Persons Who Voluntarily Reduced Under the Provisions Sample Clauses

Persons Who Voluntarily Reduced Under the Provisions of Section 6 The names of persons who were voluntarily reduced under the provisions of Section 6. shall be placed on an AGENCY/DEPART- MENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST for the class from which reduced and for each class in the occupational series below the level of the class from which they voluntarily reduced, provided they request to be placed on such lists. Positions to be filled shall be offered first to persons on the AGENCY/DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST for that class, starting at the top of the list. If reinstatement is offered to a class other than that from which the person was laid off or reduced, such person must first meet the minimum qualifications and pass any required performance tests for that class.
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Persons Who Voluntarily Reduced Under the Provisions of Section 6 The names of persons who were voluntarily reduced under the provisions of Section 6. shall be placed on a DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST for the class from which reduced and for each class in the occupational series below the level of the class from which they voluntarily reduced, provided they request to be placed on such lists. Positions to be filled shall be offered first to persons on the DEPARTMENTAL REINSTATEMENT LIST for that class, starting at the top of the list. If reinstatement is offered to a class other than that from which the person was laid off or reduced, such person must first meet the minimum qualifications and pass any required performance tests for that class.
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