Permits Department of Human Services to appoint persons separate from civil service eligible list under certain circumstances.
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Overview
This bill allows the Department of Human Services to hire qualified candidates for American Sign Language interpreter positions, even if a certified eligible list from the Civil Service Commission isn't available within 60 days or if no suitable candidates are on the list. The department can bypass the standard civil service hiring process by obtaining written authorization and signing a waiver approved by the Civil Service Commission, with the candidate completing a working test period to demonstrate qualifications. This aims to reduce vacancies within the department.
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Joseph Lagana
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