Reporting Date When Reemployed Sample Clauses

Reporting Date When Reemployed. 22.9.9.1 If a former permanent officer recalled to their former job classification within the Department/Division from which they were laid off was subject to a background check, polygraph, psychological examination, and/or medical examination upon initial appointment, they will be subject to a modified background that will exclude a pre-law enforcement personal history questionnaire, a polygraph examination, and a psychological examination, unless good cause is shown which would require such examination. Departments/Divisions have the right to review any pre- employment documentation for an officer who is being considered for reemployment under this Section.
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Reporting Date When Reemployed. ‌ 22 If a former permanent employee recalled to their former job classification within the 23 Department or Division from which they were laid off was subject to a background check, 24 polygraph, psychological examination, and/or medical examination upon initial 25 appointment, they will be subject to a modified background that will exclude a pre-law 26 enforcement personal history questionnaire, a polygraph examination, and a psychological 27 examination, unless good cause is shown which would require such examination. 28 Departments or Divisions have the right to review any pre-employment documentation for 29 an employee who is being considered for reemployment under this Section. 30 The reemployed employee must report for reemployment on the date mutually agreed upon 31 by the returning employee and the Employer or be considered to have abandoned their 32 recall rights.
Reporting Date When Reemployed. ‌ If a former permanent employee recalled to their former job classification within the Department or Division from which they were laid off was subject to a background check, polygraph, psychological examination, and/or medical examination upon initial appointment, they will be subject to a modified background that will exclude a pre-law enforcement personal history questionnaire, a polygraph examination, and a psychological examination, unless good cause is shown which would require such examination. Departments or Divisions have the right to review any pre-employment documentation for an employee who is being considered for reemployment under this Section. The reemployed employee must report for reemployment on the date mutually agreed upon by the returning employee and the Employer or be considered to have abandoned their recall rights. An employee who is reemployed after being laid off is entitled to the restoration of the accrued and unused Sick Leave remaining in their account at the time of layoff for which they did not receive payment. An employee who is reemployed after being laid off is entitled to buy back the balance of the Annual Leave for which they received payment in a lump sum on the date of layoff. The rate of pay at which the employee is rehired applies to the buying back of Annual Leave. An employee who is reemployed after being laid off accrues Annual Leave at a rate based on their total continuous State service.

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