Section 250.80 Status Appointments
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 80 PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES › CHAPTER VI: STATE UNIVERSITIES CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM › Part 250 STATE UNIVERSITIES CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM › Section 250.80 Status Appointments
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Section 250
Section 250.80 Status
Appointments
a) Permanent and Continuous Positions. Appointments from the
eligible registers to positions which have been assigned to a class and
approved by the Director, and which the employer has certified intention of
continuing on a regular employment basis for the duration of the probationary
period, shall be status appointments. Such appointments may be on a full-time
or on a percentage of a full-time basis.
b) Contract Appointments.
1) Contract Appointments are made to positions in the System when
such positions are covered by a contract between an employer served by the
System and either:
A) the State of Illinois, or an agency thereof, where the work
performed is under the direct supervision and control of a member of the staff
of the state agency, and on the premises of that agency; or
B) any institution, agency, or organization, other than the State
of Illinois, or any agency thereof, where the work is required to be performed
at locations away from the premises of the employing College or University or its
immediate environs.
2) The examination shall be brief, simple, and easily
administered, and shall consist of a review of the employee's application and a
verbal interview. The examination shall be scored as: Highly Qualified;
Qualified; Acceptable; Not Acceptable. The Director shall, upon request for
such candidates, certify to the employer the names and addresses of all the
persons who have scored in the highest of the three categories, namely: Highly
Qualified; Qualified; Acceptable, in which one or more candidates have scored,
and the employer shall select one of the persons so certified.
3) The duties of a position for which contract employment is used
shall be classified to meet generally the specifications for a comparable class
established for other services in the System
in the highest of the three categories, namely: Highly
Qualified; Qualified; Acceptable, in which one or more candidates have scored,
and the employer shall select one of the persons so certified.
3) The duties of a position for which contract employment is used
shall be classified to meet generally the specifications for a comparable class
established for other services in the System.
4) Rates of pay shall be established which take into account both
the salary range currently established for the appropriate class and rates
applicable in the community where the work is being performed.
5) Seniority shall be established on the basis of the agency or
locality in which the work is being performed.
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