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paragraphs of this policy should occur, the employees affected will be given 60 days to seek other<br />

employment within the County. At the conclusion of 60 days, the employees will be given the<br />

option to determine which of them will resign, if a suitable position has not been found within the<br />

County.<br />

Termination of a marriage by divorce or the death of a spouse terminates relationships by affinity<br />

created by that marriage, unless a child of that marriage is living, in which case the marriage is<br />

treated as continuing to exist; as long as a child of that marriage lives.<br />

The CHAIN OF SUPERVISION is defined as all management and supervisory positions in a major<br />

division of a department, beginning with the head of the division and flowing downward through the<br />

organization. Any personnel action that changes the established chain of supervision in any<br />

department serviced by county civil service, or which effects position/job class management, must be<br />

submitted through the Director of Human Resources for approval by Commissioners Court.<br />

TRANSFERS:<br />

2.40<br />

a. Definition: A transfer is the movement of an employee from one department to<br />

another department. Such a transfer is subject to the approval of county governing body and<br />

must be requested through the Director of Human Resources on a personnel action form<br />

(NCF-1) by the appointing authority. An NCF-1 form must also be submitted by the<br />

department that is losing the employee.<br />

b. Voluntary transfer to a position under another appointing authority will require the<br />

employee to serve a six month probationary period (Paragraph 2.10 b) in that position.<br />

During the probationary period, the employee must satisfactorily demonstrate the ability to<br />

perform the duties required. The immediate supervisor will periodically advise the employee<br />

of his/her progress. Failure of the employee to perform satisfactorily during the probationary<br />

period may will result in return to the employee's old position and salary, transfer to another<br />

suitable position, if vacant, or termination layoff in the event no suitable positions are open.<br />

In the event of layoff, the employee shall be given the first right of refusal of any future<br />

position (for a period of two years) for which the individual qualifies. In all cases, the<br />

receiving appointing authority must approve the employee's placement.<br />

2.41 Voluntary: Transfers may be made at the employee's request. A request for such transfer shall<br />

meet the following criteria:<br />

a. be on a form furnished by the county Department of Human Resources, (NCF-1);<br />

b. be signed by the employee and the receiving appointing authority.<br />

c. must be signed by the transferring authority.<br />

2.42 Involuntary: Subject to appeal through the grievance process, employees may also be<br />

involuntarily transferred at management's request; provided that the recipient department or office is<br />

in agreement with the transfer. However, prior to effecting the transfer, the proponent department<br />

must get approval from the county governing body by submitting an NCF-1 through the county<br />

personnel office Human Resources Department . Also, the proponent department must notify the<br />

subject employee in writing with the reason for such transfer, and allow sufficient time (7 calendar<br />

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Nueces County Civil Service Commission Page -13-<br />

Rules and Regulations [Adopted on ___________]

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