Appointing officer definition

Appointing officer means a person having power by law, or by lawfully delegated authority, to make appoint- ments to positions in the service of the Federal Government or the govern- ment of the District of Columbia.

Appointing officer means the person appointed under this Act by the local authority to make such appointments as are required under section 10(8);

Appointing officer means the Xxxx, Department Chair, or Associate Chair (Graduate) responsible for appointing the Graduate Assistant.

Examples of Appointing officer in a sentence

• Upon request of an employee to the Appointing Officer or designee, material relating to disciplinary actions in the employee's personnel file which have been in the file for more than two (2) years shall be “sealed” (i.e. shall remain confidential) to the maximum extent legally permissible, provided the employee has no subsequent disciplinary action since the date of such prior action.

• Subject to the Controller’s certification of availab le funds and procedures established by the Human Resources Director, the Appointing Officer shall have the discretion to make entrance or promotive appointments at any step in the compensation grade.

• The request shall be granted unless an emergency situation exists or the time off would cause severe personnel shortages as determined by the Appointing Officer or its designee.

• Assignment of EMPLOYE ES in classification 9140 to particular work duties and/or shifts shall be made by the Appointing Officer or its designee based on the skills, experience, good interpersonal relations and work record of each individual.

• The Appointing Officer, or its designee, shall post announcements of all training opportunities affecting positions within LOCAL 200's jurisdiction in a mutually agreeable, accessible location.

More Definitions of Appointing officer

Appointing officer means the person responsible for appointing the Staff Member.

Appointing officer means the Company officer who has the authority to: (i) appoint and remove a Named Fiduciary with respect to the Plan or Trust, including the Plan Administrator and members of the Investment Committee, and (ii) designate a role or entity as a Named Fiduciary. The President, BP Corporation North America Inc. serves as Appointing Officer. If no individual is serving in such role, or no such role exists, the most senior ranking officer of the Company will serve as Appointing Officer.

Appointing officer means the officer, commission, board or body of any civil division to which these rules apply, who has the power of appointment to subordinate positions in any office, court, department, board, commission or institution of any of said civil divisions.

Appointing officer means the Xxxx or Department Chair responsible for appointing the postdoctoral fellow.

Appointing officer means the officer, commission or body having the power of appointment to subordinate positions.

Appointing officer means the President, Vice-President, Xxxx or Department Chair responsible for appointing the Staff Member.

Appointing officer means the Xxxx or Department Chair responsible for appointing the AEGS.