Involuntarily separated definition
Involuntarily separated means separated from state service as the result of any dismissal, requested
Involuntarily separated means separated from state service as the result of any dismissal, requested resignation, or failure to obtain reappointment, excluding a separation resulting from a conviction for a felony or crime involving moral turpitude or dishonesty or a separation related to the job performance or misconduct of the state employee.
Involuntarily separated means an employee removed from employment through whatever means, other than a layoff, by the employer. This shall include, but is not limited to, investigative leave, suspension or termination.
Examples of Involuntarily separated in a sentence
Involuntarily separated employees from other DOE sites will also receive consideration after individuals involuntarily separated from employment at Rocky Flats, for P04itions for which they qualify.
More Definitions of Involuntarily separated
Involuntarily separated means a separation initiated by the Coast Guard against the employee's will and without his or her consent for reasons other than misconduct or delinquency. An involuntary separation includes a separation resulting from an employee's actual inability to perform the duties of his or her position following genuine efforts to do so (generally referred to as inefficiency). An involuntary separation does not include separation under 5 CFR 752, or an equivalent procedure for reasons that involve culpable wrongdoing on the part of the employee. In addition, when an employee is separated because he or she declines to accept reassignment outside the commuting area, the separation is involuntary if the employee is not subject to some form of mobility agreement. In some cases, an employee becomes subject to mobility after being placed in his or her position. Such an employee is considered to be involuntarily separated if he or she declines reassignment after becoming subject to mobility. However, an employee's separation is not involuntary if, after such a written mobility agreement is added, the employee accepts one reassignment and declines any subsequent reassignments.
Involuntarily separated means separated from state service as the result of any dismissal, requested 1230 resignation, or failure to obtain reappointment, excluding a separation resulting from a conviction for a 123112321233 felony or crime involving moral turpitude or dishonesty or a separation related to the job performance or misconduct of the state employee."Retiree health benefits program" or "program" means the plan for providing health insurance 1234 coverage for retired state employees provided pursuant to subsection E of § 2.2-2818. 1235 "State employee" means the same as that term is defined in § 2.2-2818. 1236 "State retiree" means a state employee retired under the Virginia Retirement System, State Police 1237 Officers' Retirement System, Judicial Retirement System, Virginia Law Officers' Retirement System, or 1238 any retirement system authorized pursuant to § 51.1-126 or, 51.1-126.5, or 51.1-169 who is eligible to 1239 receive a monthly retirement annuity from that retirement system. 1240 B. A state retiree shall be eligible to participate in the retiree health benefits program only if he 1241 makes an election to participate in the program within thirty-one 31 days following the date of 1242 termination of employment with the Commonwealth. A retired state employee who fails to elect to 1243 participate in the state health plan within thirty-one 31 days of the effective date of retirement, or who, 124412451246 once having elected to participate, discontinues participation, is barred from participating in the state health plan thereafter.C. Any state retiree who was involuntarily separated who on July 1, 1999, is participating in the 1247 retiree health benefits program and is receiving monthly retirement annuity payments may elect, by 1248 notifying the Virginia Retirement System and the Department of Human Resource Management before 1249 September 1, 1999, to cease receiving monthly retirement annuity payments until reapplying for such