Seniority Assignment Process Sample Clauses

Seniority Assignment Process. The following constitutes the seniority assignment process that will be used. a. A certificate assignment notice will be made available via email to all ASIs within the area of consideration. b. The certificate notice will include the following: 1. location of the certificate assignment; 2. description of the assignment; 3. anticipated assignment date; 4. area of consideration; 5. qualification and skill requirements; 6. process for expressing interest in the assignment; 7. response deadline; 8. person to whom the response should be directed; and 9. any other requirements. c. Respondents’ qualifications will be verified. d. The Agency will determine which ASIs meet the qualifications and skills and establish a list. e. The most senior ASI on the list will be selected for the certificate assignment. f. If the Agency determines that a more senior ASI did not meet the qualification or skill requirements for the certificate assignment, the Agency shall promptly provide a written explanation of the non-selection. Within three (3) days after notification of non-selection, the ASI may request a written explanation of the reasons supporting the Agency’s determination concerning the ASI’s lack of sufficient qualifications or skills. The written explanation will be promptly provided to the ASI. The explanation is designed for the purpose of offering constructive input to the ASI. g. In the event the most senior ASI on the list is unavailable, the next most senior ASI on the list will be selected for the certificate assignment. h. In the event there is no interest in the certificate assignment, the Agency will
Seniority Assignment Process a. The Agency shall determine the area of consideration. A certificate/work assignment notice will be made available via email to all ASI’s in the area of consideration on the attached notice form. The notice will include the: location of the certificate/work assignment, description of the assignment, the anticipated assignment date, area of consideration, qualification and skill requirements, process for expressing interest in the assignment, the response deadline, the person to whom response should be directed, PCS status and any other requirements. It is recommended that the notice be posted and announced in all Flight Standards offices within the area of consideration. b. Respondents’ qualifications will be verified. c. The Agency will determine which employees meet the qualifications and establish a list of qualified employees. The most senior employee on the list will be selected for the certificate/work assignment. If the Agency determines that an interested inspector[s] with greater seniority than the inspector selected is not qualified for the certificate/work assignment, the Agency shall, upon written request received within three

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