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Section 5 C.F.R. 210.102 (b) (12) of the regulations defines reassignment as: ". . . a change of an employee, while serving continuously within the same agency, from one position to another without promotion or demotion." 3. The Agency's Right to Reassign.

Office of Personnel Management. Part 316. Authority: 5 U.S.C. 3301, 3302; E.O. 10577, 3 CFR, 1954-1958 Comp., p. 218; 5 CFR 2.2(c). Source: 33 FR 12423 ... Temporary limited appointments under this section are permitted only at the grade levels authorized for VRA appointments. Such appointments are not VRA appointments and do not lead to ...

Office of Personnel Management. Part 317. Authority: 5 U.S.C. 3392, 3393, ... Noncareer appointee includes an SES noncareer or limited appointee, ... during which the career appointee is serving on a detail or other temporary assignment apart from the appointee's regular position shall not be counted. Any days in excess of 60 days on one or ...

The purpose of this part is to implement title IV of the Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) of 1970 and title VI of the Civil Service Reform Act. These statutes authorize the temporary assignment of employees between the Federal Government and State, local, and Indian tribal governments, institutions of higher education and other eligible ...

Mobility encompasses both temporary and permanent job assignments involving change from previous assignment patterns, (e.g., to different business lines, disciplines, program areas, components, regions, headquarters, or other divergent environments). ... OPM may authorize the use of SES limited appointment authorities for short periods of time ...

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370.300.8 - Details and Temporary Assignments. 6/5/2003. OPR: Office of Personnel. 1. Purpose. This chapter describes U. S. Geological Survey (USGS) policy and procedural guidelines for processing details and temporary reassignments. Unless otherwise noted, these requirements relate only to permanent and temporary employees in the competitive ...

A temporary promotion is intended to meet the temporary needs of an agency's work needs when those services can't be met by other means. To be temporarily promoted, an employee has to meet the same qualification requirements that are needed for the permanent promotion. He or she receives the higher graded salary for the period assigned and ...

Except as provided in paragraphs (c) (2) and (3) of this section, competitive procedures in agency promotion plans apply to all promotions under § 335.102 of this part and to the following actions: ( i) Time-limited promotions under § 335.102 (f) of this part for more than 120 days to higher graded positions (prior service during the ...

(a) When OPM specifies that appointments under a particular Schedule A, B, C, or D authority must be temporary, intermittent, or seasonal, or when agencies elect to make temporary, intermittent, or seasonal appointments in Schedule A, B, C, or D, those terms have the following meaning: (1) Temporary appointments, unless otherwise specified in a particular Schedule A, B, C, or D exception, are ...

offer limited/light duty when feasible during the COP period. Temporary limited/light duty assignments should be provided equitably and at the discretion of management based on the availability of work, an injured worker's medical limitations, the injured worker's safety, as well as that of their co -workers and the general public.

A detail or transfer may not exceed 5 years but may be extended 3 additional years upon the approval of the head of the agency. Employees who transfer are entitled to be reemployed (as provided in ) in his or her former position or; one of like status within 30 days of his or her application for reemployment. Questions and Answers.

237. Office of Personnel Management §335.101. the Federal agency, or his or her des- ignee, may waive this reimbursement for good and sufficient reason. §334.106 Requirement for written agreement. (a) Before the assignment begins, the assigned employee and the Federal agency, the State, local, Indian tribal government, institution of higher ...

"OPM also agrees that it is unfair for employees to be assigned these higher-graded duties and not be compensated accordingly when assignment of these duties exceeds 120 days and a third party ...

Temporary reassignments are known to most government employees as details. For the most part, details are seen as an opportunity to meet workforce needs of the agency and a developmental opportunity for employees for hands-on work experience. Unofficially, details are also seen as a way to manage poor performers out of an organization.

An agency may make a temporary limited appointment—. ( 1) To fill a short-term position ( i.e., one that is not expected to last longer than 1 year); ( 2) To meet an employment need that is scheduled to be terminated within the timeframe set out in paragraph (c) of this section for such reasons as abolishment, reorganization, or contracting ...

Revised Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) mobility program regulations (5 CFR part 334), effective May 29, 1997, allow federal agencies to operate in a more efficient and productive manner. These new regulations contain two major changes. Purpose of Program. Assignments to or from state and local governments, institutions of higher ...

Temporary Limited Duty Definition: The assignment of an active duty member to a duty status for a specified time, with certain medical limitations or restrictions concerning the duties the member may perform.An active-duty member is assigned in a TLD status when the medical condition is temporary, and the medical provider expects the member to return to duty (RTD) in the specified period of ...

In addition, OPM regulations provide an exception to the 2-year maximum continuous employment time limits for work that is expected to last less than six months each year. This exception allows for multiple renewals of the temporary appointment authority, as long as the appointment is expected to last less than six months each year.

At present, non-competitive temporary promotions, and non-competitive details to duties of higher-graded positions are limited to no more than 120 days under OPM regulations regardless of the bargaining-unit status of the employee. Competitive procedures apply for any temporary promotion or detail to duties of a higher-graded position that ...

If an employee is authorized to receive relocation expenses under 5 U.S.C. 5737, in connection with an extended assignment resulting in temporary change of station, the worksite associated with the extended assignment is the official worksite. (See 41 CFR 302-1.1.)

Persons so recruited who meet the qualification standards and other requirements of OPM for overseas positions may be given appointments to be known as "overseas limited appointments.". Such appointments shall be of temporary or indefinite duration, and shall not confer the right to acquire a competitive status.

As soon as practicable, but beginning not later than January 1, 1984, overseas agencies are required to evaluate the performance of employees who serve under overseas local hire appointments as defined in § 315.608 (b) of this chapter and who are eligible to meet the criteria established in § 315.608 (a), of this chapter in accordance with ...