Section 100.5 Definitions
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › CHAPTER III: STATE COMPTROLLER › Part 100 MERIT COMMISSION RULES › Section 100.5 Definitions
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Section 100.5 Definitions
Allocation: Proper assignment of any position to a class.
Certified Employee: An employee who has successfully
completed an appointment and a required probationary period (80 Ill. Adm. Code
500.10).
Chair: Chair of the Merit Commission, appointed by the
Comptroller for a 2-year term.
Classification Plan: A position classification plan for all
positions subject to the Comptroller Merit Employment Code, based upon
similarity of duties performed, responsibilities assigned, and conditions of
employment.
Code: The Comptroller Merit Employment Code [15 ILCS 410].
Commission: The Merit Commission, created by the Comptroller
Merit Employment Code,
composed of 3 members appointed by the Comptroller,
by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. No more than 2 members may
be affiliated with the same political party.
[15 ILCS 400/8]
Department: An organizational entity directly subordinate to
the Comptroller or Deputy Comptroller.
Director: Director of the Comptroller's Department of
Personnel.
Geographic Transfer: Transfer from one geographical location
in the State to another.
Hearings Officer: A qualified person designated by the Merit
Commission to preside over hearings.
Incumbent: The person currently holding a position.
Jurisdiction B: That portion of the Comptroller Merit Employment
Code that requires that certain employees must be employed on the basis of
merit and fitness.
Office of the Commission: 325 West Adams Street,
Springfield, Illinois 62704.
Prima facie case: A case which has produced evidence
sufficient to support a finding in favor of the person producing the evidence,
unless evidence to the contrary is produced.
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