2603 - Reemployment (Historical View)

** Effective: 5/25/2017 12:32:30 PM - 2/6/2018 6:22:49 AM **

Status: Active

Change Notes

Contact updated: Removed "acting" designation from title.

Category

Layoffs

Audience List

Synopsis

This policy:

Introduction

This policy provides direction to departments who are involved in a layoff regarding the need and process for establishing reemployment lists for employees who are laid off or demoted in lieu of layoff.

Statement

Establishing Reemployment Lists

To help facilitate the reemployment of laid-off employees, it is essential that reemployment lists be established on a timely basis.  Reemployment list eligibility should start on the day immediately following the layoff and remain in effect for five years.

Designating Appropriate Service-wide Classes for Reemployment

An employee who is demoted or laid off may receive general reemployment list eligibility in a class other than the class of layoff when the class of layoff is a department-specific class.

In order to provide employees who are demoted or laid off in department-specific classes a reasonable opportunity for reemployment, CalHR authorizes departments to identify a service-wide class closely related to the department-specific class for placement on a general reemployment list. Government Code Section 19997.11 provides CalHR the authority for the designation of other appropriate classes for general reemployment list eligibility under the circumstances described above.

Application

Departments should follow the below process when establishing reemployment lists:

CalHR is responsible for auditing the reemployment list forms.  To assist in reviewing the CalHR-016 forms, departments are reminded to process the layoff and demotion transactions to be effective at the close of business of the layoff effective date.

Designating Appropriate Service-wide Classes for Reemployment

Departments should identify the service-wide class and must submit substantiation to support their selection of an appropriate class by identifying a class that:

Advance approval of the appropriate class is required and will be subject to CalHR review. Please contact the PMD consultant for assistance with identifying an appropriate service-wide class for reemployment.

Authorities

Resources

FAQs

Forms

PML

Related Policies

Authorized By

Contact Person

Personnel Management Division
Personnel Program Consultant, , Personnel Management Division
Phone: 916-324-3367
Fax: 916-327-1886
Email: pmd@calhr.ca.gov

Superseded Policies

Not Applicable.