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Commissioners Court, be eligible for reinstatement. Eligibility however, will be contingent upon<br />

acceptance of the applicant into a vacant position by an appointing authority. In such reinstatements,<br />

the applicant does not have to go through the certification process.<br />

2.64 Benefit and Salary Restoration for Reinstated Employees: All employees that are reinstated<br />

by court order or by Civil Service Commission order, will be subject to the restoration of benefits<br />

and their salary level at the time of separation, if they have not received prior compensation for them.<br />

However, in the case of candidates for public office, their restoration salary will be determined by<br />

the Commissioners Court at the time that approval is granted for their re-entry.<br />

2.65 Preference: When more than one laid off person qualifies for reinstatement under these rules,<br />

the preference shall be given to the person laid off last.<br />

2.66 Waiver of Probationary Period:<br />

a. Employees reinstated to the same appointing authority under these rules are not<br />

subject to a probationary period. All requests for waivers must be submitted through the<br />

Department of Human Resources for approval by Commissioners Court.<br />

b. Employees reinstated to other than the same appointing authority from which they<br />

were laid off will serve a six month probationary period in accordance with paragraph (2.10<br />

a) of these rules.<br />

RE-EMPLOYMENT:<br />

2.67 Individuals who are re-employed, will be subject to a six (6) month probationary period, and<br />

may be separated from employment if it is determined that the employee is unable to perform the job<br />

duties assigned, or is not suited to the duties of the position. No cause need be cited and access to<br />

the grievance procedure is not allowed in cases covered by this sub-section.<br />

Individuals who are re-employed will be subject to the restoration of continuance pay steps held at<br />

the time of separation.<br />

RESIGNATION:<br />

2.68 An employee who desires to leave the County in good standing must file with the appointing<br />

authority a written resignation on a personnel action request form (NCF-1), giving at least a two<br />

week notice of his/her intention to leave, unless for good cause, the appointing authority consents<br />

that the employee may leave sooner. Written resignations must be filed with the Department of<br />

Human Resources and Civil Service. Employees who leave without filing a written resignation<br />

and/or giving the appropriate notice will have that fact entered on their employment record and will<br />

be denied future consideration for employment in the classified service for three years unless good<br />

cause is shown and approved by the Director of Human Resources and Civil Service.<br />

RETIREMENT:<br />

2.69 Eligibility: Any regular employee may retire from county service in accordance with the rules<br />

and regulations of the Texas County and District Retirement Systems.<br />

SEASONAL APPOINTMENTS:<br />

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Nueces County Civil Service Commission Page -18-<br />

Rules and Regulations [Adopted on ___________]

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