returning to work, unless on an ____________ leave. 8-11 4(c )
FMLA / CFRA
Maximum Length of Informal Leave: Commanders may grant an informal leave of absence without pay for a period not to exceed 11 working days in a 22-day pay period or 10 working days in a 21-day pay period or ______________ working days between pay periods. 8-11, 5(a)
11 consecutive
Parental Leave of Absence: Government Code Section 19991.6 provides an employee with permanent status may request and shall be granted an ______________ of absence for purposes of pregnancy, childbirth, the recovery therefrom, or care for the newborn child for a period as determined by the employee not to exceed 1 year. 8-11, 6(a)
unpaid leave
A spouse or domestic partner or parent who is a permanent employee shall be granted an unpaid leave of absence for a period not to exceed ________ to care for the newborn child. 8-12, 6(a)
1 year
When an employee first becomes aware of their pregnancy, they shall notify their commander and ____________________________________________________________________. An estimated date of delivery must be included in the statement. The health care provider’s statement is required whether or not the employee plans to request a leave of absence. A limited-duty assignment may be considered for a pregnant employee in accordance with the provisions of HPM 10.7, Injury and Illness Case Management Manual, Chapter 8, Limited Duty/Return-To-Work. 8-12, 6(b)
submit a statement from their health care provider regarding their ability to perform full or limited duties
All pregnant uniformed employees, and those pregnant nonuniformed employees who perform duties associated with firearms training, shall submit a _____, Advisory: Potential Fetal Health Hazards Associated with Firearms Training, signed by their health care provider. 8-12, 6(b)
CHP 209
Veteran’s Educational Leave: Government Code Section 19991.9 provides that any permanent employee, or an employee serving under another appointment who previously had permanent status and who, since that permanent status, has no break in the continuity of state service, who served in the armed forces, and who is eligible because of that service for education or training under applicable state or federal law shall, upon application, be granted an educational leave of absence without pay for the period during which the employee receives that education or training and for ____ months thereafter. 8-13, 7(a)
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Military Leave: Short-term military leave is leave for ___ months (180 calendar days) or less. 8-14, 8(a)(1)
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Military Leave: A permanent, probationary, ________, or temporary employee is entitled to a short-term military leave of absence for ordered active military duty, for 6 months (180 calendar days) or less, in the U.S. Armed Forces, National Guard, or Naval Militia. 8-14, 8(a)(2)
limited-term
An employee who has had 12 qualifying pay periods of state service without a break in service immediately prior to the active duty date, or has a combination of pay periods of such state service and calendar time spent in the military service which equals 1 year, is entitled to pay for the first ___________ days (172 hours) of a short-term military leave of absence. 8-14, 8(a)(6)
30 calendar
An employee who is absent longer than 30 days (172 hours) in 1 fiscal year may use any leave credits, with the exception of ___________, to cover an absence that extends beyond 30 days (172 hours). 8-15, 8(a)(9)
sick leave
Military Short-Term Reinstatement: A permanent or probationary employee ordered to active duty must
return to state service within ___________ days after the end of the military leave, following any period of rehabilitation afforded by the U.S. military or after the termination of the state military emergency ordered by the Governor. (Refer to 38 USC § 4312.) 8-16, 8(a)(11)(c)
14 calendar
Effective Date of Long-Term Military Leave. The effective date of the leave must be within ________ days after the last day the employee physically worked or the last day the employee is on leave credits prior to the active duty date. 8-16, 8(b)(4)
90 calendar
Long-Term Military Leave - Eligibility: An employee who has ___________________ status is entitled to a long-term military leave for active duty service in the U.S. Armed Forces when the orders are for a period over 6 months, but not exceeding 5 years. 8-16, 8(b)(2)
permanent or probationary
Military Long-Term Reinstatement: An employee shall return to state service within ___ months after the end of long-term military leave. 8-18, 8(b)(12)(b)
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Emergency Military Leave: Emergency military leave is a leave for members of the
National Guard during such time as the __________ may have issued a proclamation of a state of extreme emergency or insurrection under the provisions of the Military and Veterans Code Sections 143 or 146, or during such time as the National Guard may be on active duty for one or more situations in the Military and Veterans Code Section 146. 8-18, 8(c)(1)
Governor
Emergency Military Leave – Reinstatement: A permanent or probationary employee must return to state service within ___________ after the end of the military leave, following any
period of rehabilitation afforded by the U.S. or the state or after termination of the state military emergency ordered by the Governor. 8-19,8(c )(6)
14 calendar days
War or National Emergency Leave - Eligibility: An employee who is a member of the ______________ or U.S. military reserve organization is entitled to a war or national emergency military leave for ordered active military duty by the President or Congress. 8-20, 8(d)(2)
National Guard